Audacity Forum

... not record.... Is there any way it can have recorded and just not be showing as such? I've saved it as project just in case. Again, thanks for all help, Lucinda :D

Ensure that you are using the current 2.0.2 version of Audacity (you can check the version number in "Help menu > About Audacity) The latest version is available here: http://audacityteam.org/download/ Avoid using non-standard characters in file names and Metadata. "11/09/2012" ...

See here in the FAQ: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ: ... und_device

Gale, your patience seemingly knows no bounds, so thank you for your continued assistance with my beginner-type questions. I genuinely appreciate it. I don't have any external recording devices with switches or separate control panels. I merely have on-board sound and a phone to be connected with a ...

kozikowski wrote:Try opening up Audacity Preferences and set it to 44100, 16-bit (not 32) Stereo. Devices and Quality. Try a capture with the new settings.

Koz

okay thank you kozikowski, but it doesn't change anything.. i,ve tried both with my laptop and my pc. but the pop-up thing still coming up.. hhhh

... second problem is more serious. The CD I have produced will only play in the computer. When trying to play through a CD player there is no sound. Help appreciated

... That's in the "Delay" effect in the current 2.0.2 version of Audacity 2.0.2. You can check your Audacity version by looking in "Help > About Audacity". It's worth updating to 2.0.2 if you don't already have it: http://audacityteam.org/download/

... as a reference value to identify the block containing particular percent of copper? Please answer my query, this is very important for me. I need help because I know a little about this field. Thanks!

... downloaded 2.0.2 Never had this problem before but I get an error message to check input device settings and then when I troubleshoot under the help menu get the message "No Capture Device Found". I have Realtek High Definition speakers and can hear playback on youtube or cd's with ...

Most USB devices like this one announce themselves as bi-directional devices. When Windows encounters one of these, it naturally assumes it has to record from, and play to the device. It's only half right.

http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... to_cd.html

Koz