I have a colleague running Audacity 1.3.11 on a computer with XP. She used to send me files which would open on my computer with Vista, no problem.
I recently upgraded to a new computer with Win 7 64 bit. Audacity workd fine for me locally, but when I open a project file from my colleague, the audio has massive clipping (red peak lines).
I have tried running Audacity in XP(sp3) and Vista(sp2) compatibility modes with zero joy.
Then, I upgraded locally to 1.3.12. Again, no joy.
Has anyone had this problem, or is the dev team aware of it????
Thanks.
Clipping on moving file from XP to 7
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Re: Clipping on moving file from XP to 7
Some more details to add...
We have the exact same installation, just different OS. Same microphone for recording.
I have older Audacity projects which were created by me on the old Vista machine, and they open just fine - they do not have the same problem as data files I get from her.
I've even had her save the files on CD, then open them from the CD and she sees everything is fine. I open the SAME CD, and get the excessive volume on the tracks...
We have the exact same installation, just different OS. Same microphone for recording.
I have older Audacity projects which were created by me on the old Vista machine, and they open just fine - they do not have the same problem as data files I get from her.
I've even had her save the files on CD, then open them from the CD and she sees everything is fine. I open the SAME CD, and get the excessive volume on the tracks...
Re: Clipping on moving file from XP to 7
The vertical red clipping indicators can sometimes look worse than they really are. The audio does not need to clip by much to produce a lot of red lines.
Is it a multi-track project or just a single audio track?
What does it sound like if you play it?
Is it a multi-track project or just a single audio track?
What does it sound like if you play it?
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