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muiden
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Post by muiden » Sat Aug 30, 2008 10:22 am

Hi, I just installed Audacity as I want to finaly copy my old vinyl records on CD
For this I use a Lenco L3866 USB turntable and linked this to my IBM PC.
Installing the Audacity software (with the turntable already switched on and the USB cable in my computer)
I noticed that where the instruction manual tells me to press Micophone and change it into Stereo Mix,
there is no data/words whatsoever in this little box.

However I managed to get things working, I recorded my first vinyl, and exported it to both a .wav and a .mp3
file (using LAME)
And now I have the following problem/error.
If I want to play either one of these files with Windows media player, I hear no sound at all!
Where if I open Audacity, load the file and use Audacity to play, I can hear sound.

Probably an easy/stupid setting issue, but I tried all kind of settings and cound not get it working.
Plse does anyone know how to solve ??

Thanks Muiden

steve
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Re: No sound

Post by steve » Wed Sep 03, 2008 10:01 pm

Export as "16 bit 44100Hz Microsoft PCM WAV"

In Audacity 1.3.x you can do this through the Export dialogue - for Audacity 1.2.x, check the on-line manual for details.
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Re: No sound

Post by waxcylinder » Sun Sep 07, 2008 4:59 pm

muiden wrote: I noticed that where the instruction manual tells me to press Micophone and change it into Stereo Mix,
there is no data/words whatsoever in this little box.
This is expected behaviour - when you plug in a USB TT like this Audacity hands over complete control over the sound services to the USB device, so no options are available in the input selector dropdown - the input slider in Audacity is likely to be inoperable too, for the same reason.

WC
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