Audacity Forum

I suspect the two digits were chosen as the Red Book standard for CD has amongst its specifications a maximum of 99 tracks.

See this Wikipedia page on CDs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compact_D ... dio#Tracks

WC

I've fixed that and I did as you asked and added an anchor for "Solo" on the Tracks Behaviors Prefs page - but because the Solo section is right at the bottom of the page it showas a lot of other stuff above it. I'm thinking it may look better to just link to the top of the page (where th...

I suspect Koz is asking is:

"Why can't I magnify (or diminish) my Audacity Window like I can with my browser(s) to make it all larger (smaller) ?"

Peter

The bug only arises if you use Save As rather than simply Save (repeatedly) to save to the existing project name. If you use Save Project to save the current project (as intended) and Save Project As to save a copy to a different project name (as intended) then all will be well. So it occurs from n...

And yes it is a "B" bug. Evil, unexpected behavior experienced by multiple people on multiple different machines. Correct me, it does fail one requirement in that it be repeatable. Is it? My opinion based on postings it's not. "Fails three times out of six." Nope, utterly consis...

"Open" is supposed to go to another Window as you are opening a new project. What the Open command does with an audio file is a) Opens a new project b) "silently" Imports the audio file into that project. That is intended behavior in Audacity - and has always been so, If you want...

Win,

is it OK for you just having "Solo button" under "Track Control Panel" in the "T" section ?

Or would it be good to have a duplicate entry in the "S" section ?

Peter

"... the hordes of other indexers still to come." :roll: :lol: hahaha as a starter I added entries for Solo, Mute, Pan and gain in the Index as sub-entries under the pre-existing Track Control Panel entry Um, yes, but... The index entry for "Track Control Panel - Solo Button" goe...

Save the empty project before you start work - that way the Temp files will not be used and subsequent Saves will be quicker.

WC

The workaround for people using Audacity 2.2.1, is to use "Save Project" (or "Ctrl + S") when updating the current saved project, rather than "Save Project As" That is one heck of a Huge Bug. I would imagine almost all users use the "Save Project As" function...