> Yep! You are genius! Thanks so much. Now let me ask why I need to do this... > Is this because of a bug or the way the application was designed, or is it > like a gnome product that I'm trying to use in KDE?
I don't think it has anything to do with gnome. Audacity I believe uses some of the gtk+ libraries - it does seem to have that look and feel. But 99% of the time I can get by without needing artswrapper - the other times I can work around it. Only once in a while would something like xmms refuse to play a location because of an arts dependency - and those few times I can reort to mpg123 or some other player. Unfortunately, kaboodle & noatun have trouble (cooker with latest KDE) for sometime. But there are alternatives, not necessarily so with audacity. > Thanks to EVERYONE for all the help. I do believe I finally have an editor to > cut the screech out of my songs. :) I"m not a happy camper and I didn't even No, leave it in, it sounds better that way :). But audacity does include quite a bit of tools for audio file editing. I've only managed to scratch the surface. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ David E. Fox Thanks for letting me [EMAIL PROTECTED] change magnetic patterns [EMAIL PROTECTED] on your hard disk. -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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