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For a start you need to upgrade to 1.3.11 - there is a bug in 1.3.10 which will bite you (when exporting multiple it rounds up each song to the next 5-second boundary - so you get a snippet of the start of the next song at the end of each one).

WC

No it absolutely isn't the case. You will be companding the MP3 compression damage. When you convert the MP3 to WAV, sure it becomes a "lossless" audio - but it still contains all the compression damage done in the initial MP3 compression - so the stuff that was thrown away in the compress...

The sockets at the back are normally used for connecting a pair of speakers - the one on the front is conveniently placed for the more frequent plugging and unplugging of headphones.

WC

For a nice pair of small studio speakers I would recommend trying to get a pair of LS3/5A speakers. They were specced many years ago by the BBC for use in their portable recording studios - several manufacturers built them at the time, including Rogers. They are no longer made, so you would need to ...

In the UK I have always had good service from Dolphin Music based in Liverpool: http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/ They are more than happy to discuss technical issues on the phone prior to purchase. The things I ordered (USB soundcard, phon pre-amp) over the phone arrived promptly, well-packed and in e...

Ok Well, How do you connet the external hard drive in my truck? It doesn't have usb. This sounds interesting. It doesn't require so many cd's. My collection is big. Well personnaly I would be using a 160gB iPod Classic - in a truck you won't hear the difference between AAC 256 compression versus WA...

See this page from the Wiki: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Audacity_Preferences in Audacity 1.3 a set of preferences is stored per user in an audacity.cfg - the complication arises in that if you have ever had 1.2 installed then the preferences from there are stored in the Windows Registry - and...

Oops yes - missed that bit Bill :oops: What Bill means is that you need some pre-amplification to get the signal to the right level and to get the RIAA equalization applied. It is possible that your turntable is switchable to do this - if it offers line-level output in addition to phono - then switc...

gailg wrote: So I finally have my ringtone! The bad part is that I've heard that music so many times already after testing it again and again that I'm not sure I can bear to hear it again as my ringtone!

ROFL

Well at least you have the process nailed now - so can use any other tune you choose ....

WC

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WC