Audacity Forum

I don't know the full specification, but here's some of it... e0000207.au that's the data file that is being referenced start="6107281" is the start position of theis data file (in samples) len="262144" is the length in samples min="-1" max="1" rms="0.192...

Yes you can do that, but I would recommend using the latest 1.3 version rather than 1.2.6

In Audacity 1.3, Import is in the File menu.

You can have as many tracks as you like ('till your computer runs out of steam) and Audacity can play them all at the same time, with individual adjustment for pan position and volume. Live output (playing) is limited to one mono/stereo sound card, so what you hear from Audacity is a mix of the trac...

Good to read a question with all the relevant information ;) The "handle" is really just a "pointer". As it is pointing to the right, it indicates that it is the start of a marked region. When you have a pair of markers you will notice that these pointer both point inward to the ...

You will get a quicker response if you post in the relevant part of the forum.

See here: http://audacityteam.org/help/faq?s=files&i=aup

Please explain.

kozikowski wrote:Can you go back and delete the other one?

Done.

michaelbeerman wrote:I found this section in the control panel, however the only things I have in the recording tab are the microphone and the Internal AUX Jack- disabled (NVIDIA HDMI Audio). It doesn't have CD Audio. It also doesn't have Line In, Aux, or Mono Mix

And you want to record from ?

Just heard from Chris (the author), and while this does hack up a fix, it shows up a couple of other little issues that he's now working on.
Keep an eye on his web-site for version 1.2.2

I think I may have found a bug. I can't post a revised version here as the plug-in is "All rights reserved - Permission granted for personal use, without redistribution." However, if you want to try my proposed fix, open the plug-in in a text editor and find the word "nil" on lin...