Audacity Forum

Are you getting an error message? Have you tried exporting to WAV? (Saving your project or exporting to WAV does not require LAME or FFmpeg.) (I download ffmpeg and lame) LAME is for exporting MP3s. (You can open MP3s without it.) FFmpeg is for importing and exporting a wide variety of other ...

(Sorry, english is not my first english)
So, I'm using windows 10 and the newest version of Audacity
Every time I try to save the project or export (I download ffmpeg and lame) audacity crashes and I have to open it again.
I don't know what to do anymore, so I would like some help

Thank you

If you're familiar with writing batch scripts, then either FFmpeg, or perhaps SoX (http://sox.sourceforge.net/). As for now, i'm using mkvtools quite often and im order my files to be scrabbed for Kodi, i'm allready used to it. While im not really "scripting", ...

I managed to get this same error after download FFMPEG for Windows v0.6.2 and trying to point Audacity 2.3.1 at it. This would come up every time I started Audacity and not be able to actually use the library. Looking at the site to download the ...

If you're familiar with writing batch scripts, then either FFmpeg, or perhaps SoX (http://sox.sourceforge.net/).

I tried resetting my Audacity preferences, by deleting the audacity.cfg file, but even after I showed hidden files, it was not in Library/Application Support/audacity. What am I missing? Thanks very much. You want to look in ~/Library/Application Support/audacity . Note the "~" character ...

... files, I get the error: "This version of Audacity was not compiled with QuickTime files support." I installed the 64-bit version of the FFmpeg library. I was still getting the same error so I went to manually located the FFmpeg library for Audacity, but it had already automatically detected ...

That's my mistake. I thought they were .wav files, but they are actually .mov files.

Call Recorder for Skype. It produces .wav files. I super-duper doubt that. Nobody makes wave files unless forced into it at gunpoint. The rest of your post proved my point. Audacity supports wave files and has forever. If it starts looking for QuickTime support and other odd options, then what you ...

Audacity doesn't require FFmpeg for WAV files. If Audacity is asking for FFmpeg, that means that either the audio file is not WAV format, or the file is damaged / corrupt.
What does this page say about your audio files? https://mediaarea.net/MediaInfoOnline