Audacity Forum

rollo wrote:If it is indeed dependent on something else (wxWidgets), could you point me at the right forum to raise this?

The WxWidgets forum is here: http://wxforum.shadonet.com/

Edgar wrote:(is it lisp?)

The language is "Nyquist", which is derived from the XLisp dialect of LISP.

As a matter of interest, did you notice any ill effects of having labels before zero, or are they just ignored?

Amplify to 0 dB, and if it's not loud enough, increase the playback volume of your sound card or speakers. Note that if there are any very loud clicks on the track, then that could cause the amplification to be less than otherwise. If the waveform still looks small after amplifying, check the wavefo...

This should do it if you'd care to test.

I'd call it an "unintended feature". It's the same "feature" as described by Gale. In the test described; the end of the silence is detected at approximately t=0.047 the label is then placed 0.08 seconds before this, which is at approximately t= -0.033 I think an "enhancemen...

Hold the 'Ctrl' key down and roll the mouse wheel.

AviUser wrote:does clipping actually cause the audio to be degraded at a real level?

Yes, clipping is a severe form of distortion. With most types of sound the distortion is very obvious and unpleasant.

see here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... trol_Panel

First thing to try is to turn it off completely (unplug from the mains) and leave it for at least an hour before switching it on again. If the fault is caused by something in the digital electronics then this should allow it to reset. If the problem persists, turn down all of the gain controls and a...

A WAV or AIFF file in 24/192 format should be compatible with Audacity and play automatically. If you have problems with it, try Audacity 1.3.12.