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Did you try VLC? &nbsp;I use that for both video and audio on the laptop and I know there is an Android app too.
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Did you try VLC?  I use that for both video and audio on the laptop and I know there is an Android app too.

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Shaun Wingrin

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Does VLC allow editing of the clips?
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Jackie, why did you suggest this app?
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Does VLC allow editing of the clips?<br />
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No<br />
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Why did I suggest this app?<br />
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The app is free, the features are more than enough and the UI is good.
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Does VLC allow editing of the clips?

No

Why did I suggest this app?

The app is free, the features are more than enough and the UI is good.

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Say, I'm used to using the Audicity program in Windows <a href="https://www.audacityteam.org/" rel="ugc">https://www.audacityteam.org/</a>&nbsp;. I use very few of the features, just basic audio editing. Kindly recommend an app for Android that is similar in nature and perhaps, compatible. Thanks, Shaun
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Say, I'm used to using the Audicity program in Windows https://www.audacityteam.org/ . I use very few of the features, just basic audio editing. Kindly recommend an app for Android that is similar in nature and perhaps, compatible. Thanks, Shaun

Editing Audio clips in Android

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