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I just checked (I don't need Audacity often) and it's working on Win 11 for me as well - and that's V2.2.2, which is copyright 1999-2018, so probably 4 years out of date ...
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Update: the version I was running was the x86 version 2.2.2, so I installed the later 3.2.1 64 bit version.
It works fine as well.
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"Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt
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I'll have to check what she installed.
Charlie Gilley
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
Has never been more appropriate.
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Agreed, same for me.
Due to a "very interesting" legal step by Audacity's parent company with version 3 onwards, I have to (often) use both versions, and they both work fine on Windows 11. 
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just get the iso? from net?
Caveat Emptor.
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Audacity works fine on Windows 11 for me. What problem(s) is she having?
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If I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter - Blaise Pascal.
Some of my best work is in the undo buffer.
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Windows 10 has been deleting the reversion path after 30 days since the very beginning. This isn't new.
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It's still criminal in my book. Why don't they just scan for all zip files with backup in their names? Ridiculous.
Charlie Gilley
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
Has never been more appropriate.
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charlieg wrote: What elephanting retard came up with the idea of...
You could preface a lot things with that phrase these days.
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Just to close out the Audacity portion of the discussion, it appears the issue is the microphone and not the software (SWMBO did further research, and it's a common gripe).
I have some additional research to do.
Charlie Gilley
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
Has never been more appropriate.
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This summer I bought a small, cheap motor scooter (EU small motorcycle class) for local journeys, as a contribution towards slowing climate change. My 4x4 Vogon constructor ship* sits unmolested in the driveway most of the time now. The problem is that the scooter speedometer is both wildly inaccurate and inconsistence, and it has no trip meter, and the fuel gauge equally useless, and there is no clock. The fuel gauge shows full when the tank is full, but half full after using less than a third of a tank, and then empty when there is a good 40% left.
No problem! Out with the Android 'phone, wake up the brain, and roll my own dashboard - GPS for speed and distance, and with fuel consumption calculated from distance and time to cover it, logging starts, stops, and acceleration after stops to determine the type of driving - urban traffic, normal urban or open road. On testing, it worked well, and the calculated fuel consumption was within 1% of actual consumption.
The problem is - in Cyprus sunshine, no matter how I orientate the 'phone holder, it is impossible to read it from reflections and glare - and if I am wearing light coloured clothing it gets worse. Now, some time ago a cyclist was telling me that the latest bike computers consisted of an Android program using Bluetooth to update an LCD display on the handlebars - and LCD screens are easily visible, having tested it with a handlebar mounted clock and thermometer on the scooter.
What I want is to get hold of these Bluetooth LCD display device, together with the appropriate API so I can drive it with the functionality I have already built. I have Googled, Bingled and DuckDuckGoed to my heart's content, but so far no joy.
Can anybody source one of these things? I would really like to get a reliable dashboard before I start getting speeding tickets and/or running out of petrol miles from anywhere. It just needs four lines for speed, time, trip and fuel %.
Pretty please!
* Vogon constructor fleets were tasked with destroying planets - ostensibly that obstructed a new space highway, but I think they just did it for fun.
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Check out waveshare.com - lots of cool stuff.
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Thanks for the link. I how just spent a cool hour browsing their multiple goodies, but unfortunately not what I am looking for, which is the old style LCD where characters are made up from dark grey bars on a light grey background.
https://www.sencor.com/getmedia/96c58684-6859-4398-bb9a-63ae8c54f13f/SWS25BS.jpg.aspx[^]
Comme ça!
I have one of those sitting on my desk right now, and it is the only type of display readable in bright sunlight.
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Purchase an anti glare screen protector for your phone?
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Tried it! I even bought a non-reflecting case, but it was a bust - it just glared enough to obscure the screen, although it did reduce the reflections.
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Thanks for that - that is probably what I shall end up getting. If it can store and recall to the screen the trip distance, then I can use it as a fuel gauge - I know pretty accurately how far I can go on a full tank, as I have kept fuel/odometer records since I bought the thing. I would then just have to zero it on filling. It is likely that it would store it, as most of the cyclists I know ride somewhere, stop and eat/drink, and then cycle back. At least that particular machine doesn't clutter up the screen with cardiac data etc.
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Text to speech. A button for a readout shoutout.
"Before entering on an understanding, I have meditated for a long time, and have foreseen what might happen. It is not genius which reveals to me suddenly, secretly, what I have to say or to do in a circumstance unexpected by other people; it is reflection, it is meditation." - Napoleon I
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Too much ambient noise - exhaust, engine noise, wind noise, all while wearing a helmet, would make it inaudible. Wearing headphones would be an option, but they are very uncomfortable under a helmet, and tend to make other road sounds inaudible.
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I suspect update time on these (typically appreciable fractions of a second) is way too slow for a realtime display.
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This also may be useful for local trips. As for a dashboard I guess it will have to strap to your hand or arm unless Google is still selling their glasses.
https://shiftrobotics.io/[^]
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I wonder if a privacy screen protector would help.
Sample[^]
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It's certainly worth a try - I'll check out if one is available for my Cat phone.
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If you can find a suitable LCD with eg I2C or SPI connection (on eg Amazon), it's pretty trival to turn it into a Bluetooth-connected display with an Arduino Nano BLE (or similar). Depends whether you're a bit of a DIYer.
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