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I wondered if someone enters a time value control point in excess of the selection, should the plug-in throw an error rather than ignore the pair? No, that's a design decision, though I realise that I've missed out a feature from a previous version. The user case for not throwing an error is if the...

Krautkramer's entirely different topic split to:
http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 16&t=58503


Gale

I ... made sure I was at 100 milliseconds. Actually, my suggestion was to increase it (say to 200 milliseconds) . No, I am not using any kind of BUS. It is an RCA "output to tape" port from an old turntable record player (playing 45 RPM records) that is connected to the Toshiba laptop wit...

Thanks for the file, mikebochantin. The file freezes Audacity 1.3.13 on Windows with FFmpeg installed. A MOV file saved by QuickTime ought in principle to import into Audacity OK with FFmpeg installed, but I don't have the Pro version of QuickTime for saving files to test it either. I have a variety...

I think all I really needed was to find "Select All" in the Select Menu. Ctrl-Shift-K seems to work just fine. "Select All" won't let you save "just a portion of the tracks as an individual song" which is what you asked. It selects all the audio in the project (the ent...

Thanks, Steve - looks good though I've only cursorily tested it (in 1.3.13 Unicode Release on XP and 7). Backslashes do not create errors there so as you have surmised you must have an old nyquist file somewhere. To swell the volume from the o r iginal level to double the original amplitude: Time an...

I did follow that tutorial, but using the USB microphone for recording did NOT have an option for recording in stereo, only mono. Are you right-clicking over the correct USB recording device in "Sound"? The "2-USB" may suggest you have another USB recording device present, such ...

My beta copy doesn't seem to show any stereo mix selection unless I'm not understanding the terms correctly. I do have it selected on the dropdown for stereo as against mono. That's just the choice whether to record in mono or stereo. To see if you have "stereo mix" you need to go to &quo...

Try rebooting the computer.


Gale

See http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Simplifying_Audacity for a solution we developed where the number of menu items could be reduced. This isn't available at the moment unless you compile Audacity . If you want the Windows XP Sound Recorder (sndrec32.exe) on Windows Vista or 7, just copy sndrec32...