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Further update: but then using the Custom FFmpeg export on the Mac crashed Audacity

Peter

... no blue lines even after clicking around the list. And the export you describe works fine for - and plays. I did a lot of QA testing with Custom FFmpeg export recently I see no odd behaviors like you describe Cyrano :? Update: Ah but then I testing on my Macbook Pro High Sierra 10.1.3.3 - and ...

On Sierra, the " Configure custom FFmpeg options" dialog appears on top after clicking the " Open custom FFmpeg format options " button. A slight weirdness ("bug") is that if I then click on the " Save " ...

... The blue lines appear when scrolling the list. And both windows stick together when I switch to Chrome and back. EDIT2: On the second try, custom ffmpeg export window and save window stick together immediately when first opened...

... MP3 encoding. You can't do that in the normal export options, these only show M4A with AAC, which is logical, of course. So I went into custom ffmpeg options. The first thing is that the list on the left shows horizontal blue lines when you scroll down. Not pretty, but not too bad either. But ...

If you haven't done so already, download the FFmpeg Import/Export Library (ffmpeg-win-2.2.2.exe ) and run the EXE file to install it. Load the current file into Audacity. In the bottom left of the Audacity Window, change the Project Rate to 8000. ...

Sorry but we are not able to offer support for other people's software. I don't use Windows Movie Maker, and rarely use Windows at all. Try searching on Google - that's what I'd do.

hi, i have 2 question i have completed editing to the audio i imported to audacity and now is exporting it to my video editor to be converted into a video file but when i opened movie maker and try to click the file, which i believed is wav file, into the video editor movie maker, my files could not...

... automatic recovery". I went under the help menu and clicked show log only to see this... 21:20:12: Audacity 2.1.3 21:20:12: Trying to load FFmpeg libraries... 21:20:12: Trying to load FFmpeg libraries from system paths. File name is 'avformat-55.dll'. 21:20:12: Looking up PATH environment ...

I would like to report that converting them to AAC files hasn't fixed the problem. The gaps are roughly the same length. Also, I installed the FFmpeg stuff, and the AAC files I have created sound much worse in quality compared to the WAV files. As in, I can't really hear any difference between ...