Audacity Forum

... is that the latency is inevitible. So I'm confused. Was I just incredibly lucky with the first computer? Would upgrading the sound card in the 620 help? (Can it even be done? Maybe a question outside the scope of this forum but I'm throwing it out there.) So in the meantime, we are recording new ...

How would I go about taking those files and condensing them to one track to put on a cd. As the link says http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/faq_opening_and_saving_files.html#aufolder, assuming you did File > Save Project, you now have to open the saved AUP project file. Look for it in File > Rec...

... but I pasted everything just to be safe. So, with that info in consideration, is compiling ASIO the best plan of attack? Again, thank you for the help.

... volume on my laptop and audacity would still record at a normal volume. If I mute my new laptop though, audacity won't record anything. Can anyone help? I'd just like to record things at a decent volume without having to crank my speakers way up. I don't know if this makes a difference, but I'm ...

One of the limitations of the MP3 format is that the length is inexact. MP3s always have a bit of extra silence at the ends, so even if you trim it off in Audacity, if you export in MP3 format a bit of silence is added back on. The only way round the problem is to use a different file format such as...

StarCapt wrote: Can't cut, copy, paste, select, etc.

Why not? What happens?
Which version of Audacity do you have (Look in "Help > About Audacity")

Since I installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, Audacity does not work. Can't cut, copy, paste, select, etc.

Totally baffled and frustrated since I like to use Audacity frequently.

Thanks in advance for helpful replies.

SC

Just a little note that I didn't comment:
The plug-in assumes that is a zero sample is found, the next three samples are not faulty, so it skips them by adding 3 to the counter. That's just to make it run a little quicker since you said that the zero samples only occur every 4 or more samples.

If you only need to process very short sections at a time (say, under a couple of seconds), then your algorithm can be applied quite simply. I've added a lot of comments to this code so that hopefully you can see what it is doing. Note that the sample values must be exactly zero to be corrected. ; l...

(Thanks Steve) Hi Jean The code should also work with your old audacity version since steve has replaced (diff s1 s2) with (sim s1 (mult -1 s2)). As you can easily test with my example above, the code works also when the drop out isn't exactly 0 (0.1 works still). As I said before, the code is not y...