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Select the "Time Shift" tool (the double headed horizontal arrow) http://audacityteam.org/manual/images/c/c6/Tools001.png http://audacityteam.org/manual/index.php?title=Tools_Toolbar With that tool you can drag audio clips left/right. Use the "zoom" buttons (magnifying glass) or ...

xc8 wrote:I had on "pause" a flash movie (on the firefox) !

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Glad you've resolved the issue.

<<< In Audacity, zoom in very close (using either the "zoom" buttons or Ctrl+mouse wheel) and you will be able to drag to an accuracy of 1 sample.>>> Ok, question here is what do I do from there to add to the front end, to 'shift' the audio, can I just add 1.25 second blank recording? You...

BTW , any other application that produces audio output, works well... From my quick search of Google, it appears that support for this sound card is somewhat "flaky" and since Audacity has rather more demanding requirements of the audio drivers than many simple playback devices it is more...

OK guys, let's not get into a row. The forum is a place of collaborative support for Audacity users, by Audacity users. I think it is very likely that the Audacity developers put in the "Save changes before closing?" dialogue to help prevent accidental loss of work. Personally I do not fin...

Would bit rate have anything to do with this? I noticed that the bit rate on my problem podcast was set at 16000hz ?? That certainly will not help - 16kHz recordings have a maximum frequency limited to less than 8kHz, so the sound will be quite dull. How does it sound if you plug your headphones in...

The problem is with your sound card (Sigmatel STAC9200 (Intel HDA)) Is this a Dell laptop? It may be related to this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/277339 I'm not sure how to fix it other than checking that you have the latest ALSA installed. [Edit] I found this suggestion: Tu...

The first thing is to check that the fault really is with the file and not with your player - try playing it in (the free) VLC player. http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html If you still have the problem - In Audacity, zoom in very close (using either the "zoom" buttons or Ctrl+m...

Yeah, it's both in playback and with exported audio. In that case it must be a sound-system problem rather than Audacity. Although you have not found any sound card effects, my guess is that you have an on-board sound card (RealTek?) and that in fact there are some effects settings, but you haven't...

See here: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... ate_tracks