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... and reinstalling as administrator, rescanning for audio devices via Audacity's "Transport" menu, and downloading and installing the FFmpeg libraries (again). Attached, you'll find the following: 1) Audio Device Log 2) DxDiag info 3) Audacity Log Any help provided will be most appreciated. ...

I just re-imported the first 4 files from my first attempt yesterday; the blank audio appears at the ends of the tracks (as I said before), which look normal apart from the said blank audio, and in one case exceeded 10 minutes in length, and after I edited the ones affected and copied and pasted the...

I've twice tried using the Export Multiple feature to export multiple files with FFmpeg today, and the first time I did it, all of the files were successfully exported, but the first three had several minutes of blank audio at the end. The second time, I noticed ...

I've twice tried using the Export Multiple feature to export multiple files with FFmpeg today, and the first time I did it, all of the files were successfully exported, but the first three had several minutes of blank audio at the end. The second time, I noticed ...

... the wrong adress, but my English is not to good, and I can't find my way very well in all the supports. I installed Audacity 2.1.1. and renewed my ffmpeg and lame mp3 library's. I downloaded directly, not by zip. I use windows 7. Since I did so I exported a file to WMA which is not recognised by ...

... (Or your ripping program may give you the option to convert from the DVD file structure to another format.) Then using Audacity (with the optional FFMPEG import/export library) you can open the MPEG file and load the audio into Audacity for editing/processing.

... it's something Audacity doesn't recognize, it could be any length and Audacity won't open it. Make sure your'e in Audacity 2.1.1 and install the FFMpeg software package. It's an extender for different types of sound files. Scroll down. http://audacityteam.org/download/mac Do you know anything ...

... licensing issues that prevent us from including encoders/decoders by default.. However, Audacity is able to use appropriate versions of "FFmpeg" to greatly increase the number of supported formats. See here for more information: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown

... 16bit 48000 AC3 as I plan to mux the audio with video to make a DVD, however when I go to export and try to select AC3 it says I need to download ?FFMPEG libraries? or something like that?, sorry I'm not at my PC and can't think of exactly what it said but I'm sure it's a common default and people ...

... with strange file types, ".3gp" and ".amr", I learned - more or less by chance - that Audacity can read them. Even without the ffmpeg library installed. Really? Look in Help > Show Log... . What importer took them? I guess it might be QuickTime. Audacity on Windows and Linux ...