Thank you for explaning that. :) Very useful info!
Jane
On Dec 18, 2005, at 1:57 PM, Dan Keys wrote:
Hi,
In the Real Player Application, if you hit Command E, you will be
given the Equalization menu for changing the Ten bands of the EQ as
well as selecting and creating presets and setting things like
automatic leveling.
When you are playing CDs you will have a choice of balance, base
and treble.
If you are playing MP3 or streams, you will have about 42 different
settings and sliders to adjust.
You can also set echo and reverb if you wish.
Command Q will place you back in the main window.
I wish the EQ in iTunes was accessible, but it is strictly graphic.
In other words, you can make Real player sound even better.
By default the EQ is off.
On Dec 18, 2005, at 11:43 AM, Jane Jordan wrote:
What do you mean by EQ functions? Ihaven't had to change anything. :)
Jane
On Dec 18, 2005, at 1:23 PM, Dan Keys wrote:
Hi,
While this is not an answer to your question, I'd like to make a
comment regarding Real Player on the Mac.
Unlike iTunes, the EQ functions in Real Player are fantastic. I
to use Real Player far more than iTunes.
Dan
On Dec 18, 2005, at 11:20 AM, Jane Jordan wrote:
Does anyone know if it's possible to get XJournal to detect
what's playing in RealPlayer instead of iTunes? iTunes just
doesn't suit me for playing MP3s--in fact, it makes the MP3s
sound terrible. RealPlayer does a better job and I would like
to have it auto-detect from there. Any ideas?
Jane
