Audacity Forum

Wow, I've been away for a long time, but hearing this account of how audacity handles project data internally is enough to make me adopt this method of saving the empty project for every recording regardless of the duration. Thanks for your post, and maybe this might be an enhancement for the develo...

The Linux machine is the record machine and you move the project to the Windows machine for editing. This has worked correctly in the past. In this instance, the project had significant damage whether you moved it or not. Did I get that? You got it. The linux machine gave you no notice that there w...

The original recording machine is an Ubuntu 7.10 desktop. No virus protection. 120 GB HD which should been largely available. I say should have because all of the previous recordings that I've done after 'moving' them (you know what I mean, the methods described in earlier posts), I erased the 'old'...

I am, in no way, disputing your claims. As I said, I wish I had known sooner. However, I have followed this pattern several times before and haven't had this trouble. Maybe my terminology is wrong. When I refer to a project I mean the .aup file and its supporting data files. I have copied the .aup f...

After recording, I saved the project. The project (in linux) was saved successfully - at least it appeared to be. The next thing I did was to copy the project files to an external hard drive so that I could work in simultaneous environments (done that before - never was a problem). I copied - not mo...

Hi, I recorded and saved a project which now I can't seem to work with. When I open the project I receive the following warning: Project check found inconsistencies inspecting the loaded project data; click 'Details' for a complete list of errors,or 'OK' to proceed to more options. Clicking details ...