Audacity Forum

YES, it worked. Thanks agin for the help!
-G

Oh right.
hmm... see I didn't have anything like that in the file name when I tried saving. Just letters and spaces. Like I said I've done this before. It's still giving me the same error.
Thanks for the help Koz

... What does that mean???? I had no problems in the past using the older version. I just don't understand why it's giving me that error. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!!!! -G

steve wrote:I disagree that MP3 support is "standard" in CD players.

I've just done a quick, non-scientific survey on this site: http://www.richersounds.com
27 models of CD player
14 support MP3 disks.
13 don't support MP3 disks.

I have found out that any CD Player that will play MP3 (Standard now) will play the WMA. It's OK to disagree ;) I disagree that MP3 support is "standard" in CD players. I have a cheap portable CD player, a CD player in the car, a high quality CD "separate" hi-fi player and an in...

... 6 cd with 15mp3 tracks on each disk. i want to join the 15 tracks and make it one track then call it something then put it on my mp3 player any help would be great on ubuntu 12.04 and looks like Audacity 2.0.0

I'll be happy if I can get side A and half of side B of a cassette on 1 disc. Then the last half of B and all of cassette 2, side A on the next one, etc. This will make storybook listening much better as I can keep up with the tracks visually (I hope). My son-in-law touted RIMM to me last night. Not...

I believe you've hit the nail on the head sir, I was using a rather ratty laptop and I did hit Stop.

but most standalone CD players will not be able to play it. "Standard" audio CDs use uncompressed PCM data, 16 bit, 44.1 kHz (see Red Book Standard: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Book_%28CD_standard%29 ) On this one i respectivly disagree with you Steve, as i have stated various times ...

The effect is you pressing Stop instead of Pause. Is that what you did? Pause and then resume recording by pressing Pause again. It toggles. The distortion is probably you setting up the computer for overdubbing where it plays the old tracks while it's recording new ones. If your computer isn't powe...