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That's not the way to do it in Audacity. Start by launching Audacity by double-clicking its desktop icon (or go via the Start button...All programs route). That will give you an "empty" Audacity window. Now in that copy of Audacity, do File...Import...Audio... and navigate to your MP3 file...

... you're on Win7 or Vista, you may need to turn conferencing services off. http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ:Recording#enhancements I just need help on what setting I am missing to be able to hear my cassette audio through my speakers clearly. You can't hear the music through your speakers, ...

... basically it is not a problem with Audacity as a program because I tried recording myself from my webcam mic and it works perfectly. I just need help on what setting I am missing to be able to hear my cassette audio through my speakers clearly.

... the sound of the second one which is the recorded one change to its original ssound, i mean the pitch change i dont know why is that happen?please help me

... did like 3.000 records. I'm exhausted because of them. It took me so much time to prepare those audio sounds. I don't want to make them again. Any help? :| Btw do you hear that mettalic sound too? Is it really so bad?

... Can you find your way from there using the buttons or links on the left to open the folder you have Audacity installed in - the one with the "help" and "modules" folders and audacity.exe. Save lame_enc.dll in that folder Audacity is installed in. Audacity should then recognise ...

... and then moved some files around and wizzbang I got the song back that I had been working on.. I would like to thank everybody for their input and help, couldnt have done it without their input and guidance. once again a big thanks.

Yes you could batch-convert OGG files to MP3 in iTunes. You will have to add OGG support for Quick Time: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Exporting_your_Audacity_Project_into_iTunes_and_iPod#OGG_format_.28open_source.2C_small_files.29 . Then drag the files into the Music window and set the "Im...

If you're comfortable using the command line you could use SoX . I don't use Macs, so I'm not the best person to ask, but I think iTunes can encode MP3s. I don't know if it supports OGG, but you could use Audacity to decode the OGG files to WAV or AIFF, then iTunes to encode them as MP3. If your ori...

Go to the Import / Export Preferences and enable "When importing... normalize all tracks." Import or generate some audio (anything will do) then open Effect > Normalize, set Normalize to - 2 dB (other boxes unchecked), then run the effect. You may want to turn off "Show Metadata Edito...