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Workaround - select the tracks that you want to be included in the Export (SHIFT + Click on the track)
then use "Export Selected"

You may need to be logged in with an administrator account - I don't really know about this as I don't use Vista.

"audacity.cfg" is a hidden file. See here for how to make hidden files visible: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial130.html The default location for audacity.cfg is: * Windows: Documents and Settings<user name>Application DataAudacity * OS X: ~/Library/Application Support/au...

Check in "Edit menu > Preferences > Audio I/O" and see what you have selected as the playback device. (if sound is coming from your internal sound card, then that must be what is selected, but you want to use the external sound card, so you must select that).

See here: http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic ... 851#p38052

And the software might be free, but I would totally pay for a print manual :D Load up your printer with ink and paper - the Audacity 1.2 manual is available in PDF format here: http://audacityteam.org/help/audacity-manual-1.2.pdf It can also be viewed on-line here: http://audacityteam.org/manual-1....

Working in WAV or Audacity project files will add no further compressin damgage (as they are lossless). "Almost" lossless. I'm being picky here, and since you are talking about the end format being MP3, the losses that may be caused are going to be so small as to be irrelevant, however fo...

There are a couple of tutorials about how to record songs for CDs on the Audacity wiki. They cover each step from making the recording, to splitting tracks so that they will appear on your CD as individual tracks rather than just one long one. See here: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=T...

I don't know why you don't have a device toolbar showing if it has been selected, but why don't you use the Windows Mixer (loudspeaker icon near the system clock) rather than going into the control panel?

The strange looking results are likely to be due to the method that Wavosaur is using to analyse the audio. I'm not familiar with what methods Wavosaur uses, but if you try the spectrum analysis in Audacity 1.3 you will see that you get vastly different displays depending on both the size, function,...