Domo Animate - Make your own Domo Animations and Slideshows with GoAnimate's super easy to use tools. FAQ:Installation and Plug-Ins > Forward To: FAQ:Recording - Troubleshooting < Back to: FAQ:About Audacity |< Index of Frequently Asked Questions What should I do if I have problems downloading or installing Audacity? If you can't download Audacity from our official download page or if the downloaded setup file is corrupt, try downloading it from our alternate servers. If you receive a corrupted file once, it's a very good idea to clear the download list or cache in your browser or download manager before downloading again. What should I do if I get errors building Audacity? Audacity provides ready-built installer programs for Windows and Mac, but Audacity can also be built from source code on any platform. If you still cannot build Audacity, please ask on the Compiling Audacity board on the Forum. Please tell us whether you are building from a release tarball or Audacity HEAD. back to top Windows: How do I install Audacity, and do I have to uninstall a previous version first? See also:
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