Audacity Forum

I've moved this to the "Adding Features" board. Batch does not support analysis "effects" at the moment, but even it did, what are you hoping for? That Audacity should open and close all those files, and at the end come up with a text file that reports the peak level in each, the...

bcgrtm wrote:Will the latest version of FFmpeg (0.10.1) work with Audacity? I am using it to export to M4A.

Please see http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 23#p172292 .


Gale

Hopefully Label tracks will be able to scroll when wanting to add silence to audio tracks. If you mean that the labels will move along to right within the label track when you lengthen the track by inserting silence, they won't (something we should fix). You can however enable Sync-Locked Tracks: h...

Since you have a specific problem on Windows, I have moved this from the general feedback board for 2.x to the 2.x board for Windows. We are using Audacity as a recording software on an Asus Eee-Pc (the formerly linux based first one) runnning Windows XP Professional. Audacity 1.3 works fine, so I t...

previously when compiling your own version of Audacity, to enable the full accessibility options it required a few extra steps. I was looking for that information on the info on how to compile and noticed it's no longer there in 2.0. Does that mean it's now included with everyone or the option is n...

Papa Sam wrote:Merci par contre Il est où ce bouton option ?

http://manual.audacityteam.org/m/images ... Dialog.PNG


Gale

Are you a programmer or a user?

You can view and change the input level of devices in alsamixer.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ... amixer.png



Gale

Please explain in more detail what you mean. Is it a test sound that you hear? Audacity queries all available audio devices when it launches.


Gale

Make sure you are using Audacity 2.0.0 (check your version at Help > About Audacity). If this is still a problem, please give more details. What version of WIndows? If it is Windows Vista or 7, look at these instructions to enable sound inputs and outputs in Windows. http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wik...

Have been trying to think creatively of a way to use a chain to evaluate a series of files to see whether the peak level exceeds 0db. Is this at all possible? Not that I can see. If you want just what you said (not an exact peak level), why not import all the files into one project and turn on View...