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Sounds like you are recording one track at a time from the LP - much easier to record the whole side at a time and then split it up using labels and Export Multiple. When you hit Stop and the Record, Audacity will record on a second track below the one you've just Stooped. You can avoid this by usin...

You mean it does not tell you what it's doing if you already saved a project before you Timer Record? Eaxctamundo Nor does it tell you, or indicate in any way, when setting up the TR that if your project is pre-saved then it will save the project on completion (or interventional Stop). To do that y...

Gale Andrews wrote:

waxcylinder wrote:The visual cues, sadly, are minimal to say the least

I'm not sure what you mean. This sounds if it needs a new topic.

I mean it doesn't tell you what it's doing - and thus it's not very discoverable

Peter

Not simple, but you can try this : http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/re ... ually.html

WC

No, but there are Sound Finder and Silence finder tools available from the Analyze menu - see: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/analyze_menu.html One of the developers has been working on an Album Track Marker - but it's hard to avoid false positives in quiet passages (especially in classical mu...

When you next started Audacity it should have offered you a Recovery - did that not happen? See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/recovery.html The Manual has material on repairing damaged projects like yours but the process is not exactly easy. See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/recoveri...

Split from http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=267407#p267407 In the next 2.1.0 version of Audacity, recording a Timer Record into a saved project will automatically save the project when the recording ends or if you stop the recording early. Provided that you saved the project (normally ...

Then it's not Audacity or your USB device that's causing it - it's something in Windows that you will need to troubleshoot ...

WC

Unplug the USB audio device(s)

Reboot the computer.

Then, do CD's work, does Windows Media Player work?

WC

I'll stick with the iTunes workaround. Given that your target player is iTunes I wouldn't regard doing this task in iTunes as a "workaround". :) I also use iTunes/iPod and my preference has always been to export WAVs from Audacity and let iTunes do the AAC conversion work, partly because ...