Audacity Forum

there are 398 files in the temporary file. The question is: How to stick the files together See here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=CrashRecovery "Error Occurred. Project May Not Be Writeable or Disk is Full" Which version of Audacity are you using? (look in Help > About Au...

Windows 7 has not yet had much real "field testing" for Audacity (or any other application). I'd suggest that you try both and see which works better. Is there an option for "direct sound"? If Audacity is currently working - write down settings (on paper) before you change them -...

whenever I try and copy a .ny file into the plug in folder it Ubuntu comes up with an error because even though i am the administrator and sole user of this computer I don't have sufficient privileges to do this. That is normal. Linux is protected by a "Permissions" system that prevents y...

I think the AppData folder is a hidden folder, so you need to make hidden folders available in your search.

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Perhaps we are looking at this the wrong way round. If a project is using files that are external to the project, then the project folder could be considerably smaller than a project that includes all of the audio data. In Audacity 1.2.x, there is an option in "Edit menu > Preferences > File Fo...

If you are on Vista, make sure that you have a recording device enabled on your computer: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... ng_devices

There's a thread here: http://lists.debian.org/cdwrite/2004/01/msg00227.html > Works for me, although I put the -pad before the --audio. Don't know if > that's a clue or not Ah yes, good clue, man cdrecord says -pad affects the following track(s) until -nopad is used. (see link for full context)

Are they at the same "Quality" settings (bit depth and sample rate)?

Your mention of ".au" files is ringing alarm bells.
You understand that the .au files that Audacity creates in the project data folder are just the data for Audacity and not proper audio files?