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Can this be done via a chain command? I have looked into both 2.0 and audacity-1.3.14-unicode-alpha_ffmpeg_uncompressed_export_chains but apparently there's no command for this.

Dear Mr Steve, I'm grateful for your prompt reply. While posting my query, I forgot to mention that I had already installed the FFmpeg and am familiar with the "chains" feature courtesy my trials of the "Cleanspeech" edition of Audacity.I understand that the "Chains" ...

Extracting audio from VOB files requires importing using FFMpeg. To install FFmpeg see here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ:Installation_and_Plug-Ins#ffdown Batch processing is achieved using the Audacity "Chains" feature. Chains may ...

FFMpeg is a problem because it's not a single dylib. How do I deal with that? A good idea is to read the instructions at http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ:Installation_and_Plug-Ins#macff_zip . Extract the contents to ...

I installed the lame software within its folder under "plug-ins" and I was this close to installing the FFMpeg folder when one of the production departments had problems and I had to leave. FFMpeg is a problem because it's not a single dylib. How do I deal with that? The ...

Otherwise, you will need the zips for LAME and/or FFmpeg from http://lame1.buanzo.com.ar/ and unpack the dylib files where you wish. Just for form. It says in the zip instructions that I am to follow the install instructions. What instructions? I ...

... LAME MP3 Encoder , you can load the AAC file into Audacity and save-as MP3. If you can't open the iTunes AAC file, you may need to install the FFMPEG Import/Export Library. (If you have iTunes installed on your computer, I think Audacity can use it's AAC decoder to open the file.) If your files ...

Otherwise, you will need the zips for LAME and/or FFmpeg from http://lame1.buanzo.com.ar/ and unpack the dylib files where you wish.

Just for form. It says in the zip instructions that I am to follow the install instructions. What instructions?

Koz

Thanks, Ed. There is nothing in the log of concern - it only shows that you have not installed the optional LAME and FFmpeg libraries. I suppose a good test would have been to see if those CDex WAV files were audible in Windows Media Player. If it happens again, and the files are ...

... install of Audacity to custom export the sound track from a short video show. Audacity installed OK and seems to run, but can't find either the FFMpeg or Lame libraries, even though they're in the correct folders/directories. I'm running Audacity as LowlyUser, but I installed everything as administrator ...