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The codec is in ffmpeg, according to the docs. So ffmpeg should be able to translate.

But this is a codec for cellphone use. And I don't think it's in use anywhere without encryption. But I've been known to be wrong before

... me an error message and suggests to "import raw". If I import raw all I get is static. I'm using windows 7, audacity 2.0.5, and I have FFmpeg. In the properties of the file it says that the length is 13:57, and that the bit rate is 16kbps. On a different forum someone checked the file ...

Some file imports use the default sample format setting, others don't. The ones that don't include APE (or any other ffmpeg format) and OGG. They are always 16-bit regardless of the setting.

Did you put it there, or did the System put it there? I'm not familiar with that location. Mine are in a hidden folder /Library/Application Support/audacity. Desktop > Go > Go to Folder > Library/Application Support I've been known to put it in /Applications/Audacity/plug-ins, and then point Audacit...

Audacity v2.1.0
Mac OS 10.10.3
Installed from DMG

I have the FFmpeg libraries. I can point Audcaity to the folder and click OK... ...But it makes no difference because it still doesn't "find" it even when I'm pointing right at it.

Last month ffmpeg released another update for the 2.2.x branch, 2.2.15, with tons of updates and fixes compared to the 2.2.2 that's hosted here. It'd be cool if the new one was hosted. I'm working on building it, but it can be ...

Last month ffmpeg released another update for the 2.2.x branch, 2.2.15, with tons of updates and fixes compared to the 2.2.2 that's hosted here. It'd be cool if the new one was hosted. I'm working on building it, but it can be quite a pain to build.

... you tell us. So, you do not advice me to use the feature? Koz misinformed you. Chains in Audacity do not yet support AAC export. apt-get install ffmpeg Installing ffmpeg if it is not already installed on the system does not magically ensure Audacity can use it unless Audacity has been compiled ...

... ). If you have a digital video file such as an AVI then to use its audio in Audacity you will need to install FFmpeg from http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown and see if Audacity can import the audio from that video ...

should do it on Debian. Change package manager part for other distro's.