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Here is the LAME download page: http://lame.buanzo.com.ar/
Here are the instructions: http://audacityteam.org/help/faq?s=inst ... m=lame-mp3

Your call, but people who want to push the envelope could instead be made to change the ny file.... I think that most novice users are likely to accept the limits of the slider range (many users do not even realise that values can be typed into the text box of slider widgets), but the dire warning ...

get a conversion program and change them to mp3 MP3 is a lossy format and will reduce the sound quality. Decoding to a lossless format (such as WAV) will keep the sound quality the same as the original MP4 file. Hi, try Convert-tune works good for me Convert-tune is commercial software costing betw...

Still having problems getting Audacity to recognize the usb input 1) Plug in the USB interface and reboot the computer. 2) click "Start > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound" (if you're using "Classic View" there's a direct link to "Sound" in the Control Panel),...

proudnole wrote:... to assign each audio track to a different mic.

whomper wrote:or a cheap mixer and run them all into the same channel

To record 2 microphones onto different channels, you either need a mixer that allows you to pan one microphone all the way to the left and the other microphone all the way to the right, or you need a sound card that has 2 microphone inputs. You can then record a stereo track - this will have one mic...

I've moved and merged these topics so that all replies will come to the same place. You've been rather unlucky - this is usually really easy, but hopefully these instructions will get you going. I generally use the ZIP version that is on that page ( libmp3lame-win-3.98.2.zip ) Download the ZIP file ...

There's a page here about USB Turntables. Much of the information on this page also applies to recording with external USB sound cards. http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/USB_turntables

grisha wrote:when i.m try to open any mp3 file, its saying "this version not compiled with mp3 support.

Do you have libmad installed? (and it's development headers)
These need to be installed before configuring Audacity for MP3 export to be enabled.

In Audacity 1.3.12 you can add markers (labels) during recording with Ctrl+M

If you wish to add text to the marker (label) just type the required text after pressing Ctrl+M, then press ENTER to "close" the label text.