Saving And Exporting

Help for Audacity on macOS.
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DanB21
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Saving And Exporting

Post by DanB21 » Tue Apr 16, 2013 6:05 am

Hey guys im just new at using Audacity, im using to pre record a radio show for my station,
at the moment it wont let me save and or export when saving it comes up saying [ could not save project, perhaps /volumes/audacity 2.0.3/ghh is not writable or disk is ful.
when i try to export something to MP3 format it comes up saying [ unable to open target files for writing.

im not that much into computers, so if you were able to give me some simple advice that would be helpful.

Cheers
Dan.
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kozikowski
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Re: Saving And Exporting

Post by kozikowski » Tue Apr 16, 2013 6:38 am

Try using very plain filenames with no punctuation. Today is not 4/15/13. It's 20130415.

Punctuation marks can drive computers nuts.

Also, make sure you stopped the show and not just paused it.

Koz

billw58
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Re: Saving And Exporting

Post by billw58 » Wed Apr 17, 2013 10:40 pm

DanB21 wrote:could not save project, perhaps /volumes/audacity 2.0.3/ghh is not writable or disk is full.
You are running Audacity from the .dmg then trying to save to the .dmg. Please install Audacity according to these instructions:
  • Double-click the downloaded .dmg to mount it
    Then to install Audacity, copy the "Audacity" folder from the newly mounted .dmg to /Applications or any other location of your choosing.
-- Bill

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