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Bonsoir, J'ai téléchargé la version 2.0.6, la bibliothèque FFmpeg-2.2.2 et l'encodeur lame V3.99.3 qui sont bien reconnues par Audacity. MAIS le menu Edition/Préférences n'affiche aucun onglet où je pourrais choisir le bitrate des fichiers mp3. Quel paramétrage ...

Yes, MediaInfo shows you it was an MP4 and not an MP3. Now you have FFmpeg you can import MP4 files into Audacity.


Gale

Thanks Gale Andrews . I saw on another post that you suggested that I download the FFmpeg program to inport files Well I did this and now I imported that large file that was causing me problems and I have edited it as well. When I exported it back onto the audio ...

Has anyone tested this yet? Thanks for the report. There is no issue with FFmpeg 2.2.2 itself run at the command-line, outside of Audacity. The Audacity problem is only in how Audacity is writing the length into the file headers, not with the actual length of ...

... the "Attempt to use..." box. Now the MP3 importer should take the file and it will import at 32-bit resolution (and you wouldn't need FFmpeg to import the file). i realize what i have done before..... When I change from 1.2.6 to 2.0.6 I just viewing new options in preferences & ...

... Then i want to have new features (selection toolbar) so i install version 2.0.6 to c:pfaudacity2 & i have both together, i need install also FFmpeg because i cant import wav anymore in new version. Obviously the PCM importer cannot open that file, but the built-in MP3 importer "should" ...

... Then i want to have new features (selection toolbar) so i install version 2.0.6 to c:pfaudacity2 & i have both together, i need install also FFmpeg because i cant import wav anymore in new version. At beginning my file also import as 32-bit float src in 2.0.6 i have almost done my job but ...

Lately, I've been using TAudioConverter if I just want to convert files.

But as Gale says, you shouldn't need to convert the files if you want to edit with Audacity.... Just install ffmpeg.

Read a bit of documentation https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-all.html then tried with this command line from Audacity Export External program, but don' know if it's a "clean" command line: ffmpeg.exe -i c:test.avi -i - "%f" -map ...

If you add FFmpeg to your computer then Audacity will import M4A without you needing to convert the file to WAV. See http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown . Or try SuperPlayer http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html#Dnload ...