Audacity Forum

For command line batch processing you can try using tools such as sox... Not sure if you can do the crossfeed with it, but it might be possible...

I forgot to ask... What version of Audacity are you running? You posted in the 1.2.x section, but if you're on Ubuntu 10.04 you're probably running audacity 1.3.12 or similar. Please confirm that... You can get the audacity version from the Help menu -> About.

Hi, I'm running 10.04 ubuntu. I installed latest version of audacity and am having a few problems. 1) The tracks don't show the sound vertical "height". I'm using the wrong jargon but what are those called? The scratchy, jagged, lines that show volume of a recording? Well those aren't sho...

Also browsing/searching the forums sometimes helps...

Check this topic: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 18&t=48779

Linux Distribution: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_distro (popular ones: Debian, Ubuntu, RedHat, Fedora, etc...) One possible way of finding if you have pulse audio or jack running: type this at the command line: ps -C pulseaudio ps -C jackd If it returns anything beside "PID TTY TIME CMD&q...

Grip is one of my favourite rippers. Simple, light and very customizable... It's just a frontend for both the ripper and the encoder (you can choose which to use and change the command line options for each). Yes, 192kbps should be good enough for most non-audiophile ears :) I never liked ipods... W...

Apparently there's no fedora package for pacpl. Were the m4a encoded as lossless aac? yes On pacpl FAQ they say: When converting a .m4a file, I get an error saying: "Unable to find correct AAC sound track in the MP4 file." The file you are trying to convert is a lossless .m4a file. The fo...

Apparently there's no fedora package for pacpl. Were the m4a encoded as lossless aac? There's a nice tool called mediainfo which gives a lot of information about media files. You can get it for fedora here: http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/pt-PT/Download/Fedora Meanwhile I'll try to have a look at s...

hi steve, a) thank you for this tutorial! it was needed :) b) could you put an example for converting files to specific format and compressions? i would like to be able to run a batch that converts all my lossless m4a into lower definition m4a, so that i can fit my music library in my ipod touch, b...

What operating system are you on? and what audacity version are you using?

Depending on operating system and sound card used you may or may not have an option for stereo mix in the Devices Preferences.