Audacity Forum

... I'd suggest that armed with this additional information you go back to the Carbonite people and ask if they have any other ideas. Sorry I can't help you more. * (the MD5 Checksum for both files is 061dcbc64714b14817e26344b56f6abf which indicates that they are bit for bit identical.)

... (IDT High def) I get a low signal with a lot of backround noice. There is backround noice even if I haven´t conected the microphone. Glad for any help. Sven Liljegren (Sweden)

I'm sensing you're taking me away from my goa I'm trying to understand your goal and work out how I may help you. Audacity Project files are always quite small. Typically they will be less than 100 KB. Audacity Project files have a ".aup" file extension. They do ...

So, there's no way to open it in something other than Ableton? Too bad, because I can't figure that program out to save my life.
Thank you guys for the help, anyways. Greatly appreciated.

Oh, I see! That certainly clear things up. Looks like I'll have to figure out how to work Ableton and export the wavs from there.
Thank you for your help, Steve. You've been much too helpful.

... them up is dependent on the imported audio file. Ensure that you have the exact version: "Audacity 1.3.14 beta (Unicode)" (look in "Help > About Audacity") If not you can get it from here: http://audacityteam.org/download/ By default Audacity works in high quality 32-bit float ...

... properly. I'd say you want to look first at the laptop battery and then the CMOS battery if the clock problems are not corrected ( here is some help changing the CMOS battery for anyone that needs it). There are known problems with editing of any sort, video or audio on USB drives. They have ...

... 7. Audacity 1.3 Beta (Unicode). There are about 14 different versions of Audacity 1.3 Beta (Unicode). Which one are you using? (look in "Help > About Audacity" for the number(s) after the "1.3.") I have read the forum & followed the directions etc... Updated the device ...

... the Amplify effect (Effect menu) and set the "Amplification (dB)" to -2 (minus two). It will not improve the sound quality, but it will help to prevent it from getting much worse when you encode it to MP3. Do you really need to convert it to MP3? If not, the best thing that you can do ...

... sound system I don't know. I would hope (and I'm sure that you do too) that it is just a setting that is wrong. It's a very long shot if this will help, but you should do this anyway - the current version of Audacity is 1.3.14, and this contains several bug fixes since 1.3.12. You can get Audacity ...