the PowerShell script invokes System.IO.FileStream with Mode: Create, FileAccess: Write, FileShare: None BufferSize: 256KB FileOptions: None

Doing the dance between Audacity versions is quite inconvenient. It seems that something changed between v2.3.3 and 3.0.0 to make the concatenated MP3 files distasteful to Audacity v3.0.0. However, Audacity v2.3.3 imports, plays, modifies and saves the MP3 file successfully.Īfter importing and exporting the MP3 file in Audacity v2.3.3, Audacity v3.0.0 successfully imports, plays and saves the MP3 file. When Audacity v3.0.0, attempts to open or import the concatenated MP3 file, it throws an exception with the message “Import Failed” … “This is likely caused by a malformed MP3.”

I have the same problem and an able to reliably reproduce it.Ībout 15 individual voice recordings are recorded with Audacity 3.0.0.Ī PowerShell script concatenates (binary mode) an MP3 preamble, the 15 MP3 files and an MP3 postamble to create a single MP3 output file.