Audacity Forum

AFAIK there is no metadata in the .AU files to help.
If you were using Audacity 1.2.x, the files that are created during recording are in numerical order. If using Audacity 1.3.x they are not, and the only thing left to help you is the time stamp, (which I guess is no longer available?)

... 1.3.12 is available here: http://audacityteam.org/download/beta_windows Full instructions for installing Lame are here: http://audacityteam.org/help/faq?s=install&i=lame-mp3

... not to 1.3.12 so I'm totally confused about what you mean. Just in case you have a rogue version of Audacity installed, could you look in "Help menu > About Audacity" and give the exact "version name and number" from the first tab and include the "build information" ...

With Preference unchecked for "Editing clips can move other clips" the track shifts when pasted. The segement is only a few seconds and I was pasting into a blank area of track. I read the help on pasting but did not understand "enough room for the pasted audio"

i got the echo to go away...thanks man....but i dont get to record to loud dont know why/

I'm not sure of this, but I think there's no metadata in the files that will help put them in order... You could do that by the file creation timestamp, but I'm guessing you don't have that available either... What audacity version and which operating system was ...

... play them. Any way to split them up into their associated tracks? Also, I've tried to locate that LAME thing, and can't figure it out. Can anybody help there?

How about - if instead of the Normalize control, I just put in an option: Use Overload Prevention: Yes (read Help) / No (safer on long tracks) and in the Help File: TONE CONTROLS: To increase treble (high frequencies) or bass (low frequencies), move the appropriate slider to ...

Thanks for the suggestions Gale. I'm not sure about the first part of "Normalize Output" help - I'll sleep on it. Yes I agree, technical details can go in the comments. When I am in the mood to get the "perfect result", I use all the available graphic ...

... stream. Unfortunately there are a few thousand files recovered physically, w/o filenames. Question: Do these files contain metadata which would help us to establish the file sequence? We’ll greatly appreciate your help, either through the forum, or via direct email at atgessen -{at}- yahoo / ...