Audacity Forum

Hi. Wonder if anyone can help. I've loaded a 2 hour concert (2G) from an SD card with no problem. When I tried to load the afternoon rehearsal from a similar SD card using the same method, it wouldn't do it. Both SD cards are 4G/10's ...

I have recorded my students speaking exam using Audacity. However this particular file won't open. Even though it says 12KB. I absolutely need to be able to recover this data. What can I do please?
i am using Audacity 2.0.0, and Windows 7 Professional (at school)
thank you very much for your help

Hi Gale,
many thanks for your help, I have put off the sound effects and it works
I'm coming back with an other post about ''clicks''
Bye
chaber

... on my keyboard, the high notes are getting distorted in the record. Can you suggest how to record at high volume and making best of the quality. Help appriciated. - vish

I have The 10.6.8 OS and i can get audacity to work. Read through the forum and tried to do what was advised but no luck. Put the folder in apps and opened and still wont open. Got an error that said like error -1172. Can't figure out what the problem could be. Need any help please

If the original file was in 24bit, and i re-export the same file also in 24bit, both files will be identical right ? With dither off, then yes (provided that you've not done anything to change them of course). All 16 and 24 bit values can be represented exactly in 32 bit float format. (A bit of tri...

Most people are not doing scientific calculations on audio files. Most people are applying effects and filters and those do not work well at 16-bit. They work at 32-floating and you need dither to come back down to 16-bit for export. Koz Hi Kozikowski, I must admit my usage is slightly different fr...

Shouldn't both file match bit for bit ? Not necessarily. If you want to import uncompressed audio (such as WAV or AIFF format), apply basic Cut/Delete/Paste type edits only (no processing) and export in the same bit format as the original (probably 16 bit) and at the same sample rate (probably 4410...

... Into Separate Tracks", a section in the Audacity Manual. And apparently, here's where the problems started and where I need someone's help/counsel. I split the tracks up by songs, edited them, and named them -- using Audacity's ".aup" project file format. However, I noticed ...

Shouldn't both file match bit for bit ? Not necessarily. If you want to import uncompressed audio (such as WAV or AIFF format), apply basic Cut/Delete/Paste type edits only (no processing) and export in the same bit format as the original (probably 16 bit) and at the same sample rate (probably 4410...