Audacity Forum

... audio file...very strange. I must have selected an option at some point that caused this to happen, but I can figure out what. Thanks for your help!

... The README is shown at the end of the Windows installer but it is not obvious that you can see the list of changes in the new version there. If Help > Check for Updates... reached an interactive page, we could display a "new features" list there. Gale Help/About Audacity... I think ...

... for moderation, that was totally snippy of me and unwarranted. And FWIW my shirt was, indeed, pretty hideous. :oops: Trebor's solution is hugely helpful and kozikowski's hugely informative. I really appreciate the assistance and instruction from both of you. I do hope to get a chance to re-record ...

... The README is shown at the end of the Windows installer but it is not obvious that you can see the list of changes in the new version there. If Help > Check for Updates... reached an interactive page, we could display a "new features" list there. Gale

... give me an idea as to why audacity is simply stopping without any reason. Please read the pink panel at the top of this page. It is far harder to help without full information about your operating system or version of Audacity (all three numbers). We can guess Windows from "Mediashout" ...

... to what my control panel etc looks like Do you have any ideas? Thanks Why must you post in Feedback and Reviews? You make it far harder for us to help you because we then have no information at all about your system. If you need help in future please post in the Windows, Mac OS X or GNU/Linux ...

kozikowski wrote:

My previous reply seems to be held for moderation for reasons beyond me.

We didn't like the colour shirt you were wearing.

And as well as that, you have not made enough approved posts yet, which is the real reason.

Gale

kozikowski wrote:Do you have a neat, orderly list of all these add-on programs?

Most such add-ons are VST plugins, so in principle yes: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/VST_Plug-ins.

Gale

Instead of cutting it out, you can silence it. Drag-select the offending sound and Control-L. You can also paste good sound over it. That's probably your best bet. With that kind of effect, I bet nobody notices. You'd never be able to do that with an opera, for example, but jet noise is probably do...

... to open them in Audacity. So I'm wondering if there's some extension or way to make Audacity automatically import raw data files. Thanks for your help.