| From Hello Waffles
| Fri, 7 Sep 2007 11:37:29 -0700
| Subject: [Audacity-help] Problems with noise removal
| The OS I'm running is Windows XP with Service Pack 2. Noise
| removal seems to be the only effect I'm having a problem with.
| I copied and put in the text about the version from the help menu
| as I thought it also put in some other things that might be helpful.
| Audacity (R) 1.3.2-beta (Unicode)
| MP3 importing enabled
| Ogg Vorbis importing enabled
| ID3 tag exporting enabled
| FLAC plug-in support enabled
| LADSPA plug-in support enabled
| Libresample support enabled
| PortAudio v19
| wxWidgets 2.6.3
| Program build date: Oct 27 2006
| Settings folder: C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Application Data\Audacity
Thanks for your extra information. Are you using CleanSpeech Mode as set
on the Batch tab of Preferences? There are problems when using Noise
Removal with this option turned on, because when this option is enabled,
Audacity tries to write a noisegate.nrp file containing the Noise Profile and it
would appear it cannot do so in your case, perhaps because the directory is
not writeable. Also from what I can see on my Windows system, it would
appear that the .nrp file is not being written to the location I think it should
be written to (the "Presets" folder in the folder where audacity.cfg is stored).
At any event it would be best if you upgraded to 1.3.3:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/beta_windowsIf you are using CleanSpeech and you can do without it, please uncheck
this option in in the 1.3.3 Preferences and restart Audacity. The Noise Profile
should then be written to memory and the Noise Removal should work. If
you need to use CleanSpeech, can you help us by trying to capture a Noise
Profile in 1.3.3 and let us know if you can then run step 2 in the effect. If
you can, would you be able to go to Windows Start Button > Search and
search for noisegate.nrp and let us know where it is on your drive? On my
system it is written into the Audacity installation folder, is not deleted on
exit, and its presence there causes Audacity to crash on launch if it is
running in CleanSpeech Mode (the presence of the .nrp file is not a
problem in 1.3.2). Therefore in 1.3.3 you may have to delete the .nrp file
manually if you want to use CleanSpeech mode.
Thanks for your patience.
Gale Andrews
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