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... one already in there. I haven't dared do that yet, in case I rock the boat. Because, I succeeded in exporting a 45 minute drama this morning using ffMpeg with no trouble whatsoever. I do understand this now. When you select "MP3 Files" in the file export window, this acts as a "filter" ...

... one already in there. I haven't dared do that yet, in case I rock the boat. Because, I succeeded in exporting a 45 minute drama this morning using ffMpeg with no trouble whatsoever. This is just a thought, but some time ago I disabled Java in my browser and then quite recently, I needed to access ...

... much hope though. Could Java or allowing scripting be causing the trouble? It obviously wasn't VDownloader! Anyway, whatever happens, hopefully FFmpeg will continue to be a very good workaround. It is certainly fast! :D

"The next time you go to export, FFmpeg will already be set up. You don't need to set it up each time, just check that "Custom FFmpeg Export" is selected and remember to add ".mp3" to the file name." I would like ...

"The next time you go to export, FFmpeg will already be set up. You don't need to set it up each time, just check that "Custom FFmpeg Export" is selected and remember to add ".mp3" to the file name." I would like ...

... if it does not help your particular case it may help us to help others, The suggestion that Gale was making was that MP3s can be exported using FFmpeg rather than Lame. I can see from your screenshot that you have FFmpeg installed, so this will be very easy for you to try, and (fingers crossed) ...

Look, I'm sorry Gale, but I just don't understand all this terminology You already have FFmpeg according to your latest image. It would be irresponsible of me not to point out the differences when using "Custom FFmpeg Export" to export MP3, but if you don't ...

I have not exported to .Wav, but I found the export to OGG very successful.

This is a screenshot of the versions of Lame and FFmpeg in the Audacity Library

... 2) If you look in "Edit > Preferences > Libraries", what does it say on that screen? I'm interested in the version numbers of Lame and FFmpeg (if installed).

For FFmpeg support you must have the ffmpeg header files installed when you build Audacity so that Audacity can link to FFmpeg. Audacity currently supports linking to FFmpeg versions 0.5 through 0.8. Later versions of FFmpeg ...