Audacity Forum

Jaapsoft wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 18, 2020 6:20 am

points to website for manual but wrong website.

Is that the issue that you are writing about, or something else?

Which website does it point to?

Alternatively you could go with a very short loop, like this:

This is a known P2 Bug on Linux - and one we have fixed for the soon to be upcoming 2.4.2 release: Actually that's for Audacity 2.4.0. The problem occurs if Audacity is built with autotools rather than with cmake. From version 2.4.0 onwards, Audacity should be built with cmake, but it seems that sh...

kozikowski wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:56 am

they both retain their Mac jobs. F5 changes the keyboard backlight, and F1 changes screen brightness.

Isn't it normally "fn + F1" to change screen brightness?
Has one of your machines been set up to use the function keys without pressing “Fn”?

Try:

1. rebooting the computer,

2. Then remove the files:
audacity.cfg
pluginregistry.cfg
pluginsettings.cfg

3. Then try starting Audacity.

What's in your Macro? If you look in ~/.audacity-data/Macros you will see a bunch of .txt files. These are your Macros. If you either attach the relevant file to your reply, or copy and paste the contents, then I will be able to see exactly what you have and try to reproduce the problem. What sort o...

Are you using Wayland?

To make it work:
1. Click on the upper track so that the track is selected.
2. "Tracks menu > Mix > Mix and Render"

Then try the effect again.

dgpretzel wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 17, 2020 7:16 pm

This would permit the renaming or relocation of projects without breaking.

That shouldn't be a problem once we have the new format. It will be a single file that contains the entire project, so it will be impossible for the audio data to get lost.

Questions about using Audacity are generally best on the appropriate "OS" board. The sound system on Windows is quite different from Mac or Linux, so you need an answer that is specific to Windows.
The Windows forum: viewforum.php?f=46