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Ahhh, "floating points". Remember when they introduced that FPU chip on mainboards? Indeed I do - I think my DX-100 had one of those (and a massive 1 GB hard drive :o ) Perhaps the NYQUIST processing code is different between versions Nyquist was updated in Audacity 1.3.something last yea...

Just updated - It does seem faster, and no crashes yet :) Just one thought - the interface is quite a lot longer (vertical height) than before - will people with small screens (800 x 600) be able to reach the "OK" button? Update: I spoke too soon :( Audacity has just crashed when applying ...

bgravato wrote:steve maybe you should create a sticky topic with that info/procedure for ubuntu users, what do you think?

I've added the information to this sticky post: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 545#p89545

Behringer UCA 202 Manufacturers Specification: 2 channel (stereo in/out) Line level in/out 16 bit 44.1/48kHz LINE IN Connectors RCA, unbalanced Input impedance approx. 27 kW Max. input level 2 dBV LINE OUT Connectors RCA, unbalanced Output impedance approx. 400 W Max. output level 2 dBV DIGITAL OUT...

For comparison information, I use a Behringer UCA 202 sound card on an Acer 5735 laptop. Noise level is -78.3 dB with the input level set at 100% This gives a 0.4 dB drop if I link the output directly into the input. Testing the frequency response - flat (within 0.1 dBfs) from 20Hz to 19kHz (-2.5 dB...

Re. splitting Audio books: What would be most useful if there is no pause anywhere near the minimum target length? Perhaps a special label put in at the target length regardless of the absence of a gap: "NO GAP" (muses to self...) How would that work? If the the label length is greater tha...

I think that the case for counting forward is much stronger in the case of SoundFinder. Has anyone got an opinion on that? The terminology would probably be a bit different - perhaps "Minimum label length"? There could be a "Help" note that the final section of audio may be less ...

For me 1.3.12 remains liable to crashes on Windows (both XP and 7) if doing repetitive editing over long periods of time (think 100+ edits or so). I use Audacity extensively at work on Windows XP SP3. Most projects are less than 5 minutes duration, but may contain up to 20 tracks and hundreds of ed...

Go to the Windows Control Panel and increase the recording level for the "Line" input. http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... trol_Panel

This time, I'll be hitting SAVE every five minutes. It can also be worth hitting "Save As" every now and then and saving the project with a new file name (for example, myoroject001 .aup, myoroject002 .aup, myoroject003 .aup ...) That way, if there is a really bad crash and the project bec...