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You do have Show Clipping turned on still, right? (Accessed via View > Show Clipping).

Can't vouch for MAC, but I justed in my Windows XP PC and the clipping indicators still work fine in 1.3.8

WC

Any way, I was excited to see that 1.3.8 is supposed to export AAC. Logically who else would want to do that besides someone with a modern Mac? Who? Someone like me who runs a couple of Windows PCs and has iTunes on them and uses those libraries to feed his iPods! And I am not alone in doing this -...

- me blushing.

Just glad I've been able to help

WC

Try this thread: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=9738

WC

WAV is uncompressed Audio and is lossless i.e. no audio data is thrown away. MP3 is a lossy compressed format, so some audio data is deliberately thrown away - but this enables the equivalent file to be much smaller by a factor of 10 or more typically (depending on MP3 bitrate used). 128 (the Audaci...

See this Wiki article: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... ate_tracks

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Windows elf reporting for duty ... I just had a look at a WAV file I exported yesterday of a track that is just over 2 minutes long - and it weighs in at 23.7Mb - so I would expect a typical 3 minute WAV to be about the 30Mb you report. You have a couple of choices Export to MP3 rather than WAV - t...

And you have got the pre-amp set to deliver a line-level output? Otherwise it will not pass the signal through the RIAA equalization circuitry. Some of these pre-amps have settings that enable you to switch between phono/line. Can you give some more details of the setup you have - TT, preamp soundca...

IWaxcylinder had posted a link from earlier this year with info on various sound cards. The link described various cards, but there wasn't one that everyone agreed was the best. I need a reliable sound card with a usb connection to my laptop, and audio jacks to plug into my cassettes audio out jack...

Example: I have my meter bars record/replay much larger than the default, they are sretched across the whole screen (much more useful like that) - achieved by click & drag. This setting is retained betwenn Audacity sessions and between 1.3.x to 1.3.x+1 upgrades. I believe you can drag the other ...