Audacity Forum

... here: http://audacityteam.org/download/ If you install the recommended version for Mac or Windows, the full user manual is included in the Help menu. (Pay special attention to the first page of the manual, which has a clickable picture of the Audacity interface, and has links for most of ...

Damm.. well, thanks for the quick response. I'll be waiting for (maybe) other reply's. If not, we're going to re-do the recording.

Thanks for the help,
Nick

... anyway how we can restore this so we have everything back on working? I'm using a Macbook with Audacity from the newest version. Thanks for the help so far, Nick

... Salvation is close at hand. Glad this quest caused me to discover Audacity. Looks like a great program. And thank you again for taking the time to help me!

... that generated files are newer than configure... done configure: creating ./config.status config.status: creating Makefile config.status: creating help/Makefile config.status: creating images/Makefile config.status: creating lib-src/Makefile config.status: error: cannot find input file: `po/Makefile.in.in' ...

... and open its own AUP (Project) files through drag & drop. From a non-programmer's point of view, this seems an easy thing to do. It would help a lot more than the current message inviting users to “try importing using Import Raw”, which could obviously never work! From what I've read, ...

... and open its own AUP (Project) files through drag & drop. From a non-programmer's point of view, this seems an easy thing to do. It would help a lot more than the current message inviting users to “try importing using Import Raw”, which could obviously never work!

... try importing it using"Import Raw" above are the following error my whole project will be ruined if i'm not able to open my project plz help me... p.s i tried importing raw but all i got is blank page :(

I need help guiding me on what to select under the heading "INTERFACE". I'm using Win 8.1, Audacity vs 2.0.6. For Device - Host: I select MME; Playback: I select Microsoft Sound Mapper - Output; Recording: I select ...

... -21.2 dB. When I amplified it, it turned out to be just some noise, which explains the byte values in the "silent" file. Thanks for the help, now I have a clear picture of what is actually happening!