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I'm sorry you had no answer until now. If you are still stuck, the codec list isn't likely to be relevant. Forget the "modem" choice in the list of recording devices. "MME" and "Windows Direct Sound" are only different methods or "protocols" for accessing the ...

The manual refers to it as the Track Panel and is, I think, consistent in that. However, the name doesn't give any indication of what the panel does. What about "Track Control Panel"? POL :) That (or "Track Controls Panel" to avoid a "possible" confusion with OS contro...

was bit annoyed at that point as i have been an active member on forums and holds a good/long moderation experience..... so it was a shame on my side that i was tagged as spammer Quite understandable, but it is the maintainers of the DNS blocklists we check against: http://www.spamhaus.org/ http://...

This is nothing to do with recording techniques, so please repost your question in the correct Forum for your operating system (for example, 1.3.X, Linux). Please explain exactly what you are trying to do, or we can't help you. You can split a long recording up into separate files using this Tutoria...

Sorry for the problem, but there are known unresolved issues with project stability in Audacity Beta that sometimes occur. I strongly recommend not only exporting a mix down, but separate WAVs for each track as back-ups. If you are not already using 1.3.12, upgrade to it, because projects will be mo...

It has been noticed that there are inconsistencies in the naming of a part of the Audacity interface. As this can lead to confusion and misunderstanding, it is obviously beneficial if the naming of parts of Audacity is consistent throughout the documentation, and preferably also in discussions. I d...

I'm adding a link to the thread in the Nyquist mailing list. It seems the issue may be more in Audacity-Nyquist than Nyquist itself.



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Unicode handling in Nyquist is a more wide-ranging issue than just returning localised user directories, so this discussion has moved to http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 32&start=0



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The user's home directory is the appropriate place to write output data from Nyquist, for example a text file. On all operating systems supported by Audacity, get-env can be used (or (get-env "HOME") (get-env "UserProfile")) to return the user's home directory. See http://forum.a...

stevethefiddle wrote:Here is a new version of the Nyquist Prompt... I have also increased the number of lines to 9, which hopefully will still fit on an 800 x 600 screen.

You could fit 10 lines in on my 800 x 600 Ubuntu 10.10 system, with still a bit of space to spare.


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