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Exporting to other formats is even easier with 1.3.12. 1) import your audio file into audacity 2) from the file menu select "Export..." 3) a window will pop asking the name and destination of the exported file 4) at the lower right of that window from the drop-down menu select "WAV (M...

Sorry Gale I completely forgot about this topic... Do you still need me to do some testing on this matter?

The recommended version for Vista and Windows 7 is 1.3.12.
You can download it from here: http://audacityteam.org/download/beta_windows

@ gravato are you talkign about some video game ? i was trying to figure out microphones for audio and it sounds like he is talking about a pc so color me confused. i didn't mention any video game at any point yes, yock band is a game for consoles there are microphones made to be used with that gam...

I may some day move to a firewire mixboard, but short of that, a USB mic is the way to go. You don't necessarily need to go firewire to have good quality sound on your computer... There are USB devices which are perfectly capable and not expensive. There are some internal soundcards which also have...

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If you put the text between quotes it will search for the complete phrase. The same works for google.

Scalza wrote:what happens inside a line level convertor and how can i build one?

What kind of signal do you want to convert to line level?

AFAIK there is no metadata in the .AU files to help. If you were using Audacity 1.2.x, the files that are created during recording are in numerical order. If using Audacity 1.3.x they are not, and the only thing left to help you is the time stamp, (which I guess is no longer available?) Steve, if t...

Yes, I have those files/folders, but it doesn't seem to be enough files - 4, in total - for a 35 minute recording. Yes, I hear some 'chipmunk type' sound. 4 files only sounds bad... there should be hundreds of them for a 35 min show. Something must have gone terribly wrong... Upgrading to 1.3.12 is...

I'm not sure of this, but I think there's no metadata in the files that will help put them in order... You could do that by the file creation timestamp, but I'm guessing you don't have that available either... What audacity version and which operating system was running on the computer that crashed?...