Audacity Forum

The sound rate is 48000 standard for video and the show length is 1 min 11.68 Seconds.



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Koz

Not done yet. (Rolling up sleeves) I just did a fresh install of Audacity 2.3.2 on my High Sierra 10.13.6 and installed the recommended FFMpeg. Now the video opens correctly in both 2.3.0 and 2.3.2. I would have put money on the new install crippling the older Audacity, but no. Both live. ...

It "opens" in audacity...but it create the screeching garbled audio To back up a bit. I mean the little .m4a that I posted. We know yours have problems. Mine should be a short, mellow, 400Hz broadcast test tone. Is it? Not sure if hiding filename/extensions affects how audacity sees the f...

Just to do it, I opened 2.3.0 on two different machines and the video opens and plays perfectly.



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Koz

It "opens" in audacity...but it create the screeching garbled audio To back up a bit. I mean the little .m4a that I posted. We know yours have problems. Mine should be a short, mellow, 400Hz broadcast test tone. Is it? Not sure if hiding filename/extensions affects how audacity sees the f...

... s16le (2 bytes per sample) ID_AUDIO_CODEC=mpg123 Video: no video Starting playback... Which looks a lot like stereo. FWIIW, I recorded this with ffmpeg from a live radio stream. When playing the stream in Mplayer it also identifies as stereo. mplayer http://162.244.80.21:6482 <snip> Bitrate: ...

... sound levels even when not recording is not registering. This is my audio log for today: 19:32:39: Audacity 2.3.0 19:32:39: Trying to load FFmpeg libraries... 19:32:39: Trying to load FFmpeg libraries from system paths. File name is 'avformat-55.dll'. 19:32:39: Looking up PATH environment ...

I confirm the ffmpeg is correct and mounted How? There are two different FFMpegs now. One for 32-bit and one for 64-bit. It's possible you carefully mounted the wrong one. Checking. Koz Thanks for helping to trouble shoot: I used ...

Like Koz says, if you install the optional FFmpeg Import/Export Library ] you can open the MP4 in audacity and you won't have to "record" it. You'll generally get better quality and it's easier and faster... If you already have a digital ...

How is that easier than just opening up the file in Audacity and lopping off the trash at each end? If you install the FFMpeg software, Audacity will open up many different audio and video files.

MP4 to MP3

Picking up compression distortion at each step. Any thought to minimizing that?

Koz