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FabioRux wrote: ↑

Sun May 16, 2021 5:22 pm

So do you think the projects lost are lost forever and stop?

I don't know. It's very weird considering that you said:
"I opened each of these recording once or twice without any problem."

What is the file size of the AUP3 ?
(Right click on the file and select "Properties")

I use cloud storage but for other things and I don’t know if audacity projects or other related are included It's possible that could cause the problem if the project is on a cloud drive or network drive while the project is open. Always ensure that the AUP3 project file is on a normal internal dri...

Tell Windows update to only run at a time when you will not be using the computer, such as the middle of the night or early hours of the morning.
See: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/win ... d4f7f099fe

After saving and exiting, the result is a 1.4 GB aup3 file. This seems extraordinarily large to me. Yes, that does seem rather too large. 12 mins = 720 seconds. 720 s x 44100 samples per second x 4 bytes per sample x 2 tracks is about 0.25 GB. Looking at the "project.txt" file from the ZI...

By the way, this was a great feature(creating the folder automatically in the same directory where the files are) I'm hoping that behaviour will be restored as an option in a future version of Audacity, but in the meantime, there's a Nyquist plug-in available here that can be added at the start of ...

Are you sure that the save completed before you shut down your computer?

Are you using cloud storage?

I recorded some music at 48000...is that going mess things up ? Your files will be a bit bigger than if the sample rate was 44100 Hz. Other than that there's not really much difference. 44100 Hz is generally recommended for compatibility with everything. If you want your files to be 44100, just cha...

I had already seen that thread and tried it to no avail..... but you're still installing the Vamp plug-ins in the wrong place. That post points to this page in the manual: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/analyze_menu.html#vamp which says that for 64-bit Windows, Vamp plug-ins need to be copied ...

This looks like a bug in Audacity, so I've logged it on the Audacity issue tracker.

I can see in the code that it should avoid adding spaces when there is a hyphen, but it looks like that code is not working as intended.

- help by offering scripts that would start, take a sample of the tape hiss silence at the head and tail, apply noise reduction based on the tape hiss silence, trim silence at the head and tail, insert a small sound effect to indicate the 2nd side of the tape, and then add the 2nd side of the tape ...