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kozikowski wrote:Yours, however, is completely white screen blank. I'm guessing the last time you saved it, it didn't.

Confirmed. I looked at it in a hex editor, and it is 146 kB of zeros. Very, very strange.

-- Bill

... files with irrational numbering makes disaster recovery confusing, difficult, or impossible. I don't think "rational" numbering would help except in the case of recovering from a crash during recording. If we go back to the sequential system of 1.2.x, then files are sequentially numbered ...

That's OK. we got it already. The file is blank.

You can open up an AUP file in notepad or wordpad and read it. It's a text file like this...

http://kozco.com/tech/audacity/aup1.jpg

Yours, however, is completely white screen blank. I'm guessing the last time you saved it, it didn't.

Koz

Oops...apparently the .aup.bak file didn't attach. Here it is.

Oh wait...I see an error that says "The extension bak is now allowed" at the top of my screen right now.

... back per your suggestion. I've attached both the .aup file and the aup.bak file. THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart!! I am so grateful for the help!

... files, i click to remove them as it recommends and then when i try to record more or play the existing recording the entire program crashes, help please.

Steve, thank you very much for your help and analysis. I suppose I can safely assume that the original recording I made is in 24 bit depth. As for why the 16 bit export of the entire track occupies about the same amount of space will remain ...

You didn't "lose" the content. Chances are you removed the content from Audacity's reach. Audacity, unless you change it, doesn't pull music into itself for editing. It plays and edits music from outside files -- and leaves the files right there . Did you "clean up" all those sou...

... I export one of these files as a wav. those areas flatline as if they were manually muted. I'd really rather not lose all this content if I can help it. What is happening? How do I fix this? Thank you in advance Gary

Ver:
http://audacityteam.org/help/nyquist?lang=es

Esa página es ya viejo - Audacity 1.3.12 apoya la SAL y Nyquist 3.02.

Ver también (en Inglés):
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rbd/doc/nyquist/part8.html

¿Se puede hablar Inglés? Creo que va a tener problemas de otra manera.



Gale