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That's cos no-one ever managed to answer this query (and that was two and a half years ago now)

otherwise it would be here too with the original posting (I can't answer it as I am a PC elf and not a Mac elf)

WC

BTW the reason for choosing AAC over MP3 is that size-for-size (and bitrate-for-bitrate) AAC is generally reckoned to give better quality than MP3. If you are a dedicated Apple/iTunes/iPod person then AAC is a good choice. Choose MP3 if you are likely to migrate to A.N.Other player in the future - o...

You may find this recommended workflow from the manual useful: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/sa ... tunes.html

WC

But we really could do with a Delete Project command IMO

WC

Shouldn't we publicise this more? I an as guilty as anyone of not trying the collection, but someone may have time Mea Culpa too :( The problem is that there are 12 choices in the zip download - which tends to confound folk (me included) and gets them to put off trying. :? I think it would be bette...

I agree it looks pretty "spiffy" :) +1 (nice word Gale ...) I ... hope that if nothing else the types of control and their order are now settled. +1 I think though if we use the "gain" word for the third control we should use it for the following two controls. I'm minded to agre...

Well the interface certainly looks understandable ( even to me ) and not too complicated ...

+1 for v30

Peter.

Gale Andrews wrote:Are you sure iTunes supports metadata in WAV, Ed? It didn't used to I feel sure, but does in AIFF.

Looks like it does on my iTunes - but not album-art

Peter.

Gale Andrews wrote:You can also export from Audacity as WAV or AIFF then convert it to MP3 in iTunes .

Or you can use iTunes to convert it to Apple's native compression format AAC

you may find this workflow tutorial from the manula useful: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/sa ... tunes.html

WC