Audacity Forum

... because the installer may have malware or adware. Open the file in MediaInfo and paste the information here. As another alternative, install FFmpeg . Audacity with FFmpeg may be able to open legitimate WAV files that have a compressed audio codec inside the WAV. ======== Please be careful ...

... seconds on the system I'm on right now. It's dual core 1.87Ghz Intel chip. 32-bit Windows 7. 2MB of memory. Regular-old hard drive. I do have the FFMPEG library installed and the optional plug-ins from the Audacity website (no VST plug-ins). There's a basic motherboard soundchip, but nothing's ...

Machines with hybrid drives (magnetic and SSD) won't necessarily be as fast as SSD only. When Audacity launches it looks for and loads FFmpeg (if found) and queries all your sound devices under the different audio hosts. It isn't quick. If you double-click "audacity.exe" when Audacity ...

... in the coming week or so will support Speex export without using the (external program) command-line exporter. You will need to install the FFmpeg 2.2.2 version that will be recommended for 2.0.6, then choose "Custom FFmpeg Export" in the Export Audio dialog and choose "Speex" ...

If you install ffmpeg into Audacity you get the option of using telephone codecs like AMR how to download and install ffmpeg libraries. ... http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown . AMR is a ...

... and video and the commentary from a mic. Have you tried that? Or save the video and audio from FRAPS without recording the commentary, install FFmpeg , import the audio from the video into Audacity, then overdub your commentary while listening. Gale

... what I am looking for... I am also a LOW TECH individual. The Display Log Reads as followed -- 07:00:54: Audacity 2.0.5 7:00:59 AM: Trying to load FFmpeg libraries... 7:00:59 AM: Trying to load FFmpeg libraries from system paths. File name is 'avformat-52.dll'. 7:00:59 AM: Looking up PATH environment ...

... as with stereo mix? Have you tried the high quality setting for video? It might also affect the audio quality. Did you try converting to WMV? FFmpeg can import WMV. As far as I can see by searching, those are your only options, short of getting computer playback to work properly. Have you ...

... or WMV video file https://support.webex.com/support/documentation/help/index.htm#9402.htm . Having done that, install FFmpeg from http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown . Then drag the converted video file into Audacity and it ...

... FILE VIEWER) The newly created WAV file will appear in your iTunes library window. Drag the WAV into the Audacity window (this does not require FFmpeg). I sincerely apologize, but I just can't get what I know seems quite simple to both of you. I'll probably never bother you again if I can just ...