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I changed the user name to "Jeffdevers", removing the e-mail domain. A good thing all around. I wonder if they're going to be able to find their way back... I always e-mail the user if I change their username. It would be better if we could reject e-mail addresses in user names at registr...

I changed the user name to "Jeffdevers", removing the e-mail domain.

A good thing all around. I wonder if they're going to be able to find their way back...

Koz

kozikowski wrote:Now that it's too late.
Never post a hot email address on the forum.

I changed the user name to "Jeffdevers", removing the e-mail domain.

Gale

... site. Notebook is running Windows 7 Starter, Service Pack 1. Intel CPU N2600 @ 1.60GHz, 1 gig ram, 32 bit OS. A mere 1 GB RAM is not going to help. The Audacity recommended system requirement for Windows 7 Starter if you are working with long tracks is 2 GB RAM: http://audacityteam.org/download/windows#sysreq ...

Now that it's too late. Never post a hot email address on the forum. We are a spam magnet. You don't see it, but behind the scenes, we delete many multiple postings trying to sell us ocean trips and kitchen cabinets in Manchester. I made the mistake of recording my podcast on an external device and ...

... When I import the tracks they are all starting at 0:00 seconds and thereby overlap and all four play at the same time when I hit play. I need help importing the tracks so the intro plays (its 24 seconds in length) followed by Part 1 of the podcast, followed by part 2 and finally the outro ...

Exporting to a compressed format wouldn't help if you were "just over" the 0 dB limit before you exported.


Gale

If RAM is the problem, which I am not convinced is the issue, then as Koz said, exiting Chrome will help a lot. So you have a USB keyboard with a built-in hard drive? Are you sure you are exporting to that drive? Can you export somewhere else? You can export as MP3 using ...

... I have never tried running Linux on a Chromebook. I am trying to work out how the audio system is configured on your machine so that I can try to help. Thank you, I appreciate it! In Audacity, select "Help > Audio Device Info". Copy and paste the full output into your reply. ============================== ...

Please note that I have never tried running Linux on a Chromebook.
I am trying to work out how the audio system is configured on your machine so that I can try to help.

In Audacity, select "Help > Audio Device Info".
Copy and paste the full output into your reply.