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Yes, when I install Audacity, a box always comes up that asks for the language. Somewhat like noisy drums with what sounds like a faint piano key at the end. The Piano2-CoolEdit.mp3 and the Piano.WAV files sound the same. Whether I Open or Import the files, they sound the same. That might be a good desperation method until we figure this out.

You might try Super or Switch to convert your work into WAV format before you try to edit. I need the words: 'The installer asked me for a language when the program opened the first time.' If you can't say those words, then Audacity didn't really install.Ĭan you play this MP3 file? It's six seconds.Īudacity is a terrible format and standards converter. What happens if you just Open them instead of Importing them? These files all play great with MediaMonkey and when burned to a CD. When I import any of the flac or MP3 music files with Audacity and try to play them, they sound like my speakers are torn and they are playing at a slower speed. Then I reinstalled them and I have the same problem. I have followed your instructions and completely uninstall Audacity (1.2 and 1.3). Koz Koz, I was wrong about the reinstall. When you install Audacity fresh, it will ask you a language at the beginning. You need to clear that out before you trash the newer audacity.cfg file. If you at one time had Audacity 1.2 installed, then the preferences are held in the Dreaded Windows Registry.

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Thanks in advance for any advice on how to completely remove Audacity from my system so I can install it again from scratch. I believe that somehow when I use Windows to uninstall Audacity, it does not 'completely' uninstalled it. I feel fairly certain that the problem will go away if I could completely uninstall Audacity and then re-install it. Even flac and MP3 files that had previously been imported into Audacity and played OK will now not play when imported. When I try to play the music with Audacity, it is garbled. I have imported both MP3 and FLAC files with Audacity using the latest versions of 1.2 and 1.3. All of this music plays correctly with MediaMonkey and my entertainment system. Export the file from Audacity to MediaMonkey and it is now part of my digital music library (well over 13,000 tracks). Import the flac files into Audacity and clean up and separate the single track for the side of an LP into individual tracks. Rip the music from the CD into the music library in a flac format using MediaMonkey.

The steps are: burn music onto an audio CD from my turntable on my entertainment system. I have done several hundred LPs and 45's with no problem over the past couple of years. I have been using Audacity to put my music that is on vinyl into my MediaMonkey music library. I am sure that versions of 1.2.x and 1.3.x have both worked at one time or the other over the past couple of years. I don't remember the specific versions of Audacity that have worked for me over the past couple of years. The words are forcing themselves past my lips has this particular FLAC file ever worked? Which version of Audacity played it? Did Audacity make it?