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peterandthewolf wrote:but anyway, I'm going to study audio production more deeply from no on, and gonna try to participate more actively on the forum.

I look forward to seeing you around.
Have fun with your audio production.
Steve

The reg file should be safe in all versions of Windows as it simply merges with existing Audacity registry entries, however the Audacity wiki warns: Modifying the Windows Registry can be dangerous! Before modifying the Registry, always back it up or set a System Restore point on XP or Vista. To acce...

The reg file should be safe in all versions of Windows as it simply merges with existing Audacity registry entries, however the Audacity wiki warns: Modifying the Windows Registry can be dangerous! Before modifying the Registry, always back it up or set a System Restore point on XP or Vista. To acce...

I played around a little and think I made a little progress... (screenshot: Ah yes, that is indeed progress. Now down in the bottom right corner of your screen, next to the clock, there is a loudspeaker icon. You should be able to open it by double clicking, or perhaps right clicking. That should o...

"Latency Problem Latency correction setting has caused the recorded audio to be hidden before zero. Audacity has brought it back to start at zero. You may have to use the Time Shift Tool or F5 to drag the track to the right place ." Is that the exact error message? It pops up immediately ...

This is the exact opposite of one of the most common issues that we see on this forum. The usual question is "why will my CD not play on my CD player?" The key to this is that there are two main types of CD that can be made on a computer. There are "audio" CDs and "data"...

Would swapping back to 1.2.x do me any favours in the meantime? I very much doubt that it would make any beneficial difference. I think that the key to your problem the same thing that Koz latched onto: "Every now and then, everything flicks back to normal. The mic input volume is lovely, the ...

That's not really the same topic connieh.
I've replied to your question here: http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=9010

Search for the file "audacity.cfg" and delete it (on Windows it is a hidden file, so you need to include hidden files in the search). Then restart Audacity. It will now be back to how it was when you first installed it (and you say that when you first installed it you could record, so cros...

connieh wrote:I exported files to MP3

Where did you export them?
Did you actually see the exported MP3 files before they disappeared?
Have you installed Lame?
Were there any error messages when you Exported as MP3?