Audacity 1.3.14 Final

What's New in Audacity 1.3.14 Final:

Interface:
- Cutting or copying from a track at a given sample rate into a track at another rate resulted in speed-changed audio.
- Generating inside a clip could modify the clip length or create spurious clips.
- Recorded stereo tracks were only half the height of imported or generated stereo tracks. Imported stereo files had a "1" appended to the track name.
- Edit > Region Save did not save the cursor position.
- (Windows) Projects crashed when clicking rapidly inside the interface or when applying repeated effects towards the end of audio tracks.
- (Windows) Some Unicode characters could not be typed into labels, or caused a freeze using some input methods.
- Numerous other interface fixes including Dependencies dialog, Keyboard Preferences and spurious lines drawn on waveform.

Imports and Exports:
- (Windows, OS X) Audacity's optional FFmpeg and LAME libraries were not detected when other versions of those libraries existed on the system.
- Imported ID3v2 metadata tags were removed when exporting without the Metadata Editor appearing (for example, when using an export command in Chains). Note: As a result of this fix, ID3v1 tags must now be written by exporting using (external program) and an installed LAME.
- (OS X) Files imported from iTunes could create invalid characters in the.aup project file, causing an error when re-opening the project. Note: An error "reference to invalid character number" will still occur if re-opening a project created in previous Betas that contains such characters. To fix the issue, open a back-up copy of the .aup file in a text editor, turn off word wrap, then in the line indicated in the error message, remove the string of characters that starts with &# and ends with a semi-colon (;).

Other bug fixes:
- Nyquist effects: fixes for crashes, incorrect slider behaviour and better support for backslashes, double quotes and Unicode characters.
- (Windows and OS X) Processing of VST effects was substantially slower than in previous versions of Audacity.
- (Linux) Recordings made with the pulse device crashed or stalled when using overdub and/or software playthrough.
- (Linux) Play-at-Speed crashed at 0.08 speed or lower if Audacity was compiled with libsamplerate.

Changes and Improvements:
- Control Toolbar renamed to Transport Toolbar.
- Device Toolbar (on by default) now contains all input and output device choices, including host and recording channels. Input/output choices are longer in Mixer Toolbar on Windows XP or some older operating systems. New Transport > Rescan Audio Devices menu item to refresh the device list.
- New "Sync-Lock Tracks" feature (turned on in the Tracks menu) to allow groups of audio and/or label tracks to retain synchronisation when the track length changes.
- Equalization: New "Manage Curves" dialog for importing and exporting curves.
- Noise Removal: New "Sensitivity" slider and "Isolate Noise" choice.
- New "Extended Import" Preferences for specifying different importers to open specific file extensions.
- Improved Automatic Crash Recovery with all project changes autosaved.
- Improved error reporting when read-directly imported files are missing.
- MIDI tracks can be vertically zoomed, time shifted and display bar lines.
- On Windows and Linux, the window Close button and other system close or shutdown commands now quit on closing the last window. File > Close now always clears to a new, empty project.
- (OS X) Simpler installer with top level "Audacity" folder.