Audacity Forum

Thanks too Steve, I am just opening my exported WAV file in ITunes and then dragging it into my device. Unless you have a small music collection you are likely to run out of space on your iPod if you keep WAVs on it. I load my WAV files into my iTunes but then use iTunes to convert them to AAC (App...

see this set of tutorials from the 1.3manual, they should help you: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Tuto ... iscs_to_CD

WC

Wahay, success - good news !

and you've learnt a bit about Audacity in the process ...

WC

Try this set of tutorials from the 1.3 manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Tuto ... iscs_to_CD

especially this one: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Reco ... turntables

WC

Also see from the 1.3 manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Tuto ... e_computer

WC

I would suggest that what you need to do now is to rename the folder dfghjk to dfghjk_data

Then fire up Audacity and try openeing the dfghjk file (which appears to be your .aup file)

Oh, and follow Koz' advice and turn on showing of file extensions for all folders.

WC

Gale Andrews wrote:Did someone reply to this and the reply was deleted? I did not notice this as "unanswered" before.

No it was jammed in the middle of a fairly unrelated thread - that's why you didn't notice it - and why I split it off

Yes that's the file you should be opening.

What error message are you getting when you try to open it?

WC

I transferred the original FR to the Wiki - but retained this thread here for reference.

WC

What you need to do is to open the original Audacity project that you created: the <your_project_name>.aup file. Actually you don't have file extensions showing in Windows Explorer (personally I find it impossible to work properly in Windows without turning that on - IMHO it should be the default - ...