* Clear $HOME/.audacity*.
* Run "audacity something.mp3".
* Amplify the entire song -10 dB in preparation for clip
reconstruction.
* Run "Clip Fix" effect plugin.
The progress bar gets half way, then this is printed on the console:
ERROR: Could not find sinewave.raw in rawwaves. Something is wrong with the installation or configuration.
; loading "/usr/share/audacity/nyquist/init.lsp"
SETDIR: No such file or directory
Set *default-sf-dir* to "/home/john/Music/Downloads" in fileio.lsp
AutoNorm feature is on.
Default sound file is john-temp.wav.
system.lsp : *RUNTIME-PATH* = /usr/share/audacity/nyquist/
Nyquist -- A Language for Sound Synthesis and Composition
Copyright (c) 1991,1992,1995,2007-2009 by Roger B. Dannenberg
Version 3.03
error: too few arguments
The audio seems to be unchanged.
* Run Clip Fix again.
Audacity crashes printing:
1> Segmentation fault
I believe this is the same bug as Ubuntu's #454859; if so, it should be
fixed in upstream 1.3.11, which I plan to test shortly.
John Lindgren