Audacity Forum

Do you mean the speed ?
In the Beta version you can control the speed of playback (afspeelsnelheid in Dutch) Wisperbird.

I understand that it works if stereomix is there, but behold So I know now why it does not work.

Audacity can import Wave, but its main purpose is to record.
In preferences you can select the output en input device.

Do you mean that you record with a microphone in Mic-in. (live music)
Because if you mean a live show on your PC you should use StereoMix

Cliff wrote:I have sound from my line in through the speakers, however, while recording no wave form description happens - only a straight line.
The playback on it is faintly audable.
What needs to be done here to work record properly?

Did you select Line-in as input, since default is Microphone.

Please elaborate.

Audacity can record from Line-in, Cd-in, microphone, StereoMix (that is what you hear on speakers).
He saves the recorded sound on your harddisk.
You can then convert to wave or MP3.
Using WMP, MediaMonkey or what ever you like, you can then burn a CD.

Wisperbird.

I installed Audacity (stable end Beta) on two diffrent Foxconn (winfast) boards. OS XP-Pro both 1 Gig DDR2 and SATAII drive One is 6100M2MA here is the sound processor Realtek AC97 and Audacity behaves normally The other is MCP61SM2MA with Realtek HD audio. Here I get a funny result. The stable vers...