Audacity Forum

... SUPER or other standalone converter, or you may be able to burn them to disk directly from Windows Media Player (I don't use WMP so I can't help with that). Thanks for pointing out dbPoweramp - it's not free but I'll give the 21 day trial a whirl If you only want the CD ripper, converter ...

I just bought the AT 2020 USB Mic to record, and a new problem came up. The recording audio track gets choppy whenever I record with the instrumental, or have my voice being play backed while recording. Are you saying that these problems occur because I am using Windows Vista? And if so, when do you...

Hi need help pleasee.

My Win 7 OS HDD only has 9 GB free out of 50GB and the 1.3 version loaded on this drive and not the one with 500 GB. All the x86 OS Program Files files are on here and I only have 7.5 hours or recording time...what should I do?

Thanks in advance...

Marc

... between songs) there is s high pitch hum recorded. I hear it in the audio also on the headphones connected to the Behringer UFO202 audio out. Any help for that one? Many Thanks! TG

... be OK, but other versions are likely to fail. That "WMA-Proprietary" was a misleading message that appeared in 1.3.12 when you clicked Help after an import failure. It did not mean the file was detected as WMA. According to FFmpeg documentation (http://ffmpeg.org/general.html#Audio-Codecs) ...

... I'm using. It still does not support some WMA files. What I don't understand is why I see "wma-proprietary" every time I click on "Help" after seeing the message "Audacity recognized the type of the file ' name '. Importers supposedly supporting such files are: FFmpeg-compatible ...

... you mentioned before. Other than that, I think I’m starting to get the hang of it. I don’t think I would have gotten this far without your help. Thank you. I’m not sure how many times I’ve said it but I really do feel indebted. I am going to read the manuals, tutorials and FAQ’s and I’ll ...

Thanks for the help...I dumped all the audacity files as they were taking up too much space once I converted them to .iaff...then I found I could remove the original exported .iaff with out any problem...copied all to an external HD

... remove it. I have tried everything I can possibly think of and nothing seems to work. Does anyone have any experience with this? I could use some help. Thank you.

and its RAM needs are more akin to XP than to Vista Hmm, not sure about that. XP will run quite happily on: Processor: 500 MB (0.5 GB) Ram: 512 MB (0.5 GB, though a bit more is better with SP3) Hard drive: 10 GB The absolute minimum spec for Windows 7 is: Processor: 1 GB Ram: 1 GB Hard drive: 16 GB...