Audacity Forum

... the original file was 48 kbps and the output file is 128 kbps. I can't find a way to change the Exported file sample rate to 48 kbps. Can anyone help? Thanks Planorez

The Minimize and Maximize buttons at the upper left of the window have disappeared. I cannot move the window down from the top of the screen. Quitting and restarting did not correct the problem. Can you help, please? I am stuck with a small editing window.

... every time I try to record, I play back what I recorded and there is a "pop" and nothing plays. I tried reinstalling it, but that didn't help. I then searched online and someone said to close all other applications while running Audacity. That was yesterday and it worked, but today the ...

Solved: thank you.

Thank you, Steve! That works!! It finally makes sense to me. Grateful for your help.
- Charlaine

Well the sample rate is 96000 Hz, and a plot spectrum shows a strong peak at 20kHz with symmetric sidebands so it's a fair guess that there is something modulating a 20 kHz carrier there. I'll leave the task of writing a suitable demodulator in nyquist to you.

What playback device do you want to use? Can you post the contents of Help > Audio Device Info... top right of Audacity? It might give us some extra clues. When you open a new project window, what is the project rate bottom left? What desktop are you using? ...

... your computer model? Or have you tried the other solutions listed farther down that page under "Internal PortAudio error"? If you need help with that, please tell us the make and model number of your computer. Gale

... what the name of the temp folder I'm trying to locate is. When I type in the thred provided into the finder it says it is empty. Can anyone please help me? I'm up against a tight time deadline and this grade is vastly important to my overall GPA. Thanks

I am trying to solve a puzzle that involves a WAV file that has information hidden within it. This is the file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yc4wxspw2b35o49/puzzle.wav?dl=0 (the file is free of anything untoward as far as I can tell!) The clue that is given is A.M. which I have taken to mean amplitude ...