Audacity Forum

... 3. With and without help files installed: The download links under Audacity->Edit->Preferences->Libraries, "LAME MP3 Library" and "Ffmpeg Library" both get opened in Iceweasel and direct me to http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=FAQ:Installation_and_Plug-Ins#How_do_I_download_and_install_the_LAME_MP3_encoder.3F ...

I downloaded the FFmpeg thing, but the same window comes up when I try and put the files on audacity.... * What operating system are you on (for example, Windows 7)? * What three-digit version number of Audacity are you using (see ...

I downloaded the FFmpeg thing, but the same window comes up when I try and put the files on audacity....

... on the program a window comes up that says that audacity recognizes the file type and that the Importers supposedly supporting such files are: FFmpeg-compatible files, but none of them understood the file format. WHY??? I've been working on this project for a LONG TIME, and figured out a lot ...

... on the program a window comes up that says that audacity recognizes the file type and that the Importers supposedly supporting such files are: FFmpeg-compatible files, but none of them understood the file format. WHY??? I've been working on this project for a LONG TIME, and figured out a lot ...

... display in the menus, and you can browse to add new ones and see which ones require rescan/restart to make them visible. What else is there - LAME/FFmpeg? I don't think there is much case for combining those installers into one download. Most people only want LAME and could get confused with FFmpeg. ...

I recorded a podcast in AIFF using Audio Hijack Pro, then edited in Audacity. I exported as .m4a using the ffmpeg encoder. After uploading the podcast to iTunes, I got an email from a listener saying he can't listen to it on his iPod. He said he noticed it was encoded with "lavf" ...

I recorded a podcast in AIFF using Audio Hijack Pro, then edited in Audacity. I exported as .m4a using the ffmpeg encoder. After uploading the podcast to iTunes, I got an email from a listener saying he can't listen to it on his iPod. He said he noticed it was encoded with "lavf" ...

I recorded a podcast in AIFF using Audio Hijack Pro, then edited in Audacity. I exported as .m4a using the ffmpeg encoder. After uploading the podcast to iTunes, I got an email from a listener saying he can't listen to it on his iPod. He said he noticed it was encoded with "lavf" ...

Thanks for the help but one thing.

I un installed the old verson of Audacity and then re started the computer.

Then installed the new verson and the FFmpeg and restarted the computer.

No I go to start Programs list and can't see Audacity.

WHY???????????????????????????????????