Audacity Forum

Microphone sockets on soundcards are wired up differently to "normal" microphone sockets so as to support cheap computer microphones. Even if you get a suitable adaptor, the sound quality will probably be rubbish. You would be better to go through a mixing desk or a microphone pre-amp and ...

Looks like your sound card driver does not want to play and is throwing its toys out of the pram. You could check to see if there are any updated drivers for your audio device / mother board. If that doesn't work, then you probably need to look at using a different sound card, or try and find an aud...

I tried selecting his track and then choosing Effect > Amplify, but from there I'm lost. When I enter a number or slide the slider on the Amplify dialog box, the OK button goes grey (become available), so I can't apply my changes. I think you mean "become un available". This is because yo...

There's nothing wrong with those files (great tune too)

Clean up some of the junk files on your computer by uninstalling WMP.
BTW, the mp3 file is 16 bit, not 32 bit - it may have been made from a 32 bit file, but when converted to mp3 it is changed to 16 bit.

The options I see now: 1) Get a new record player 2) Use the "phones" output, but keep the volume really low. (Not ideal, but no worse than using the speaker out, and no financial cost as long as you don't blow up your sound card) 3) Intercept the signal directly from the cartridge and put...

Try this version (after completely removing your existing version)
http://easyspacepro.com/audacity/audaci ... -1.3.4.exe

I don't think this feature is in 1.2.6 In Audacity 1.3.4 it is at the bottom. If you want to try Audacity 1.3.4, just install it in a different folder to 1.2.6, then you can go back to it if you prefer the older version. (1.3.4 installs to a different folder by default). Note that you can not run bo...

This begs the question "Why do you want to export as 24 bit WAV"? If you're after top quality, use 32 bit WAV - files are bigger, but the format is a lot more "standard" than 24 bit WAV. If you're thinking about DVD's, then by the time it's been encoded I doubt that you would be ...

susanalic wrote:I've remove appdata and registry entries.

In Audacity 1.3.4, the settings are held in a configuration file rather than the registry (this includes language settings).
Documents and Settingsuser nameApplication DataAudacityaudacity.cfg

Main (stereo mix) out from the mixing desk to the UCA-202 inputs (you will probably need a pair of 1/4" jack to RCA plug leads, or XLR to RCA, depending on the mixing desk), then the UCA-202 plugs into a USB port on your computer. Note that this completely bypasses your other audio card. The RC...