GoldWave Inc.

Updated test versions of GoldWave for Android and iOS are now available from Google Play and the Apple Store.

Unfortunately it is not as simple as that. The status visual has to fit in all configurations of the Control window, not just the toolbar. Also the status visual has fixed size that plug-ins require.

There isn't a way to specify the recording device on the command line directly. You could create multiple portable installations (see the manual for details) so that each instance of GoldWave has it's own settings, then run the instance for the device you want to record.

It seems strange that there are no mirror sites anywhere. So we are setting up a very basic server with the contents of freedb. In the CD Reader tool, go to the Options tab, then enter "freedb.goldwave.ca" for the server. This is a read-only server, so new CDs cannot be added and existing entries ca...

The EXE file is essentially a ZIP file with an installer attached. You can extract the files using a unzipping tool.

Also the EXE file can be run as a basic user and installed into the Documents folder, which does not require special privileges.

I'll look into it. There isn't really enough room to add another digit to the meters without making all the numbers smaller. That would leave more unused space above and below the numbers, which might look odd.

The only way to open such a Wave file in GoldWave is to change first byte of the file so that GoldWave does not detect it as a Wave file (change the "RIFF" to "BIFF" would work). Wave files that are over 4GB are not valid Wave files, but specifications/standards don't seem to mean much these days.

You can use the Relicense page to get an updated license.

GoldWave already handles files larger than 4GB. The 4GB limit applies only to certain file formats, such as Wave, that have a limited structure size. What happens when you try to open large raw files in GoldWave on your system?

I'll have to check into the Google recorder app to see what format it uses. Or if you still have a file available, you can send a copy. You can contact me here and I can provide upload instructions. If the app plays backwards, you may be pressing the rewind button. You can make the playback control ...

You could do that in GoldWave, but it may be far easier to use a multitrack program such as VideoMeld. That program allows you to keep the files in separate tracks, making it easier to synchronize them. You can just drag-and-drop them to align them.

If you are just using the audio (not the transcription) one solution would be to install the GoldWave app to do the recording instead.

Are you able to play the M4A file in Windows?

There may not be a way to recover the frequencies. When the filter is applied and the file is saved, the reduction in frequencies becomes permanent. For example, if the frequencies at 150Hz are reduced to zero, then no level of boosting will bring those back. They cannot be restored. Using the "RIAA...

I've been running some tests on this in 6.51, but have not been able to duplicate the problem yet, so it may not be related to the problem that was fixed for the next update. I've drag-and-dropped a FLAC file from File Explorer, made a simple change, then saved it. No errors appeared. Does the probl...

That is an odd quirk. When it happens, is a new file created or does it record in the file specified? The error suggests that recording started before the file is opened (and no filename is available).