Audacity Forum

Sounds like it might have been a poor USB connection ....

WC

Audacity is Open Source software available for free download - there are some folks out there selling Audacity on t'interweb, but it really was unnecessary to pay for it. The Audacity team is not a commercial organization - just a bunch of committed volunteers - so they will not be able to provide y...

USB devices have a habit of hijacking the entire sound – output as well as input – and they don’t tend to have loudspeakers (hence “no sound”). What you need to do is to direct the Windows sound output to your PC's soundcard Control Panel>Sounds and Audio Devices>Audio>Sound Playback - and make this...

Glad you got it working.

So which of steps actually made it work for you? This may help others in the future who have a similar problem.

WC

[quote="DaveKimble"]This has been raised before as "Audacity start position under Windows XP" in 2007 but hasn't been fixed in v1.2.6. /quote] Dave, the developers are not going to put effort into bug fixes like this for 1.2.6 - they are working hard on the late stages of 1.3 and...

see this article from the Wiki: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... ate_tracks

WC

The official site for Audacity downloads is at Sourceforge: http://audacityteam.org/

WC

Next problem is that going throuhg those moves to the Recording section the "USB Audio CODEC" line does not appear, only the Sound Mapper and C Media Wave Device, together with my Sound Card. How do I get CODEC to appear there? CODEC appears in my Hardware (in Control) and is said to be w...

you can get to the preferences via Edit > Preferences or you can use the CTRL+P keyboard shortcut

WC

have yoe seen this Wiki article: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... _turntable

WC