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24 bit WAV is not very widely used, so it is not one of the main options, but it is still there: Export Selected Select "WAV AIFF and other uncompressed types" Click on "Options" In the "Format" field, select "Other..." In the "Header" field select &...

Try disconnecting from your network (physically) and disable your anti-virus program, then try Audacity. Anti-virus programs can sometimes cause problems by checking every data file while you are recording, causing an unacceptable overhead. Also I seem to remember someone having a similar problem to...

and plugged into my PC using the Microphone input. That is an immediate problem. You need to plug into a "line input" not a "mic input". If your computer is a full size one, there should be a line input. If it is a laptop you will probably need to use an external USB audio devic...

My understanding is that if you have previously installed 1.2.x on a windows machine with its preferences stored in the registry and then install 1.3 - Audacity will then copy the preferences from the registry and use these as its initial settings for the 1.3 audacity.cfg file. I'm not sure that al...

Using Audacity:
Import the FLAC file.
Export as MP3.

Not sure why you want to do this though - FLAC files are better quality than MP3 (lossless compression, so they are just as good as WAV files, but half the size).

ludo wrote:Both left and right channel have the same level.

and why is that wrong?

See here:

http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... s_Vista_OS

waxcylinder wrote:do you then want to transfer this idea to the Adding Features to Audacity secion and see how many votes it garners

I've posted the idea here: http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=7624
Feel free to comment.

First, sorry about the confusing of posting three times in the different threads. No worries mate, we encourage single posting only so as to keep the topics clear and reduce confusion. Are there any resources on high pass filters on the net just so I can understand a little better why the audio is ...

My preferred method is to mic up the amp, though there's no harm in trying other methods and seeing which gives the best results. Note that if you mic up the amp, the microphone position will make quite a lot of difference. Having the microphone close to the speaker will generally give you more bott...