Audacity Forum

... Stereo Input (and output). http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/UCA202.aspx There is a tool in Audacity 1.3.12 called Effect > Clip Fix. It may help a little. Reduce the level of the show with Effect > Amplify, -3dB and then apply Clip Fix. It's not going to work, but it's worth a shot. By the ...

... showed the same general picture as before (almost solid), but with a smaller amplitude. The sound engineer reduced the line out volume, and that helped somewhat, but the harsh sound was still there. So, that's all pretty messed up. Is there anything I can do to process the recording to make it ...

... While in MP4 format, it loads just fine. But it plays as though its super compressed and sounds like one singular chirp, it plays so fast... Any help would be awesome... Thanks...

... many enhancements that are not available in the old 1.2.6 version. If you 1.3.x version is older than 1.3.12 you should update it (Look in "Help menu > About Audacity" for the version number).

First of all - thanks a lot for your help! I appreciate it!

Here's a screenshot of my desktop volume control:

... remove them with Synaptic. The set-up for PCLinuxOS appears to be customised specifically for PCLinuxOS, so I don't think that I will be able to help you very much, but I'm willing to try. If any other users of this forum use PCLinuxOS, hopefully they will step in. Do you have a volume control ...

I didnt see any thing about this in the manual. Does any one know if you can record live streaming sports events. I work nights and want to record the Thu Sun adn Mon night NFL games the next morning. I would appreciate any help anyone can offer.

Thanks

You may be best to ask about this on the PCLinuxOS forum as that set-up looks like it is specific to PCLinuxOS. If you are not able to get help from there, you could try installing PulseAudio Device Chooser and PulseAudio Volume Control. Then select "Enable Pulse Audio" in the screen ...

... no longer used, e.g. if you had a program open or a big file in a program and then close the file or program. Sometimes RAM management tools can help here by forcing RAM to be freed up when it drops below a particular threshold. Win98 boots in 20 seconds flat for me, if I don't launch any extra ...

tried that out myself and works a treat with MP3 and m4a (another format I use). Thanks.