Audacity Forum

... & loudness, it's probably best to start a new thread.) * P.S. Like I said, I've never done this... I think you need to select custom FFmpeg Export , then wav and pcm_s32le .

Thanks for the clarification, Bill.


Gale

If you have issues, download the zip, not the .exe installer. This applies to the FFmpeg installer and the Audacity program downloads too. Apart from the issue that if you are on a school or business network you may not have permission to install programs, several ...

... disabled while Audacity is playing, recording or paused. Click the "Stop" button and see if the options are available. I downloaded the ffmpeg also, but just like lame encoder I don't know what I'm supposed to do with it. See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ:Installation_and_Plug-Ins#How_do_I_download_and_install_the_LAME_MP3_encoder.3F ...

... time. Audacity 1.2 will not open projects made on Audacity 1.3. If you use MP3 or some of the more modern audio compression formats, get Lame and FFMpeg software from the same web site. Do not use older software or software from other web sites, even though they may have the same names.

Ok I set the markers, but the options under file and edit are mostly blanked out. I downloaded the ffmpeg also, but just like lame encoder I don't know what I'm supposed to do with it. It's a program that during installation said it would be saved in program files for audacity. ...

... other tricks. It's not a bad compressor, either. If you assume an iTunes music file without FairPlay protection, you can download and install the FFMpeg software package. http://audacityteam.org/download/ Then you can open up the M4A file directly -- although I would probably go through the desktop ...

I drag AIF files into iTunes all the time, with my "Import Settings" set to MP3. iTunes brings in the AIFs unconverted. There's a preference under the "Advanced" tab: "Copy files to iTunes media folder when adding to library". I have it unchecked. So when I drag and dro...

iTunes conversion happens at the incoming step, not the export step. You change iTunes to your preferences and then import the file. Then you can drag the file back out in the new format. :? . Not on Windows. If you drag in a WMA file, iTunes offers to convert it to MP3, otherwise it imports pre-ex...

Gale Andrews wrote: Also, is that "Import Settings" button called that on Mac?

Yes.

-- Bill