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When I try to record a cassette it is to loud. Even with input at "0." I connect my cassette player to the newmark turntable I use. It reords but is to loud. Grey Try connecting from headphones out of the tape deck, then turn its volume control knob down. If the Audacity input slider does...

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I've now included meta keywords and description in overall_header.html as: <meta name="keywords" content="Audacity help forum audio software recording editing sounds" /> <meta name="description" content="Audacity Forum provides expert assistance for the free Audaci...

The .cfg file should have the "Enabled" line at the top as in the syntax I gave, so: [FFmpeg] Enabled=1 FFmpegLibPath=C:UsersMakisPortablesAudacityPortableAppFFMpegavformat-52.dll not: [FFmpeg] FFmpegLibPath=C:UsersMakisPortablesAudacityPortableAppFFMpegavformat-52.dll Enabled=0 Please exi...

See the same issue reported earlier:
http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 32&t=37079


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Recently there was a problem where a project I created in 1.3.13 on Windows with a Unicode character in the file name opened with orphaned blockfiles on Mac, and then deleting the orphans silenced all the audio in the project. This may have been due to a bug reading Unicode which we think Vaughan fi...

Move the microphone further from your mouth, angling it to one side or lowering the mic and angling it more towards the ceiling. See: http://www.eqmag.com/article/vocal-cords-removing/jan-08/33059 If you select one of the sibilants and Analyze > Plot Spectrum you will see a large broad spike centred...

Thanks for the output. If you change the FFmpegLibPath in audacity.cfg I would expect a message that the configuration was changed, because Audacity cannot detect FFmpeg automatically. If your FFmpegLibPath in .cfg is correct, go to the Libraries preferences and click "Locate". If there is...

My point about the refresh rate was really that if it was set to something that the monitor doesn't support properly, odd behaviour could easily follow. How about Garage Band - you can import audio files on that. Or how about Macsome (free and I presume lightweight as it only works with AAC and MP3)...

On Ubuntu, the year tag in MP3s exported from Audacity is not seen in applications like Rhythmbox or MoviePlayer. This is easily fixable by using ID3_FRAME_YEAR in line 1868 of ExportMP3.cpp instead of the deprecated "TYER" frame which we use for backwards compatibility with Windows applic...