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under 'FFmpeg Import/Export Library' : FFmpeg Library Version F(52.111.0),C(52.123.0),U(50.43.0). That's slightly different to what I have. FFmpeg Library Version: F(52.110.0),C(52.122.0),U(50.43.0) My sources list: # # deb cdrom:[Debian ...

... message that appeared in 1.3.12 when you clicked Help after an import failure. It did not mean the file was detected as WMA. According to FFmpeg documentation (http://ffmpeg.org/general.html#Audio-Codecs) WMA lossless is still not supported. WMA Voice and WMA Professional can be decoded, ...

... which is called a daemon on Linux. Is this what you mean ? And if it's the case why is Audacity looking for such programs ? wma-proprietary FFMpeg currently has only partial support for WMA. DRM is not supported, and I don't think that WMA lossless is currently supported. WMA version 2 should ...

... will return an "error". It's not really an error, it's just saying that that particular sound service is not running. wma-proprietary FFMpeg currently has only partial support for WMA. DRM is not supported, and I don't think that WMA lossless is currently supported. WMA version 2 should ...

... rip the CD track back to WAV or unprotected WMA (not any of the Pro or Lossless WMA options because FFmpeg only supports WMA v2). Ripping to WMA Variable Bit Rate may or may not work. Bingo. I changed the rip settings from Windows Media Audio Lossless, Best Quality to ...

... in a window : Error importing Audacity recognized the type of the file ' name of the file '. Importers supposedly supporting such files are: FFmpeg-compatible files, but none of them understood this file format. And when I clicked on help : wma-proprietary I had installed Audacity and ffmpeg ...

... and successfully exported it to a .wma file... now what? since it worked, and i was able to play it back as a .wma in media player, does that mean FFmpeg is installed correctly, and there is some other reason i can't *import* a .wma file? Yes that means that you have FFmpeg installed correctly ...

... file to a CD using Windows Media Player then rip the CD track back to WAV or unprotected WMA (not any of the Pro or Lossless WMA options because FFmpeg only supports WMA v2). Ripping to WMA Variable Bit Rate may or may not work. Gale

... and successfully exported it to a .wma file... now what? since it worked, and i was able to play it back as a .wma in media player, does that mean FFmpeg is installed correctly, and there is some other reason i can't *import* a .wma file? just as an example, i tried to import a yellowjackets song ...

... issues, Audacity is not able to include MP3 encoding, but installing LAME provides that functionality for Audacity. This is the page about FFMpeg: http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=FAQ:Installation_and_Plug-Ins#installffmpeg FFmpeg is a special bit of software that enables ...