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What are you trying to record with? A USB turntable? A USB microphone? Make and model number would be helpful.

It will probably work with other portable recorders, including some modern digital cameras and video cameras, as well as Sony products (though it would be best to check the specifications carefully before doing so). I would agree with Koz that it is unlikely to work properly plugged directly into a ...

Audacity always works with uncompressed audio data. While working with audio, Audacity works in its own "Audacity Project" format, which consists of uncompressed data fragments and an AUP (AUdacity Project) file. See here for more details: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/File_Management_...

The problem is the file. It is in a format that is not understood by Audacity. If you use a format converter program to convert it to WAV format it will play correctly. If you use Audacity 1.3 you can install FFMpeg which enables Audacity to support several additional file formats. See here: http://...

UK mains hum (finger on jack plug test) window-Frequency Analysis-000.png In order of amplitude: 50 Hz - fundamental -44dB 250 Hz - 5th harmonic -61dB -69dB - 150 Hz - 3rd harmonic -69dB - 450 Hz - 9th harmonic -71dB - 750 Hz - 15th harmonic -77dB - 850 Hz - 17th harmonic -79dB - 550 Hz 11th harmoni...

The MSI P6N SLI Platinum has USB 2.0 ports (subject to the correct drivers being installed).
The Edirol ua-25 EX is USB 1.1, which is sufficient as the maximum data throughput of the Edirol is 4.6 MB/s and USB 1.1 has a full-bandwidth rate of more than double that amount.

Have you checked the "config.log" file? (should be in the main Audacity source code folder)

It's no secret. Sometimes a user will want to adjust one or other end of a region label - that's what the "handles" are for. Sometimes a user will want to move the region label while maintaining the same region length - that's what the circles are for*. Sometimes a user will want to move a...

Attached is an example which uses a modified version of your de-hum plug-in ... Nice one Trebor. Yes, different de-noise algorithms can be easily "dropped in" to replace the "dehum" function. I've also left the "gate" parameters near the top so that they can be easily ...

Thanks for the feedback Trebor - I really do appreciate it (much better than the deafening roar of silence as tumble-weed rolls across the forum page :D) The example you have posted has much more severe damage than this plug-in is designed to deal with. In truth the only "effect" I would c...