Audacity Forum

If you use Linux maybe you could do something with sox...

On windows I have no idea...

It's actually spelled vuvuzela (and not vuvazela). Either way it's an awful name and a terrible sound... I watched my first world cup match today and after 10 minutes of gameplay I used the "mute" button on the tv remote control... Quite effective on removing the vuvuzela sound... bad side is that i...

Having an OUT socket doesn't mean you can connect it to any IN socket... You need to know what exactly does it output through that socket... As Steve mentioned: Electronic keyboards these days often have a USB connection for sending MIDI data to a computer - MIDI is not "audio" and cannot be recorde...

I wonder why you posted this in this thread that is not related to your problem in any way... it would be better if you had started a new topic in a more relevant forum, to give it more visibility.

Maybe a moderator could split and move this one into the apropriate place...

Is it only the File menu? or all the other menus (edit, view, effects, etc) too?

What version of audacity is it? What window manager are you running? gnome? kde? some other?

If you press Alt-F anything happens? (this should bring down the file menu...)

Have you tried any of the suggestions described here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Recording_audio_playing_on_the_computer#Linux Try first running alsamixer, switch to capture devices and see if you got a mix or similar option as described in the above link. If not try the ~/.asoundr...

I'm just trying to capture streaming audio as it plays. This is the key point here... Capturing streaming audio is quite different from recording from a physical source such as a mic or line-in input... In linux you have multiple ways to acomplishing this... with or without audacity... From audacit...

You can always start a new topic here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewforum.php?f=20

That's really a weird behaviour I've never seen it...

Try downloading the latest 1.3.13 version and see if it works...

I think I understand the small shift in time he's talking about... Here's the way to reproduce it (sometimes): 1) I open some audio file in audacity 2) at the bottom of audacity window next to the project rate there's 3 boxes for "selection start", "end/length" and "audio position"; I click on one o...