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... Rate Mode: Preset Quality: Standard, 170 - 210 kbps Variable Speed: Fast Channel Mode: Joint Stereo Whereas for WAV you would have: and for custom FFmpeg there could be a long list of stuff. Perhaps you could make a mock-up of what it might look like?

... popup, on the assumption we can't just embed the current options dialogues in the export dialogue. Obviously we would not want to embed the Custom FFmpeg options as it would be too big. The "menu" could show the currently selected format options, with a checkbox item for whether to use ...

... popup, on the assumption we can't just embed the current options dialogues in the export dialogue. Obviously we would not want to embed the Custom FFmpeg options as it would be too big. The "menu" could show the currently selected format options, with a checkbox item for whether to use ...

... popup, on the assumption we can't just embed the current options dialogues in the export dialogue. Obviously we would not want to embed the Custom FFmpeg options as it would be too big. If we can't embed then your new control is really just a button and should not have a downwards-pointing triangle. ...

Install FFmpeg from http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown. Note that this will only allow import in 16-bit resolution. That works for me. I have FFmpeg installed and the file imported ...

... is the only way that you could import MP3 into older versions of PowerPoint. And yes this is a small Audacity bug. There are workarounds. Install FFmpeg from http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown . Note that this will only allow import in 16-bit resolution. ...

UPDATE__ Well, got around to starting this project today, and discovered the need for FFmpeg plugin for Audacity to do wma. No problem---just install it. But the first few files I opened showed amplification needed of NEGATIVE numbers (like -0.1, -0.3)--which I assume ...

... it reasonable if we wanted to provide an external app on Linux for the app to be a required app, not a dependent package. It would be like e.g. ffmpeg, ffplay, ffprobe and ffserver, vlc and vlc-wrapper, empathy-*, jack-* or gnome-*. Gale

Hello, look what I found: 1. In Audacity options set your ffmpeg folder truthfully to (for example) "c:ffmpeg for audacityavformat-55.dll" and close Audacity. 2. Create a empty/different/invalid dummy file named "avutil-52.dll" somewhere ...

Hello, look what I found: 1. In Audacity options set your ffmpeg folder truthfully to (for example) "c:ffmpeg for audacityavformat-55.dll" and close Audacity. 2. Create a empty/different/invalid dummy file named "avutil-52.dll" somewhere ...