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Audacity 2.3.1 (64-bit) requires the 64-bit versions of LAME and FFmpeg. If you believe that you have installed Audacity 2.3.1 and the 64-bit versions of LAME and FFmpeg correctly but have messed up Audacity's settings somehow, then you could try resetting ...

... the DTS core track as the project rate only shows 48 Hz. Audacity itself does not support DTS-HD MA/HR, but if you have a suitable version of FFmpeg installed, then Audacity is able to use FFmpeg to import the DTS core. As far as I'm aware FFmpeg supports the audio core but not the lossless ...

... the DTS core track as the project rate only shows 48 Hz. Audacity itself does not support DTS-HD MA/HR, but if you have a suitable version of FFmpeg installed, then Audacity is able to use FFmpeg to import the DTS core. As far as I'm aware FFmpeg supports the audio core but not the lossless ...

From the online user manual I'm guessing it's a WMA file? CORRECTED (Thank's Steve... Ooops!)... Download and ffmpeg-win-2.2.2.exe to install FFmpeg. After installation, Audacity should find it automatically (you'll probably have to re-start Audacity) and hopefully your file will ...

... MP3 export, click through the settings, then once I hit "OK" after the titling process the program crashes. This is both for the MP3 and FFMPEG process. I no longer make it to the "locate LAME" screen. I am able to export WAV files. Any help here appreciated. Apologies if any ...

... the DTS core track as the project rate only shows 48 Hz. Audacity itself does not support DTS-HD MA/HR, but if you have a suitable version of FFmpeg installed, then Audacity is able to use FFmpeg to import the DTS core. As far as I'm aware FFmpeg supports the audio core but not the lossless ...

steve wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 09, 2019 11:10 pm

This topic may help: https://superuser.com/questions/813933/ ... native-lin

Thanks, but this topic discusses extracting the core track from DTS-MA which is not what I need help with.

This topic may help: https://superuser.com/questions/813933/ ... native-lin

... running /bin/bash ../../../lib-src/libsoxr/configure --disable-option-checking '--prefix=/usr/local/' '--with-lib-preference=local system' '--with-ffmpeg=system' '--disable-dynamic-loading' '--with-mod-script-pipe' '--with-wx-config=/usr/bin/wx-config' '--enable-static=yes' '--enable-shared=no' ...

... and shouldn't have any more trouble than any other normal Mac app. There has been some serious trouble between iTunes, AAC/M4A, Audacity and FFMpeg. You broke the format! No, you! Not my problem!! "789:57:13" is iTunes-speak for Something Is Wrong. Koz