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Been using headphones. Output device selected is "Realtek HD audio rear output". Other option is "Primary Sound Driver". Switching does not help. Not using any mixers or interfaces. Just guitar or microphone straight into input.

I would encourage her to join the Audacity4Blind mailing list and ask for help there: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Audacity_for_blind_users#docs . Make sure she has the latest Audacity 2.0.3 which has the best accessibility features: http://audacityteam.org/download/ ...

The rhyme and reason is Audacity doesn't save sound files. It saves Projects. To get a stand-alone sound file that will play on a lot of different computers you have to File > Export one. A Project is a supervisory file called .aup and a folder of the same name followed by _data. MyShow.aup MyShow_d...

This page should help you find and "un-hide" the settings. By default, some of the recording options are often hidden in Win7.

... device manager but it continues to record my voice and the MIC stays adle at blue when it should be green indicating connected to software. Anyone help on getting the MIC to speak with the Audacity software and killing the internal laptop microphone?

... Audacity, in the hope that she may expand her horizons. Whilst she has endeavoured, with some local Blind Association support workers trying to help her, their experience of the program itself seems inadequate for her needs, and whlst I am a user of the software, so to is my indepth knowledge ...

... can discern in the naming or order of those files, so I can't "put the game back together" 5 second audio clips at a time... Can anyone help, please? (And no, I can't recover the original crashed file, when it was a single file...sometimes Audacity crashes on long files, but I've used ...

... of the whole show, or you can fix the problem and cut the show again which may be easier. I'm pretty sure that's going to work, but if you need help fixing the wiring problem that created the error, write back. Koz

Hello there, thanks for taking a look.

I brought audio into Audacity in stereo format, but I need it in mono, but when I convert, more than half the audio becomes minimal and almost disappears.
Thanks for any and all help!!

... > Devices > Recording > "USB Audio Device" (for example) 2. Edit > Preferences > Recording > [_] Playthrough (de-select) Did that help? Koz