Audacity Forum

... 3) Closed 2.2.1 4) Started the old 2.0.6, which complained about missing libraries, now. 5) Entered, again, the right places where Lame and ffmpeg reside. Closed 2.0.6 6) Started 2.1.1, which would now no longer find the libraries. Something very similar happened when I was rummaging around ...

... automatically detects it, effectively deleting the Audacity settings directory will require you to relocate LAME, and you will have to relocate FFmpeg. You were misunderstanding me! 1) I deleted the settings directory, which had been generated by v2.0.6. 2) Started up v2.1.1, and entered the ...

... crash report, or if the "All messages" list at the top reveals any errors around the time you tried to open Audacity? - Did you install ffmpeg and/or lame libraries?

... 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. Wow! However, I could not find any list of supported audio file formats in the documentation. Just phrases like "all ...

... probably "rolled-over" giving a value that seems random. Try FLAC (if Rx supports it), or BWF, or RF64, whatever Rx and Audacity with FFMPEG both support. * The byte count (file size) field in the WAV file header is 32-bits, which means you can "count to" 2GB with signed ...

... probably "rolled-over" giving a value that seems random. Try FLAC (if Rx supports it), or BWF, or RF64, whatever Rx and Audacity with FFMPEG both support. * The byte count (file size) field in the WAV file header is 32-bits, which means you can "count to" 2GB with signed ...

... 3) Closed 2.2.1 4) Started the old 2.0.6, which complained about missing libraries, now. 5) Entered, again, the right places where Lame and ffmpeg reside. Closed 2.0.6 6) Started 2.1.1, which would now no longer find the libraries. Something very similar happened when I was rummaging around ...

... automatically detects it, effectively deleting the Audacity settings directory will require you to relocate LAME, and you will have to relocate FFmpeg. You were misunderstanding me! 1) I deleted the settings directory, which had been generated by v2.0.6. 2) Started up v2.1.1, and entered the ...

... mean that for some reason it could not do so before. When alternating between v2.1.1 and v2.0.6, the settings for the locations of the Lame and ffmpeg libs are not recognized mutually... If LAME is not somewhere that Audacity automatically detects it, effectively deleting the Audacity settings ...

... Result: v2.1.1 doesn't crash any more! Strange: When alternating between v2.1.1 and v2.0.6, the settings for the locations of the Lame and ffmpeg libs are not recognized mutually...