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The level delivered to Audacity is controlled by your windows sound services (unless one uses a USB device in which case Audacity hands control of the sound services over to the SB device). You can get a the sound services thhrough the Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices - or your soundcard dri...

it listed a path (c:.....audacity_1_2_tempb00323.au) & "error 3 - the system cannot find the path specified". I cannot even find that path or directories on my computer. I am using audacity 1.2.6 with windows XP. It is possible then, that the directory or files are set as "hidden...

Certainly should work in 1.2 - I just triedin 1.2.6cutting with the CTRL+C shortcut some selected audio and then creating a new track and pasting in with the CTRL+V shortcut and it worked fine. I does start at time=0 in the new track, but you can move this if necessary with the time-shift tool. In 1...

Just click ONCE in the input meter bar and then monitoring will be turned on prior to recording (I believe that this is an undocumented feature of Audacity).

WC

All you need to do is to create labels at each track break point (use the CTRL+B shortcut) - and tyhen use the Exporrt Multiple function. See this article in the Audacity Wiki: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... ate_tracks

WC

Yes, go to Edit > Preference > Import/Export and uncheck the box that says Show Metadata Editor prior to export step

WC

No I didn't realize that, sorry. I am not a MAC user - but I seem to remember from various postings from Kozikowski that it is difficult to record streaming audio with MACs. He usually recommends a piece of Software called WireTap. You can use WireTap to do the recording and then move to Audacity fo...

see this section from the wiki: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... e_computer

WC

When you plug in a USB device like this the sound services are handed over entirely to it - both input and output. So what you need to do is to reset the output sound device to be your computer's onboard soundcard - in both Audacity via Preferences and in Windows via the control panel.

WC

You need LAME - see: http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... stallation

WC