Audacity Forum

You don't need to reexport the files to change the metadata... Most players allow you to do that. There are also some other specific apps to do the job, like dvdoug said. I'm not a windows user so I can't recommend any for windows, but you should be able to find some free ones, such as the one dvdou...

You may be able to make a Group of the two users and give the Group 'Everybody can Read and Write' permissions. Doesn't need to have write permissions... read and execution permissions should be enough... instead of messing with groups it's probably easier to give read and execute permissions to al...

kozikowski wrote:The version for an Intel Mac is 1.2.5.

Yes true I forgot about that detail (proof that I never used audacity 1.2.x on a mac). If Sinnister is on an Intel mac that's another reason for not using 1.2...

1.2.5 is quite acient and doesn't run well on modern macs... It's even not the latest from the 1.2.x branch (that would be 1.2.6). Make sure you have selected the right playback and recording devices. Check the links Bill posted. In 1.3.13 go to View menu -> Toolbars... and enable the Devices toolba...

http://mp3splt.sourceforge.net/mp3splt_page/home.php That will split an MP3 file without decoding, but there will still be a short silence at the start of each MP3. It's a limitation of the MP3 format. When I read this thread earlier I was a bit in a hurry, but I got the idea that the OP was also l...

http://mp3splt.sourceforge.net/mp3splt_page/home.php Mp3Splt-project is a utility to split mp3 and ogg files selecting a begin and an end time position, without decoding. It's very useful to split large mp3/ogg to make smaller files or to split entire albums to obtain original tracks. If you want t...

I remember that in that very long thread I started when I first joined this forum I posted a few samples of my tests with the T-Bone USB micplug that were noisy. I can also record a few more samples if you're interested.

Yes, he can use C++ code in his C projects, if the compiler he's using supports it (and yes many of the current C/C++ compilers for "normal" computers can do both). But my OT comment was just to point that C is still quite used and useful, specially if you're writing code for small devices...

Does your computer crashes with other apps too? Or only audacity? It may be a case of faulty memory. If this is the case, you may not notice it with other apps, because it might be at the end of the memory range and only apps like audacity which are more memory intensive might be able to trigger tha...

KrisKinnus, have you tried 1.3.12? if so did it happen too?