Audacity Forum

Hi: I just downoaded Audacity 1.3.x (Beta) the other day because I was hoping it would help me solve a nagging problem. I do a lot of MP3 downloads and convert them to WAV. But sometimes where the music is continuous between tracks, I hear a slight click or pop at ...

roccsa79 wrote: thx for your help,the latency looks ok,but since I have done the test I can`t record and I do not know why.

Does the latency test still work?
If not, what have you done on the computer since running the latency test?

Congratulations Lee

Hi, I am looking for some help to find a simple, basic, light weight digital voice recorder, nothing fancy whatsoever, the only requirement I have is that it displays time to the second. It seems impossible to find - i just need to be ...

... speakers. I am using Windows 7, so I do not have the option of switching back to Audacity 1.2.x. If it matters, I'm on a Dell Inspiron Laptop. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Harry

... somewhere, but I can't figure out what. My labels don't have any of the usual problem characters (slashes and dashes) as far as I can tell. Any help would really be appreciated!! I thought I was doing so well!! thanks, Wendy

Haha. It worked. I just renamed the "projname" and "wavetrack name" where ever applicable and tryed it out.

I think it is exactly how i left it. Ready to export.

Thanks. Steve.

Lee.

The format of the .AUP file is XML. Each item in the file has an "opening tag" and a "closing tag". For example: <wavetrack> is an opening tag. </wavetrack> is a closing tag (note the "/" in the closing tag) The opening tag will often have a lot of additional parameters...

It has "projname" "wavetrack name" and it mentions "wavetrack name" twice.

Should i change these?

The odds are not in your favour, but what I would advise is that you make a copy of the .AUP file and open the copy in NotePad (it's a plain text file). In there is all of the information about the project. What you need to look for is any lines that mention paths to files. The .AUP file tells Audac...