Audacity Forum

... Can anyone explain the subtleties of Audacity's sample format display? The subtleties are (I believe) as I describe. I'm on Windows, where FFmpeg is the only way you can import AAC, and whenever FFmpeg is used to import a file, 16-bit resolution is used for 16-bit files, even if Default ...

... to Audacity ... don't use it that often and have few Qs ... Q1: What is the difference between an MP3 converted to WAV and converted to WMA Using FFMPEG? - Besides the Size is there any other Difference? - Also, can FFMPEG WMA generated file be burned onto a CD as is and be Playable in any standard ...

... problem or my unfamiliarity with MP3TAG proggy and may be even Audacity ... so ... BTW, I am using Audacity 1.3.7 and have installed LAME and FFMPEG for Audacity additions I have an MP3 from my DJ buddy who likes to put his own Signature on it ... he changes the Names and add his Handle to ...

To force FFmpeg to import the file rather than LIBMAD, you have to click File > Import > Audio and select "FFmpeg-compatible files" in the "Files of type" dropdown. After that you can drag the files in if you prefer and the FFmpeg ...

... window. If "FLAC" isn't one of the options, you might have to go to "Import / Export" in the preferences, and click the "Download" button next to "FFmpeg library" before doing the other stuff. But I don't think you need to do that for FLAC. Also, since the recordings I'm doing are live, is it tougher ...

Hi Gale! To force FFmpeg to import the file rather than LIBMAD, you have to click File > Import > Audio and select "FFmpeg-compatible files" in the "Files of type" dropdown. After that you can drag the files in if you prefer and the ...

... . First of all, the problem is probably with the third party LIBMAD library which is used by default for MP3 decoding. If you install the optional FFmpeg library which you mentioned and then use FFmpeg rather than LIBMAD to import the problem file, it is read correctly. To force FFmpeg to import ...

... with a duration of 03:44 (instead of 04:03), due to the difference in the sample rate. I tried this with Audacity before and after installing the FFmpeg Import/Export Library from this link: http://www.audacityteam.org/manual/index.php?title=FAQ:Installation_and_Plug-Ins#installffmpeg I also searched ...

... ne pas les convertir directement en MP3, si tel est leur destination. Si votre version est ≥1.3.6 il vous faudra télécharger la bibliothèque FFmpeg (Cf. Préférences Audacity, onglet Import/Export, Locate FFmpeg). Vous pourrez ainsi importer vos fichiers WMA directement dans Audacity, puis ...

Not really answering your question, but thought you may be interested. By default Audacity uses libresample, but may be compiled to use libsamplerate. Note that there was a bug in Audacity that only allowed the slower high quality setting to be used (reducing multi-track performance in Audacity), bu...