Waving goodbye to Windows XPĪdditionally, this new version is also said to be the last one shipped for Windows XP users, though information here is a little scarce.īasically, Audacity 2.1.3 is the last official update for Windows XP systems, but this doesn’t necessarily mean that future versions would no longer work on Microsoft’s OS launched nearly 16 years ago. “Windows 10 is now supported (there should be no ‘Internal PortAudio Error’ or failure to find any devices as long as the built-in audio devices are enabled),” the change log reveals. The audio editor was already working on Windows given the fact that it fully supported previous versions of the operating system, but with this update, it’s fully compatible with Windows 10 and no bugs should exist anymore. As our resident Linux expert Marius Nestor told you a few hours ago, Audacity 2.1.3 is bringing tons of improvements, but as far as Windows systems are concerned, there are two very important changes.įirst and foremost, this new version officially introduces support for Windows 10. This time, however, the new version of Audacity comes with mixed news for Windows users.

Audacity was, is, and there’s a good chance it’ll continue to be one of the most popular audio editors out there, so every time new updates come out, users rush to give them a try.

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