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Have you read this section of the Audacity wiki? http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... s_Vista_OS
Have you tried Audacity 1.3.6?

That looks like a good recommendation from Koz. It's absolutely true that you can do a lot with inexpensive equipment - heck, I started out with a carbon microphone and a "portable" reel to reel tape recorder - but often we get questions like: "I'm using a $10 headset mic with the on-...

mattaus wrote:I have the 'record ou-put' going to the (light blue) line-in in-put in the back of my PC and have changed my sound settings to 'line-in' and away it went.

Just like the Good Book says
Congratulations, and good luck with the other issues.

Are there any faster (than LAME) licenced encoders available that can work with Audacity, or even fast stand-alone wave-mp3 converters not relying on (the relatively) slower LAME? As mentioned before, the fastest that I've come across is the Xing encoder. It used to be available as a stand alone en...

foobar789 wrote:I got ffmpeg working; they need to be atleast 52.xx version.

Excellent - any chance that you could write a step-by-step guide of what you did. I'm sure it would be a great help to a lot of people.

Could you save me some time and talk me through your final "do" loop.

Standard WAV files do not support Metadata. Some CD's have something called "CD text" which allows track information to be included on the CD, though this is not strictly standard. Also, some software CD players are able to obtain CD track information automatically over the internet for ma...

Could you try plugging the "record out" into a music system input of some sort, so as to establish whether the problem is at the computer end, or the mixer end.

OK, this is the lowest budget recording microphone that I can find: Microphone: http://www.thomann.de/gb/the_tbone_sc300.htm USB converter: http://www.thomann.de/gb/the_tbone_usb1x.htm (note - it will not be as good as the more expensive models, and I have not actually used either of these products,...

I have to ask: why would I be disappointed in either of the Logitech models you cited? "all but listening" - when it comes round to listening I would expect the sound quality to be not particularly good - the voice will probably sound rather "thin". Looking at the descriptions: ...