Audacity-1.3.14

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Audacity-1.3.14

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This package is now available from the Slacko repositories.
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#2 Post by mini-jaguar »

Have you actually tried this? On my computer it just blocks the cursor at zero (seconds) and doesn't go further, so it can't record.

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#3 Post by don570 »

This version doesn't launch in Lucid puppy or Exprimo.

I'll have to test it with slacko. Fortunately version 1.3.12
exists for Slacko.

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#4 Post by don570 »

I tested it in Slacko 531 and it worked fine.
Recording , saving and opening files!!

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#5 Post by darkcity »

is this the same version thats at-

http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pe ... es-slacko/

?

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#6 Post by Announcer »

It's the same file.

This .pet is now included in the Slacko repositories.

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#7 Post by darkcity »

thanks for this ; -)

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#9 Post by darkcity »

looking forward to test Jack support - but it looks like its still abit dodgy :twisted:

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#10 Post by mini-jaguar »

O.k., sorry, it does work, but some settings which shouldn't make it bug do bug. Thanks for this .pet.

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#11 Post by darkcity »

what things make it bug?

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#12 Post by mini-jaguar »

Not selecting software playthrough did something weird, and one of the settings I can't remember which, but something like not selecting the soundcard, in any case some setting which would not work anyways made it lose all the text menus on top. Nothing to worry about in actual use as when the settings are all correct it works properly.

Idiosyncrasies like these seem to normally be a part of Audacity. And in any case it works much better in GNU/Linux than under Windows or Mac OS.

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#13 Post by disciple »

Idiosyncrasies like these seem to normally be a part of Audacity.
Not in my experience
And in any case it works much better in GNU/Linux than under Windows or Mac OS.
Neither that, funnily enough.
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