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... a look at the pink panel at the top of the page and give us that information. When I try to export using the external program, I copy paste this: ffmpeg -i -acodec alac "%f" into the options box. But I get this error: ffmpeg -i -acodec alac "/Users/tracy/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Music/Singles/Yoshida ...

... and we would keep the MP3 Options interface "simple"? Gale Again, I would like to be able to save presets under a name, as you can with ffmpeg export. History just saves the recent ones. The last 10 could all be failed experiments. Not just Lame, but also the external programs. But you ...

... a new feature, then you need to present a persuasive case for why they should do so. I just want the same options with lame as are available for ffmpeg. Including choosing and saving presets. Are you asking that every LAME command is exposed in the MP3 export options including for example de-emphasis ...

... a new feature, then you need to present a persuasive case for why they should do so. I just want the same options with lame as are available for ffmpeg. Including choosing and saving presets. Since that isn't happening, I'll just keep saving to wave and encoding with other programs. Re. Fast ...

Do you have FFmpeg installed? I'm guessing that you don't.

... but I'm just trying to follow the directions posted on the Audacity website. When I try to export using the external program, I copy paste this: ffmpeg -i -acodec alac "%f" into the options box. But I get this error: ffmpeg -i -acodec alac "/Users/tracy/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Music/Singles/Yoshida ...

I select import audio and it comes up with a message that says Audacity attempted to use FFmpeg to import an audio file but the libraries were not found. In that case the file is not a WAV file (or not a valid WAV file). Or it could be a WAV file containing a lossy ...

... YouTube video as the original video that is on the YouTube servers. There are numerous web browser extensions that let you do that. Then install FFmpeg from http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown and drag the video file into Audacity. At that point, you ...

... -- OK It may turn out that your AudioBook.wav file(s) are really AudioBook.wma (Windows Media) or other file type. In any event, installing ffmpeg isn't that big a deal. You are warned though, that saving an MP3 from a WAV file creates some small sound damage (MP3 always does this), creating ...

I select import audio and it comes up with a message that says Audacity attempted to use FFmpeg to import an audio file but the libraries were not found. In that case the file is not a WAV file (or not a valid WAV file). See here for how to install FFmpeg: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown ...