Uninstallation retains your Audacity settings in case you want to install Audacity again at some time in the future. If you are uninstalling older Audacity versions prior to 2.1.3, drag the entire folder containing Audacity to Trash. Quit Audacity then drag Audacity.app to Trash. If you want to remove your settings as well, delete Audacity's folder for application data whose location is given here. This will replace the uninstall files with good copies, then you can run the uninstaller again. Install Audacity to the same location you installed it to before (which happens by default).
If you still cannot uninstall Audacity, download the installer again. This requires "unins000.dat" (or similar) to be present in the installation folder. If the Control Panel cannot uninstall Audacity, open the folder in which you installed Audacity and double-click "unins000.exe" (this file might have other numbers in the name). Make sure you quit Audacity before uninstalling, or you will receive errors that some files could not be removed. Select "Audacity" from the list and follow the instructions which will launch the Audacity uninstall application. WindowsĪudacity can be uninstalled by choosing " Add/Remove Programs" or " Uninstall a application" in the Windows Control Panel. Please see the Windows installation page. This is definitely a bug.Note that there is no need to uninstall your previous Audacity version before updating to current Audacity, unless you are updating from 1.3.x Beta. I did a search in this forum on "libmp3lame.dylib" and found a half-dozen posts from Mac users who experienced the same thing, but the threads dead-end and seemingly never get resolved after the OP is quizzed about did you follow this instruction or that. Today I downloaded Audacity 2.1.3 for MacOS and went through the same process, even deleting the old application support file and reinstalling the FFmpeg Import/Export Library. The file is in the proper location but when you "Browse" and locate the file, it just doesn't register in Audacity. I can restart the computer or Audacity, try it again, and the same thing happens. I have repeated this process a dozen times: 1) Go to preferences / libraries and locate the file "libmp3lame.dylib." 2) Select the file located in /application support/audacity/libs/Īudacity never recognizes the file, with the preferences pane continueing to report that the FFmpeg libraries are not installed.
I downloaded Audacity 2.1.0 and installed the FFmpeg Import/Export Library following these instructions. I have a Mac Mini server (Mid 2010, 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 8Mb RAM) running Mac OS Sierra 10.12.6 on a 525G solid state SATA drive.
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