Audacity Forum

What's wrong with the first answer?

Try doing make clean, then update from cvs. There have recently been some bits taken out of the code, so if you have an incomplete update it may be trying to compile bits that are no longer there.

(just updated from cvs and compiled Audacity - all working OK)

Do you have a USB microphone plugged in? (possibly a Logitech microphone?)

A standard DVD uses 48000 Hz sampling rate. For DVD work, the ideal settings (if supported by your hardware) are 48000 Hz, 32 bit.

"Years ago" Audacity did not use ffmpeg and it could only support the following file types: WAV, AIFF, OGG, MP3, FLAC. Now that Audacity 1.3.x supports the ffmpeg import library it is able to import and export many more file types. it plays an hours worth of recording in like 2 seconds. Th...

The file is in a format that is not supported by Audacity 1.2.6. Audacity 1.3.9 may be able to handle the format, but only if you also install ffmpeg. (for Windows, see here: http://audacityteam.org/download/beta_windows If Audacity 1.3.9 can not import it correctly, then you will need to convert th...

Have you tried getting VLC to convert the files (the audio stream) to WAV format?

Update:
I've just tried GSnap on Audacity 1.3.9 in Windows XP and it works (full graphical interface). Do not install the VST bridge when using Audacity 1.3.9.

Cool

I think we were getting there slowly, but often it's easier if someone can show you.

"Modem #0 Line Record" looks wrong to me. "Line in" might be OK, but "modem"?