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You could try Brian Davies' excellent ClickRepair software - it costs $40 - but you get a 21day free trial - See http://wwwmaths.anu.edu.au/~briand/sound/software_download/clickrepair_info.html But I suspect that ClicRepair may not work on this sort of "noise" - worth an experimental try t...

you are almost certainly trying to import a filetype that audacity does not support. Audacity works with WAV MP3 Ogg and FLAC - - if you have another filetype you will need to convert it first (or play it in an alternative player s/w while recording in Audacity).

WC

So correct me, "Search For Author" only looks for the original poster, not anybody who posted after that? Koz I don't think so Koz. If, for example, I "Search For Author" on your username I also get threads that you have responded to and not originated - in addition, of course, ...

You may find it easier to find your self a standalone MP3 encoder (a bit og Googling should help you find one). You can then get the students to export their projects as WAV files and then use the external encoder. A key advantage that you may gain is that external standalone MP3 encoders normally g...

Are you by any chance using a USB device, external soundcard or turntable?

WC

OOPS, sorry Koz - I deleted that post and the user before I came to read this section of the forum

WC

Have you tried wiggling the connectors. Is this a USB TT - if so try unplugging and replugging the USB, or try a different USB port.

You will need to provide more information about what you are doing and how you are doing it for anyone to really help you.

WC

Try a read of the tutorials on the Audacity Wiki - start with: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... uter_or_CD

WC

Hi Lmasters, thanks for the feedback - and for the interesting linked article. When you say "it worked fine", but you could not get Sound Activation to work - I assume that you just let Audacity run and then fired the firearm - getting your calibration numbers from the Audacity waveforms? WC

Another regular poster on the board (Kozikowski) frequently recommends using playlists to keep things in the right order. What I do is to name the tracks from my LPs as 01 <track_name_1>, 02 <track_name_2> etc. I then export a set of multiple WAVs into a folder named for the specific LP/album. I the...