Audacity Forum

... lock" but didn't really understand it - and in any case it didn't seem to be what I am looking for but maybe I missed it. Thanks for the help. Roger.

... sure which Windows Media Player I have. You may have to press the ALT key in Media Player to show the menus, then you can check the version in the Help menu. It's on a Toshiba laptop, bought 11-12, with Windows 8.0. Since, Microsoft has upgraded to 8.1. It will be a version 12 of Media Player, ...

... something way more elegant than the kludgey process I have! So here's your opportunity to look with kind condescension on the aging newbie. All help will be greatly appreciated.

... Same issue again. Luckily this time the popping noise/muted sound issue went away as soon as I plugged my headphones back in. Please could you help us by testing the below. What happens if you boot the machine without the USB headphones plugged in and the built-in speakers selected in System ...

... noise during recording. It appears we have exhausted every single option here. I can't thank you guys enough for all your professionalism and help. Your work here is not thankless, because I'm thanking you both profusely. I really wanted the Audacity to work with my system, and I was bound ...

... my edited lossless files in any other format besides WAV or AIFF, because my iPod doesn't support any other lossless formats. Can anyone please help me? I'm using Windows XP Home Edition.

... exporting, what actions do you take that cause the "transferred" messages to occur? What version of Windows Media Player is it? Look at Help > About Windows Media Player. Gale

I need some help for using noise removal more effectively. I often use Audacity to record vinyl records onto the computer and I like to get rid of the snap, crackle, and pop noises before putting them onto a CD. The problem I have ...

Thanks Steve I'll give that a try.

how I can make the volume on each clip on the montage the same This is one of the advantages of keeping each audio clip on a separate track. The "Gain" slider on the left end of the track allows you to adjust how loud the track plays. http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/audio_tracks.html...