Audacity Forum

... which other Audacity projects are not compiling? Please post the output of set. Referring to Robert's reply: where do you view the devices? Help > Audio Device Info... top right of Audacity. Gale

Moved to the Windows board. Don't post in Feedback and Reviews if you want help. Tell us what format the exported file is in that you play in Windows and iTunes. Tell us what version of Audacity and Windows (see the pink panel at the top of the page). If you ...

Try connecting speakers or headphones to the DAC and unmute its output in pavucontrol.

If you use the (hw) device for output instead of pulse, unmute the DAC output in ALSAmixer.

You can probably get more help if necessary on the Fedora forums http://fedoraforum.org/.


Gale

... 10 problem has been an Audacity-killer for me. I tried to update some drivers, but whether they're the right ones or not I don't know. It didn't help. I don't know what kind of motherboard I have. The advice here is too technical to be helpful to me. I've wasted enough time on this, so now I ...

... WAV so you have a lossless file you can edit with, and then only when you have finished editing, save in a lossy format. Please note we can only help you with Audacity, not with other editing software. Gale

... "waves" and check for clipping . If the digital data is clipped before being sent over the USB bus, reducing the digital volume won't help.... It will reduce the level, but it won't change the wave shape. I'm really thinking there's a problem with the turntable... :( Even though it ...

Gentlemen

Thank you for all your advice. I found the simplest solution is to identify the computers that will import files and let the kids sign on to those machines. Although Audacity might not be network friendly, it does work on the network.

Thanks again for all of your help.

Paul

... 10 problem has been an Audacity-killer for me. I tried to update some drivers, but whether they're the right ones or not I don't know. It didn't help. I don't know what kind of motherboard I have. The advice here is too technical to be helpful to me. I've wasted enough time on this, so now I ...

... the sake of clarity. You can see it on screenshot as a "zero point" and You can hear it at second 4. How can I solve it? Thanks for your help.

... sample rate? This would keep the bit depth consistent from recording through to saving the file as a 24 bit wav file. Thanks again for your help. Regards Warren