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Thank you. I will try it and see how it goes. I appreciate your help.

Here's the code that prints the important data from the header of your bitmap file: (setf bmp-header '( ("nbfType " 0 1) ("" 0 1) ("nbfSize " 1 -4) ("nbfReserved " 1 -4) ("nbfOffBits " 1 -4) ("nbiSize " 1 -4) ("nbiWidth " 1 -4) (&...

... on that page that actually are already implemented and should ideally be moved to the "Completed Features" page. If you would like to help, feel free to ask for a Wiki account. ;) Gale

Yes, the image is a .bmp, here is a sample. All the other files share header size, total file size and dimensions with this picture. The white borders are added to give a greater distance between the header and the data I'm interested in. The A-Law should not be a necessity if U-Law can be used (as...

... you are to get glitches.) Normally one or two channels of high-resolution audio is no problem, but you are having a problem and less data may help, whatever the cause. It's possible that the new hard has a problem that's causing it to run slowly, but that's unlikely.

... but very much like a good analog recording transferred to a CD, so I don´t think it is a problem. -------- Could not have done it without your help! I haven´t seen this problem adressed in recording and midi manuals (and I could not understand it), SYXG50 MIDI grounds me to XP and limits my ...

... Device Toolbar, choose mono or stereo. Start playing the audio you want to record. Press the big red Record button in Audacity. If you need more help, please give us more information to go on. What version of Windows and what version of Audacity? See the pink panel at the top of this page. What ...

... You appear to have imported files into the project and Audacity copied in the audio data of those files. The methods on Audacity Wiki will not help you recover your project in that case. Those methods only work for an unedited recording where the timestamp of the little AU files follows the ...

In digital audio, "zero" is the maximum possible volume. That's where the conventional digital sound system runs out of numbers and just stops increasing. Audacity uses special "32-bit floating" internally so it can increase beyond zero and then recover later. This is needed beca...

... that shows db level vs frequency, the dB levels are negative. Negative relative to what? I'm really not sure what I'm looking at. If anyone can help me it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.