Audacity Forum

... it and listen to it in my cd player in the car it sound low, to the point I have to raise the volume all the way in order to enjoy it. Please help me get this on the right track. I'm using a MacBook Pro and 1.2 in audacity

It would be more helpful if the "Help" button produced correct information (then you would not need to use MediaInfo). An MP3 file that has been named with a WAV extension is incorrectly reported by "Help" as "wma-proprietary". ...

... vorbis (I know I said I wouldn't use it, but I want to be clear) encoder that will allow the following options. From oggenc (taken from oggenc --help): -q, --quality Specify quality, between -1 (very low) and 10 (very high), instead of specifying a particular bitrate. This is the normal mode ...

They tell you to select "Mix-Out" or something similar for recording instead of one of the standard audio connections. You need to change that. So if you are recording with a microphone that is plugged into the "Mic" socket of your sound card, you need to set the Recording input...

... "enhancements" such as "Echo Cancellation", Noise Reduction", "Automatic Gain Control" (AGC) and suchlike which help voice applications such as Skype. The side effect of these is that they turn the recording of other sounds to rubbish - for recording with Audacity ...

it would be helpful if the "Help" box cited in my first post in this thread gave a link to MediaInfo for testing the actual format of the file and to installation info on FFmpeg and any other such facilities that are helpful for ...

Re: "Hz or Note", I really only meant providing "Help Screen" info (or a link to same) about what the frequency of particular musical pitches was I think that is a better idea than being able to enter a note name. I agree that if the ...

... i am completly confused. I had expected that every file should be the same, because i only click 3 times on export and nothing else. Can someone help me, where i am missing something? jerry

... of windows installed on this PC since I am still fumbling around in Ubuntu. Removing both of those is my goal though. Thanks very much for the help! John

... I'm using WinXP pro SP2 and my sound chip is a Realtek ALC662 on an Intel 82801GB ICH7 HD Audio Controller, all drivers are up-to-date. Any help appreciated.