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OK I added appropriate votes directly to Feature Requests, thanks.



Gale

Neither of those methods work for listening to the recording or even recording any sound, the line is still flat :( If you want to listen while you are recording an LP then Transport > Software Playthrough is the correct choice, however if you are recording silence then software playthrough (which ...

Could I have done multiple timer records here? ie. One for the pre-game & the actual game, and then another for the post-game? If so, it probably would have only zeroed out the post-game show if there was enough room for the 1st recording. Multi-schedule Timer Records would be a feature request...

I'm regretting not selecting the option to use it as the default file manager during the setup process. It is probably best to NOT set it as the default file manager. There are some situations where it is a lot more convenient to use the standard file manager, and I guess that is why that option is...

If searching around e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_predictive_coding doesn't help, you could subscribe to and ask on our developers mailing list. You might get some pointers if the list is quiet.



Gale

@ Gale --since you remarked about DirectSound and the "Exclusive" check boxes, would you suggest I keep the settings the same? I didn't choose those to be checked intentionally--they were set that way when I drilled down to investigate. If those "Exclusive Mode" boxes are checke...

rpagett wrote:Now I need to figure out how to get the audio to play while recording

Transport > Software Playthrough to listen to what you are recording.

Transport > Overdub to play existing tracks while recording a new one.


Gale

Were you on Vista when you had 1.2.6? If yes, I doubt it's a settings problem because 2.0 would take the 1.2 settings where there was a comparable setting. If you are ticking the "Exclusive" boxes in Windows, it's better to choose "DirectSound" host in Audacity then it will commu...

If you don't, and never have installed Audacity, using "Open With" does not create a permanent file association. The file will open that one time, but to make the file association "stick" Windows tells the user to use "Folder Options control panel" I thought you might ...

I forgot to say that after using Ccleaner on the registry and reinstalling Audacity2 and setting the wav associations, I went into he registry to check what XP had entered and found : HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTApplicationsaudacity.exeshellopencommand was set to "C:Program FilesAudacityaudacity.exe"...