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... ALSO every other MP3 that was created from export in Audacity is not corrupted in the same manner whether they were before this or not can ANYONE help or give advice on this? Thanks much in advance Heath

As far as I know, you won't be able to compile with LADSPA categories and LV2 support. The configure commands you would have used: --with-redland use Redland for reading RDF data --with-slv2 use SLV2 for loading LV2 plugins --with-liblrdf use liblrdf for categorisation of LADSPA plugin were ripped o...

... to experimental.h, but that did not work Is there a linux equivalent to configwin.h? I coulod try defining it there instead. I checked through the help file for configure with no luck. Also the install and readme files in the directories where the lv2 related files are. will look at the man page ...

... know why my version of Audacity is freezing in mid-recording for no reason? Happens several times and without warning. Thank you for your time, help greatly appreciated. -Raul

Audacity only works with uncompressed audio date. To make an MP3 file you need to install LAME http://audacityteam.org/help/faq?s=install&i=lame-mp3 To create any type of ordinary audio file you need to Export (File menu). Once you have LAME installed you will be able to Export ...

... new folder and recover those separately. If for some reason mono recovery works OK for what is recovered, splitting the files into two folders may help that problem too. Gale

... your Audacity temporary directory to a slow drive like a USB external drive, or if you had a very slow laptop. In that case writing to RAM might help avoid skips in the recording. From your description I don't think you need Audio Cache on and it could be contributing to crashes in other programs. ...

HELP...

I get the same thing, except my sampled file is FINE. It is only when I export to MP-3 that it distorts. This started right after an OSX upgrade.

Here is a sample of the distortion in the MP-3:

I'm trying to record a dj mix straight in to the laptop. I'm guessing it's in the right port cos there's only 2 ports, 1 of which being for the headphones. If you're feeding the line-out signal from the mixer to the microphone socket on the computer that could explain the distortion, see these link...

Since it appears to be defined in a Windows header: winconfigwin.h(30):// #define USE_SLV2 1 I suspect you will need to define it on the command line when you compile. I don't do much of this anymore and do not recall if it is done in configure or make. You might get away with adding the above #defi...