Audacity Forum

A "Single" click directly on the text should do the trick.

*i'll delete this post before others get displeased (in a week or later).* I don't think there is any need to do that at all - the Nyquist Scripting feature is one are that is very much neglected on this forum so it is very good to see some posts about it. If I could make a few little suggestions t...

I have found this problem quite intriguing - with a bit of experimentation I have managed to reproduce your error, and also produce the correct results. In fact I have managed to produce many variations depending on exactly what methodology I adopted. I have not yet been able to establish why some o...

the slider bar is greyed out in Audacity That's not unusual, and it should not be a problem. It is just a shortcut to your sound system controls, but only works if the sound system drivers support it (which many newer device drivers do not). Why am I getting very low volume levels on recording? I'v...

Hey Steve, I found a fix (for now); I downgraded to the stable version of Audacity and things are working for now. When team Audacity gets their excrement together and releases a stable version of the latest and greatest then I'll get on the train. The new version of Audacity looks great though . -...

I believe that Audacity should work with Win2k and as I do not have Win2k I'm scratching around in the dark for a solution. Start with a clean boot of Win2k, then close down all non-essential applications and processes. Then try opening Audacity and see if that is any better (it's possible that some...

Glad you got it sorted, and thanks for posting how you did it - this will hopefully help other people who have this problem.

Sorry, I was a bit hasty there and didn't read the post properly /home/anders/Studio/sessions_audacity/ritmo/test_data/e00/d00/e000042f.au "e000042f.au" is an audacity data file - there will be a load of them in the data folder for each saved project. When you create a project and save it,...

I don't have Vista, so I'm not sure exactly how you get at the Windows mixer settings but I thought that there would have been a "Tab" for the recording settings. Perhaps the "Vista" section on this page may help: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... bar_Issues

Not sure without testing it, but I think that you may have some junk data stuck in the temporary folder. Open Audacity and look in "Edit > Preferences > Directories" to see where your "temporary files directory" is located. Close Audacity and then go to that directory and delete ...