First, my apologies for bothering you all once again, but you guys were such a big help to me last time, I wanted to skip the audacity forums (which I cannot join because they won't send the confirmation numbers) and come straight to where the Knowledge is.
I now have everything loaded on my computer and used aqudacity to do it. So now all my cassettes are listed under my audacity file and I would like to move everything to media player legacy.
To save you all some time, I know to go to mp and go to Organize > Manage Libraries>Music. But here is where I need your help again.
My question, do I just put "audacity" in that field, and move ALL my audacity files at once, or must I move file by file?
How would you do this? If I have to move file by file, that would take a while, but that is how all my cassettes are listed under audacity: By title, and then there's just a whole list of them.
As usual, being 74 and low on cognitive functions I need "hand-holding", so please if you can, pretend I'm totally ignorant and it will help me a great deal.
Also as usual, I appreciate all of my "Tom's Gurus".
And there is now an Audacity 3.5 with some improvements whioch may interest some of you.
Thanks
Bill
I now have everything loaded on my computer and used aqudacity to do it. So now all my cassettes are listed under my audacity file and I would like to move everything to media player legacy.
To save you all some time, I know to go to mp and go to Organize > Manage Libraries>Music. But here is where I need your help again.
My question, do I just put "audacity" in that field, and move ALL my audacity files at once, or must I move file by file?
How would you do this? If I have to move file by file, that would take a while, but that is how all my cassettes are listed under audacity: By title, and then there's just a whole list of them.
As usual, being 74 and low on cognitive functions I need "hand-holding", so please if you can, pretend I'm totally ignorant and it will help me a great deal.
Also as usual, I appreciate all of my "Tom's Gurus".
And there is now an Audacity 3.5 with some improvements whioch may interest some of you.
Thanks
Bill