On Friday 12 September 2003 03:22 pm, David E. Fox wrote:
> > 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.
>
my xmms, and every other audio tool I've ever used have never had this problem 
here. So that is why I was kind of lost. I've never had to use wrappers etc. 
Kind of caught me off guard. I had remembered reading about wine or something 
using wrappers way back when. 

> > 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 :).
>
yea... :)

> But audacity does include quite a bit of tools for audio file editing. I've
> only managed to scratch the surface.
>
Just had a wierd experience. Audacity loads just fine. It loads the file just 
fine, but then when you hit play nothing. ?? No progression of the bar, no 
noise.. and I swear the little progress bar kind of jitters. ?? Have you seen 
that?
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