Audacity Forum

... Error :not well-formed (invalid token) at line 3 What should I do???? I can't get the file to open!! I can't record the whole thing again!! please help me!! :

I need help importing a pcm file ... because when I do it and play it it sounds like the chipmunks... That usually means it's not a straight PCM file. You can tell Windows to stop hiding file extensions from you and see what ...

... Installation Prefix: /usr Settings folder: /home/xxxxxxx/.audacity-data Weird indeed. What is the exact version number of Audacity? (look in "Help > About Audacity"). How did you install Audacity? Could you post the "Build Information" from the "About Audacity" pop-up ...

My playback cassette deck can play back at 2x and 4x speed. I presume that you are aware that the sound quality when playing at high speed is likely to be less good than when playing at normal speed. As Bill wrote, you will loose high frequencies so it may sound very "muddy". I am saving ...

It would depend on the capabilities of your sound card - specifically the sample rates it would support. For example if it supports 96 kHz sampling rate you could record 4x at 96 kHz then use the Track Drop Down Menu to change the track sampling rate to 24 kHz. The trouble with playing back a casset...

What are you trying to record? Does your computer have any recording devices enabled?
This section in the wiki may help: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... es#vistacp

Weird indeed.

What is the exact version number of Audacity? (look in "Help > About Audacity").
How did you install Audacity?
Could you post the "Build Information" from the "About Audacity" pop-up (probably easiest to post a couple of sceenshots).

Thank you guys, all very helpful information. I have one more question that is kind of audacity related. Some of these lectures have not been converted to digital audio yet -- they are current on cassette. My playback cassette deck can play back at 2x and 4x speed. I know there is a way to record at...

I forgot to metion I am using 1.3.14, Please try to post on the appropriate forum board - it helps us to provide relevant suggestions. Topic moved to the Audacity 1.3.x board. There is a plug-in called "Extraboy" that you could try. It is not free ($29.95), but there is a free demo versio...

... and ensure that the wires are clear of the fan(s) when you put the case back on. There is also a free utility called Belarc Advisor that can help identify the make/model of the computer components.