Adobe audition changement de langue

bonjour,
j'aimerais réinstaller adobe audition 3 en anglais, comment faire ? Actuellement il est installé en francais
merci

Albertgeorges there are no option to transfer your English license for Audition 3 to a French license. This option is only available for current software versions available from Adobe. You can find more details at Order product | Platform, language swap - http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/order-product-platform-language-swap.htm l.

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Well, it's possible and easy to lower the pitch of a voice. Use Effects/Time and Pitch then select the "Stretch" option. Select the "Pitch Shift--Preserves Tempo" box and drag the control until you get the pitch you want.
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How to change the language of the Adobe Audition CC 2014?

Hello Israel Costa,
it's laid down there: Adjust the install language | CCM
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I have been using Audition 2.0 on this computer for quite some time and suddenly now when I open it, I get the cryptic error dialogue:
"Adobe Audition has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you were in the middle of something, the information you were working on might be lost. For more information about this error, click here."
When I click for more information, it's something useless like:
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Nothing on my computer has changed. There are no viruses. I have not added any new audio plug-ins. I am completely up to date with all critical Windows XP SP3 updates and none have been downloaded and installed recently anyway.
I searched the knowledgebase and found a document that suggesting many things to try. I tried them all, including running the Windows hard disk "check disk" tool with options to fix file system errors and recover bad sectors. I also defragmented the hard drive. Lastly, I completely uninstalled Audition, then manually deleted any remaining files, including registry entries as suggested in another knowledgebase article.
I then re-installed Audition 2.0 and it did exactly the same thing! This it maddening. Now it gets even more interesting. I discovered that if I start up the
Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit that Adobe Audition installed also, then try to launch Audition from the toolkit, IT STARTS CORRECTLY! I can then close the toolkit and use it like normal. Weird work-around.
What the heck could possibly be going on? Anyone have any ideas? I've attached the error log file that is generated by the error but I doubt it will be of much help.
Thanks!
Steve in Chicago

stevefoobar2: I may have found a solution for you.
I had the same thing happen to me today. I was using Audition 2 this morning without any problems. But this afternoon, it started giving me the exact same error with no apparent reason. Nothing on my system had changed.
So I uninstalled it and installed Audition 3 in its place. Audition 3 continued to have the same problem that Audition 2 had, so we can assume that this is not something that was changed between versions.
But my attention was brought to the fact that you and I are both running Windows XP SP3 fully up-to-date. So I thought I'd try seeing it from the angle of a problem with Windows instead of Audition, and see if I didn't get a better result -
First, I logged on to Windows as Administrator. This may or may not be required, but you'll probably want to do it just in case (you'll see what I mean later). At this point, Audition still crashed the same way when I opened it, so I moved on to my next troubleshooting strategy -
Instead of opening Audition directly, I right-clicked the Audition icon and selected "Run as..." This may seem odd since I was already logged in as Administrator, but it proved to be the solution in my case.
In the "Run As" diolog, there are two main options: run as current user, or run as another user.
Since I was already logged in as Administrator, I could safely select the first option (run as current user). But here's the catch: selecting the first option allowed me to UNcheck the box underneath that says "Protect my computer and data from unauthorized program activity" (see the attached picture)
Audition opened without any problems when I did this.
This makes me think that one of the Windows security features suddenly decided to block something that Audition was trying to do, crashing the program in the process. By turning off this security feature, the problem was solved. And I only had to do it once. Every time afterwards, Audition has opened without any problems when I simply open it from my desktop. Perhaps Windows now remembers not to block Audition in the future.
However, I have not restarted my computer yet, or logged off as Administrator. You may need to tweak this solution if you plan to do either of these things. You may end up having to "Run as" Audition every time you restart your computer or log off. You may even need to select the SECOND option, and run the program as Administrator with the appropriate password.
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ntel352 wrote:
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We can't help with this - it's an installation issue, and we're a U2U forum. Adobe's chat line is free for sorting out installation issues, and that's where you should get some help from. The only other alternative, if you can save the error log file (the whole of it, not just an extract) would be to send it to [email protected] and see if the developers can throw any light on it.

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Hey Audition friends!
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Recording audio in Adobe Audition from a DVD played on Windows Media Player

I use Adobe Audition for audio production. I should be able to play a DVD via Windows Media Player and record the audio from it using Adobe Audition.
It isn't working.
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in the corporate world wee have to contend with clients who are all windows based and prevented from installing anything on their systems.
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[email protected] wrote:
> ^an answer to this would be good...i don't like that folder appearing
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Well, erm, you need to appreciate that windows never was designed for home
use, it is designed for corporate use. It is important in managed IT to know
where the users data are, because they are generally the only stuff that is
not expendable. This is also about the beauty of relative adressing, even
though that part of it never really works, there is always some program that
will parse the relative adress to absolute once, and then use the absolute
adress rather than the system variable %my documents%, or whatever it is
called internally ...
The beauty of the concept is that all those system defined folders are
relocatable via system policies. You yourself can right click on the My
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I tend to have multiple user accounts on my machines, ie. one for
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this I often put things that need to be accessible from all accounts in the
shared documents folder, that is what it is there for.
In the corporate network context, ie. on a Windows domain, it is possible to
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You may find it useful to define your own way of doing things, and you are
free to do whatever you want, including that you can - and sometimes
should - change the default software installation paths, but if you have
more than one account and/or more than one computer, then you will
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So now I suddenly can't use one of my favorite features of Premiere - editing a clip in Adobe Audition.
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...enjoy!!
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Hello,
I've just started using windows 7, used to and still do use on other computers windows xp.
I installed adobe audition 1.5 on the computer with windows 7.
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see images: .
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You can probably do what you want. But you probably need to adjust settings within Adobe Audition.
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Hi
When I started Adobe audition 3 today I encountered an error and on searching forums my problem is the same as described by others. The cut and paste below is from 2008, but same problems
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When I attempt to remove it, the process gets stopped at the same point each time, prompting the following the message:
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Your system has not been modified. To complete installation at another time, please run setup again."
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On an increasingly frequent basis in CS5.5 I have observed sequences sent from Pr to AME failing to include certain replaced audio clips (from Edit Clip in Adobe Audition) or several whole tracks (2 & 3). In the most recent example the same sequence was sent to AME and duplicated three times producing four formats none of which contained tracks 2 & 3. Once discovered [days and restarts later] the offending prproj was reopened, the unchangeed sequence was sent back through AME, and now the output includes the missing track 2 & 3.
What can cause clips or whole tracks to be missing from the output in one export but included in another with no other changes? Shouldn't AME compalin if it was told to encode a resource that a Pr Sequence referred to that AME can't find?
The audio clips on track 2 & 3 in this recent even were likely pasted into the Pr Sequence after having been copied from a another file's sequence; Volume levels would have been previewed and adjusted exensively in the target sequence they were pasted into, and [usually] a save executed before the Export/Media was called.

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