Audacity Forum

orcamad wrote:I do not mind running it 6000 times

Rather you than me

orcamad wrote:it is just to get it into a format that its easier to edit with.

Which of the measurements do you need?

If the tracks were butted up to each other with no overlap , then find the exact point where one track ends an the next one begins and click to put the cursor at that exact position (zoom in really close to find the exact position). Then select "Split" from the Edit menu. You can now creat...

Unless you like spam it's a really bad idea to post your e-mail address on a public forum. I've taken the liberty to make it less easily machine readable. Regarding the question, you need to provide a lot more information about the equipment you are using, how you have it set up, your Audacity setti...

For DVD, set the Audacity "Quality" default settings (in "Edit menu > Preferences") to: sample rate: 48000 Hz sample format: 32-bit (float). Export from Audacity as 16 bit WAV (this will still be at 48000 Hz sample rate, which is what DVD's use. For iPods - Do iPods support 48 kH...

In the case of Thunderbird try searching the plugins to see if you can find anything relevant. That's the only way I can think of for doing such thing on thunderbird. As far as I'm aware Mozilla have drawn a line under this and decided that e-mails should not automatically run anything without the ...

Farsangolf wrote:I have problems with this! Using a roxcore usb turntable and cannot change the input level. ????

Read the post be Gale Andrews earlier in this topic.

See also: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... trol_Panel

Have a go with Spitfish. You'll need to use Audacity 1.3.12 rather than any earlier version. To install VST effects you need to put the .dll files into the Audacity "Plug-I" folder which is inside the Audacity installation folder. On Windows computers, this is usually under "Program F...

16 bit WAV is probably the best format for your exported files as it is a very standard format and is ideally suited if you want to burn the files to a CD. If you import the files back into Audacity and they play all right, then the problem is with iTunes. Is there any particular reason why you are ...

It looks like the free "Home" version can record without using Audacity http://www.virtualdj.com/products/comparison.html