Audacity Forum

bgravato wrote:On Linux I'd recommend k3b.

Possibly the best CD burner there is (IMHO).

srmistry wrote:I will try ripping it again.

There may be something wrong with your rip. Does it sound like that when you play the avi file?

dyaly12 wrote:I'm trying to record from youtube unfortunately the same annouce:PLEASE CHECK THE INPUT DEVICE SETTING AND PROJECT SAMPLE RATE
PLEASE HELP TO FIX IT

Did you check out this page? http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... trol_Panel
At what point did you get stuck?

But once I zoom far enough in to eliminate graphics clumping, it's all one color. I think that there is a change dependant on the zoom level. Looking at different tones when zoomed out far enough to get solid blocks of colour, the two tone effect certainly appears to bare out the theory that the li...

Can "stereo track to mono" introduce any unwanted effects? It can, but it is so rare as to be a "freak" event. I've seen a grand total of "1" such occurrence here on the forum. The "stereo" track was essentially mono, but the left and right channels were 180 ...

I suspect that the matter of installing Avast is a red herring (coincidence). I have used Audacity with a recent version of Avast installed and Avast has had no impact on the performance of Audacity. The usual culprits for slow performance are either running short on disk space (particularly on the ...

Topic moved to the Audacity 1.3 part of the forum.

Hi KathyV. Perhaps one of these tutorials will help you to get started: http://audacityteam.org/manual-1.2/tutorials.html If you are recording with a USB microphone on a Windows computer, Windows switches playback from you soundcard and tries to play back through your microphone :shock: To re-enable...

Am radio only goes to 5Kcps in the usa so the highs are only for better sound not intelligibility. In modern telecommunications it is generally accepted that frequencies up to at least 7 kHz are required for good intelligibility. This is particularly relevant to consonants. Here's an extract from a...

Audacity is designed for high quality audio work and does not go as low as 8-bit.
However, you can export in an 8 bit format and the audio will be down-sampled to 8 bit during the export.

What format do you want your exported file to be? [for example, "11 kHz 8 bit WAV (Microsoft) PCM"]