This forum is for Audacity on macOS 10.4 and later.OK. Thanks for trying.micksan wrote:Sorry, drafted a reply then returned later and only answered the 2nd part of your question.. Yes, I have the various nyquist.lsp files and the .raw files. Don't know if the Mac is case-sensitive or not, but changed the folder name to Nyquist, opened Audacity and the same message appears (that it cannot find the Nyquist files).
I have no particular reason to believe this will help, but to eliminate possibilities, please download the attached and rename it to "audacity.cfg" (without quotes). Quit Audacity if it is not quit already, using Audacity > Quit Audacity. In Finder, Go > Go to Folder and type ~/Library/Application Support/audacity/ . Paste the attached (named as audacity.cfg) into ~/Library/Application Support/audacity/ (ignore any warnings about this and paste it in anyway).
The best thing to do is to enter the tags common to all the tracks at File > Open Metadata Editor... before exporting. Then when you OK each screen at export time, the tag information will be pre-filled. You can also go to the Import / Export Preferences and uncheck "Show Metadata Editor before export step". Then the Metadata Editor won't appear at all and the tags will be added silently. This is explained in the Manual at http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/me ... ditor.html .micksan wrote:I have reverted to just separating tracks manually once the whole cassette has been imported. Please advise if the group and album name can easily be set to repeat when completing track file details.
Again, please see http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/me ... ditor.html . You would have to use "Load" to display the template you saved. The tags and values you set at "Set Default" only appear when starting a new project and Metadata Editor is empty.micksan wrote:The save and default features don't seem to work for me.
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