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Audacity 1.3.6 Beta adds support for editing WMA, M4A audio files
by Brad Linder Oct 29th 2008 at 10:00AM
Here's how to set it up. First you need to install Audacity 1.3.6 beta, and then find the preferences menu under the edit tab. Next, click the Import / Export option. If you already have FFmpeg on your system, click the find library button and locate the avformat-52.dll file. If you don't have FFmpeg yet, click the download button and a web browser window will open up with instructions for downloading and using the plugin.
The latest version of Audacity also has a few other tweaks, like improved performance when laoding uncompressed audio files and the ability to link audio and lable tracks so that labels move properly when you move an audio track.
[via Making Music]
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puc said 12:40PM on 10-29-2008
yea but its still ugly!
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Alex M said 3:53PM on 10-29-2008
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Alex M said 3:53PM on 10-29-2008
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Brad Linder said 3:54PM on 10-29-2008
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svartling said 3:53PM on 10-29-2008
Audacity is a great free audio editor.
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