Audacity Forum

... what I do when an interview fails, well that sucks, because the interview wasn't a fail. Luckily, I have notes to fall back on. Thanks for the help.

And, what browser or tool is playing the audio, and exactly how are you recording it in Audacity? Please post the information from Help > Audio Device Info... . Are the recorded tracks the same length irrespective of whether they play back correctly or too slow? Or is the slow track longer ...

Here's the device info: ============================== Default capture device number: 1 Default playback device number: 3 ============================== Device ID: 0 Device name: Microsoft Sound Mapper - Input Host name: MME Input channels: 2 Output channels: 0 Low Input Latency: 0.090000 Low Output...

... Now I get the error message " audacity does not recognize the file, try to import raw" tried that, got nothing. I NEED this file badly. Help?? Meghan

can you trim mp3 or wav using audacity,not by selecting parts,but by specifying start and end point ,

lets say

2:12:32 to 4:12:42 seconds

is it possible?

I need millisecond details ,and I need help trimming this way,help asap please.

Thanks

Not all computers can be "adjusted" to self-record. Windows Vista and later computers (so including those on Windows 8) can always record computer playback using Audacity if you choose the Windows WASAPI host. See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_computer_playback_...

we just want to know if there is any function which can help us retrieve a time instance and store it in a list. There are several functions that can help with that, but no one function that does the whole task. Did you read this topic? http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=236652#p236652 ...

That's what we are asking you for. We just want you to help us with the coding. For now we just want to know if there is any function which can help us retrieve a time instance and store it in a list. We want to locate the beats at equidistant points. ...

Yes, JPEG and MP3 have a lot of similarities. Audacity Project is the rough equivalent of Photoshop PSD format, which not only saves the graphic, but all the layers, graphic elements, draw elements, and text objects. WAV can be thought of as TIFF or TGA. Essentially loss-less, but not as talented as...

Did you go through our tutorials?
http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... puter.html
Not all computers can be "adjusted" to self-record.
Koz