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It's nice to have a workaround, but is this a bug in Audacity? Or in Windows/WMP?ĮDIT: Went ahead and ordered a Behringer UCA202. That seems to reset the Length attribute to a true value, and the file subsequently can be dragged into the Burn list. Just now, I duplicated the condition and then drag/dropped the sample file into the Player section of WMP. The only difference is in my case, I did NOT get a 'length of file cannot be determined' error message. Neither of these problems affect previous versions of Media Player.' Also, this version of Media Player cannot burn AIFF files, so you must export from Audacity as WAV. To solve this problem, drag the file into the Media Player Library or into a playlist, then from there into a burn list. You will see a red symbol and a 'length of file cannot be determined' error.

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'Note: Windows Media Player 11 will not accept WAV files for burning if they are dragged straight into a burn list without having previously been played in Media Player. It's documented in the 'How To Burn' tutorial ( ): Afterwards, a friend noticed the WAV file exported from Audacity showed a Length attribute of zero in the Properties display.

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The same trouble happened again during last night's recording session. Levelator is a software that adjusts the audio levels within your podcast or other audio file for variations from one speaker to the next, for example. Bearing in mind I've got almost no budget for this, are there any least-expensive external sound card/splitter devices I can be looking at and daydreaming about? I don't care about latency going to the laptop, I just want a cleaner recording than I'm getting now. Related question: In order to get a cleaner (less noise) recording, it seems like I will need an external sound card/splitter device that would let me route the mic through to the amplifier with no latency, and also feed the sound signal into the laptop via a USB connection. Thanks in advance for any advice/suggestions. I know that this is more likely to be a Windows/WMP problem, but I'm hoping someone can suggest what I should try next to resolve this. To make matters even more confusing, if I copy either WAV to a thumb drive and pop it into my almost new desktop machine running Win 7, the WMP (V 12) on it has no trouble burning a disc. When I tell WMP to check for updates, it says it is the most recent version (V 11). There doesn't seem to be any options in WMP to enable/disable filetypes for burning. WMP displays a red X across from the file name, and the little slider guage that shows how much of the disk will be recorded on doesn't move. When I drag & drop either of the two WAV files into Windows Media Player to burn a CD, they don't work. But Levelator only works with uncompressed files, so last recording session, instead of exporting an mp3 file, I exported a WAV, which became input to Levelator, which also outputs a WAV.īut that's where I hit a snag. I also learned about a software product called the Levelator, which has helped out enormously.

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I posted a few questions in this forum, and was advised to install Audacity 1.3.13, which I did. The audio on the recordings isn't great, but I'm told that's to be expected from an internal sound card on a laptop. Up until a few weeks ago, I was using Audacity 1.2.6 and exporting the file as an MP3. To record, a mono cable goes from the 1/4' output jack on the back of the amp into the Mic input minijack on a rebuilt HP/Compaq laptop with Windows XP SP3. My no-frills setup is an SM58 clone mic XLR'd into a Kustom KMP4080 amp, and out to a couple of Kustom speakers for room audio. No experience before that, so I'm still very much new.

Version 2.1.0: Failed on PowerPC Macs (all versions of OS X).I've been doing speech recording for about 8 months.

Version 2.0.3: A permissions error was reported on a variety of OS X versions and configurations.

(The visible error message began ''Level reports: dyld:lazy symbol binding failed: Symbol not found')

Version 2.0.3: Audio files could not be processed on PowerPC Macs under OS X 10.4.x.

There were a variety of problems under OS X:.

When installing a new version, the program did not always display the 'news' file on first startup (OS X only).

'New Version' alerts are now displayed even for minor updates if specified on our servers.

If the source file can't be opened (eg, due to a permissions problem) a better error message is displayed.

Attempts to Levelate compressed files (ie, other than WAV, AIFF, etc.) are now detected and reported in a more friendly manner.

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mp4 file was submited it was reported as an.