Audacity Forum

No, Audacity does not support the markers created with Amadeus Pro.

What instructions are you using? Are they instructions that came with your sound card? (they don't sound like any of the official Audacity documentation)

@ Helkiro
As a successful Audacity/Alesis Multimix user it would be great if you could add a little review with helpful tips like that to this topic: http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=9477

Do you have an icon for "Windows Mixer" at the bottom of your desktop near to the clock? If you do, open it and go to the "Recording" section. The selected recording device should be set to "Line in". In Audacity Preferences on the Audio I/O tab, you should have "o...

It may be worth trying a later version of Audacity. The current version is 1.3.7 beta. The simplest way to do this is to first uninstall your current Audacity, then download the deb package and double click on it. If it does not work, simply use your package manager to uninstall it. The better way i...

I'm not sure why you're saying the Nyquist RMS function doesn't have as much control with overlapping square windows. The RMS code below is based on (sng-avg ...OP-AVERAGE) and it seems like one can set it's step and block size via RMS's interface in anyway one likes. Yes you can do pretty much any...

I find your distinction between Audacity and Ardour perplexing The distinction that I'm making is mostly a historical one. As you will remember, back in the olden days we used tape machines to record with and a razor blade for editing. Then came along computers and revolutionised the world of audio...

anonyq wrote:I just am trying to figure out how to encode them into CD tracks.

You will do that with a suitable CD burning application. I think Nero can put ISRCs onto CDs.

Here is what's needed: ;; Audacity 1.3.7 doesn't have the (round ...) function that (rms ...) needs. ;; So add the following "round" to the beginning of your Audacity code. ;; This "round" was taken from the stand alone version of Nyquist. ;; ;; ROUND -- rounds a floating point ...

I'm not quite clear about what you are trying to do - are you wanting 10 seconds of silence at the beginning of the mp3?