Audacity Forum

If you are using the wxX11 wx variant, Audacity does not support it. The wxGTK implementation of wxWidgets is required.

Also ANSI builds of Audacity are no longer supported.

http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Developing_On_Linux.


Gale

Hi. We were using the "Super USB Cassette Capture" box for a few weeks and it stopped working yesterday. The wheels do not spin (for any button). We know that the tapes are OK. The laptop runs Vista. The "help" version shows 2.0.6. This was installed using a little disc that cam...

Play Region > Lock can lock the recording region if that locked region is the selection region, the same as it can lock the playback region (as currently called) if that selection is used for playback. I'm not quite following you. Do you mean that "Play Region > Lock" could "lock the...

Did you install the FFMpeg software? I don't think plain Audacity will know what an m4a file is. On Mac only, Audacity can import unprotected M4A, MP4 and MOV files without FFmpeg, assuming QuickTime understands the file. QuickTime may not be able to understand an M4A file containing PCM audio, so ...

steve wrote:

karasuhebi wrote:What's the status on the global hotkeys feature?

It is not in the next release.

As I think I've indicated before, making global shortcuts available for other than Windows requires us to update to a later version of wxWidgets: http://trac.wxwidgets.org/ticket/12354.


Gale

I expect if you right-click over the speaker icon by the system clock, then choose "Recording Devices", right-click over the headset then choose "Properties", there may be a "Listen" tab. If there is, then you should be able to send the input to the headset by choosing...

I am having trouble figuring out how to search for a specific time stamp on my computer. I am using my Search function, but even with advanced settings, I see no way to enter a specific time. Search for the file name, not the date modified (though it's easy enough to search for date modified): How ...

Yeah its pretty much running alone as I don't use that mac for anything but recording, OK so if you have not already done so I would recommend playing with Audio to buffer in Audacity Preferences. Also don't get extravagant with sample rates. Set Audacity project rate bottom left to 44100 Hz or 480...

I couldn't find anything to say it wasn't compatible. I couldn't find anything to say it wasn't compatible with Windows 3.11, but I doubt that it is :D If GSnap versions are an issue, try one of the early versions from here: http://web.archive.org/web/20060601000000*/http://www.gvst.co.uk/gsnap.htm...

steve wrote:Is GSnap is compatible with XP SP2?

I couldn't find anything to say it wasn't compatible.

Gale