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Yes it does - it has Effect > Click Removal But there are better tools available - I personally use Audacity for everything else but for click removal I use Brian Davis; excellent ClickRepair. It costs a little (C $40 IIRC) but is excellent value for the money - see this sticky forum thread: http://...

You could use Audacity for this but it is a poor tool for the job - Audacity is designed as an audio editor, not a music player. There are plenty of players out there, many free - I use iTunes for example, but that's because I run a couple of iPods. To do what you want in Audacity: 1) Open a new pro...

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steve wrote:This is the only "gap" that I'm getting:

Yup, that's exactly like the "gap" I get.

WC

Ahhh... then see this tutorial from the manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/sp ... racks.html

WC

Are you in Pause mode? Most functions are disabled when Paused - press the big yellow-square Stop button.

WC

Those black lines are known as "Split Lines" they are intentional, clicking on them will remove the, I can see that if you zoom in at the individual sample level there is a light-gray bar behind the black split line - which looks like silence, but isn't (I suspect it's just the graphic dis...

You eiher need to quit Audacity and then plug in the device and the start Audacity.

Or use Transport > Rescan Audio Devices

WC

Following discussions with Gale, I finally got around to adding "Accessed by ..." to each of the individual Preferences pages above the image. You can click on the " Preferences " in that menu span to get taken back to the Preferences page. See this example: http://manual.audacit...

This is the other key page in the Manual that talks about using WASAPI: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_computer_playback_on_windows.html The tutorial it forms part of is linked to directly from the Front Page and should be discoverable by someone wha wants to do "Record...