10x the size would really get in the way of storage and the iTunes/Stitcher version uploads.įor good measure, I’ve gone ahead and tested out files that I’ve not edited in Audacity in any capacity and there aren’t any problems bringing them into any of the four programs, so the only thing that this seems to come back to is Audacity and Windows 10 not working well together, as I didn’t have this problem when I was using 8.1 and I ran into the issue with Windows 10 using both Audacity 2.0.6 and Audacity 2.1.1Īny tips or thoughts or anything of the sort, or am I screwed and will just have to find a different editing program that works better with Windows 10?
WAV seems to have no problems whatsoever with all four programs, but I can’t just keep using that, as the files are over 300mb instead of between 30 and 60mb like with the MP3s.Movie Maker = plays fine while in WMM program / video made from it cuts off about one second Movie Maker = adds several extra seconds while in WMM program / video made from it cuts off the last few seconds WMP = shows 1:06:55 but stops at different times between 1:06:50 and 1:06:52 Movie Maker = cuts off the last few seconds while in WMM program / video made from it cuts off about one second WMP = shows 1:06:55 but continues to play until 1:07:03 This was under the Constant option, so I’ve tested it out in various different ways. When I played that file in Windows Media Player, it showed as being 1:06:55 but would play until 1:07:03. I first noticed this when importing it into Windows Movie Maker and seeing that no matter how long the image clip was, the audio would cut off. I’ve been using the same method of editing podcasts for about two years now, but after upgrading to Windows 10 the other day, I’ve been running into a problem.Įvery time I edit a file on Audacity and export it as an MP3, the length of the file doesn’t match up what the audio actually is.
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