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Moved to the bug triage section.

@Steve: looks like Gale has passed the baton on to you if you feel like running with it

Peter

see this FAQ: http://manual.audacityteam.org/help/man ... .html#snap

WC

I moved this here from the FR section

Peter.

BUMP

I do not propose to transfer this to Wiki>PFR

Do we need to retain this thread somewhere?

Peter.

Particularly in Win7, there are more and more computers that just don't have that service at all and you have to add software or hardware to get it to work. Koz Not always though. I just bought a new Toshiba laptop (Realtek soundcard onboard) running Windows 7 Home Premium - and with some fiddling ...

maddog wrote:How can I download the software?

If you're asking "how can I download Audacity software?" - then you can get it from here: http://audacityteam.org/download/

WC

Another vote for ClickRepair. DeNoiseLF/DeNoise from the same guy are also very good, and being, like their author, a mathematician/statistician, I just love the documentation. However, with ClickRepair, be careful using the Mono setting. What this does is take the pair of tracks that you get by tr...

This tutorial set from the manual describe sthe process: http://manual.audacityteam.org/help/man ... to_cd.html

WC

steve wrote:On balance I think "keep it simple".

+1

that's part of its beauty (and utility)

Peter

Often a fade shape similar to this will sound good, and can be easily created by applying the normal Audacity Fade-in effect, then repeating the effect a few times (Ctrl+R). The more often you apply the Fade In, the more "curved" the fade will be, staying quiet for a longer part of the fa...