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This seems very odd. I'm wondering if there is a problem with that MP3 file. Let's try another experiment - this may provide a suitable workaround. Open Audacity Import the MP3 file Export the track as a WAV file (16bit 44.1kHz) Now close Audacity. Try playing the WAV file in your media player - doe...

If you right click on the file on your desktop, then select "properties" you should be able to see what the file type is, the number of audio channels, bit rate/sample rate, and various other information.

Does this problem only happen when recording from the microphone. or do yoiu get the same problem when recording from other sources?

Are you able to upgrade to a more recent version of Audacity (for example Audacity 1.3.7)?

Are you using a USB microphone by any chance?

You CAN export as 24bit 96kHz - in Audacity 1.2 you need to select the export "bit depth" format in "Edit menu > Preferences" In Audacity 1.3 you can select the export options through the Export dialogue window. Note that in both versions of Audacity, the Exported file will have ...

Both Nero and Audacity support "Microsoft PCM 16 bit 44100Hz WAV" format.
This is the standard (only) format for normal (standard) audio CDs.

Here's the page in the Audacity manual about themes: http://audacityteam.org/manual/index.php?title=Theme_Preferences Note that Themes are only partially supported at present - there are plans to develop greater theme support in the future. I like 1.3.6 because of the neat way the effects are listed...

I'm using Audacity 1.3.7 (beta) on Windows XP. So if I should be posting this question to a different forum, please let me know. Moved to Audacity 1.3.x > Windows Question: is there any way to create a chain containing an amplify effect step that adjusts the amplification on each new file to achiev...

Open Audacity, Select the number in the Project Rate box and delete it (important that it is fully deleted) Now type 11025 into the project rate box. Now use the "Generate" menu to generate a tone. The tone should have a sample rate of 11025Hz. 1.2.5 offers the 11khz option, but has the an...

Sorry, I can't make sense of your question. If you get no other replies, you may want to try rewording your question.