Audacity Forum

Please tell us your version of Audacity (all three numbers, see the pink panel at the top of the page). To be clear, LAME is required only for exporting MP3. If you go Edit > Preferences... > Libraries section and you see a number against "MP3 Library Version" then LAME is installed proper...

Hi, I may be the last one on this planet still using WINDOWS 98 (besides WIN XP). So far, I downloaded some 10 different LAME encoders and duly tried them in any which way I could imagine - with or without the required "Widgets"regular, zipped or regular etc. ... And I did folow the Audaci...

No-one except you is reporting issues. You should not have added entries to PATH. You should remove all paths to FFmpeg from PATH unless other software put them there. As I already said twice now, you can use your ffmpeg.exe and export at the command-line using (external program) . If you tell us e...

Hi there, I'm brand new to the forum and new to the software. Me and my friends are starting a podcast and have recorded a couple of episodes but after listening back to the audio I have discovered that there is a clicking sound occurring randomly during the audio, may be static, may be something el...

This post is a bit long, but includes a lot of background detail that I think will help you, so please read through the entire post iraj ;) OK, I think you're right I'd hope so, given that I wrote those instructions ;) I guess that this is the first time that you've attempted to build an application...

The only instruction I haven't carried out is to add "WxGTK 3.0" " libwxgtk3.0-dev " MUST be installed before you can build Audacity. The "hard" part of this is getting you build environment set up (the instructions before the "Build Audacity" steps). Once th...

The effect you describe is basically a "multi-band compressor". The phenomenon that you describe is due to "auto gain control" (AGC) in the recording device fighting with sudden blasts of low frequency noise. The "fix" is to dramatically cut those sub-sonic blasts when ...

I imagine that you need to convert the tune to a format that is supported by your 'phone. Probably best if you do some combination of the following: Look in your 'phone manual for what ringtone formats are supported and how to get ringtones into your 'phone. Search the Internet for instructions or v...

dontsimon wrote:Okay, a further search has led me to learn this is a bug, but the file is the correct file, just named wrongly.

You beat me to it

Okay, a further search has led me to learn this is a bug, but the file is the correct file, just named wrongly.