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You have to be doing something wrong or have something wrong with your setups. I've literally never had that happen in light to heavy use across 5 installations
by jimmaswell 9y ago
You have to be doing something wrong or have something wrong with your setups. I've literally never had that happen in light to heavy use across 5 installations.
- bastawhiz 9y agoIt's not hard to find others with problems. Look at the McElroy podcast archive: they alone lost numerous episodes because Audacity just didn't record any audio. My podcasting friends have ended up with corrupt Audacity save files (sometimes after a crash, sometimes just because), requiring a painful recovery process involving stitching together hundreds of scratch files. If it were just me, I'd agree with you. But it's so common that I don't consider it a viable way to edit audio. Edit: in thinking about it, one of the friends I record with often actually records with both Audacity and another app, just because Audacity fails so often.