Re: Sound editors pound for pound?

[Gary Wood]

Hi Mimi.  I'm using a Windows XP machine with 2.7 gigs.  I hear that with 
that speed you can burn CD's at 40-X or 48-X, but I'm wondering if it may be 
better to slow that down?  CD's I've burned at that speed play fine on other 
players, but I wonder if it's better to slow the burn rate?
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "mimi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 7:30 PM
Subject: Re: Sound editors pound for pound?


I am a Nero user.  I use Window-Eyes 4.5
and Windows 98SE.  I've been using Nero
for almost 2 years (where did the time
go!)  Everything's working fine.  Had a
problem because the burner drive was
running too fast for my Pentium II
computer.  I slowed it down to 32x and
it corrected a problem of every other
disc not burning all the way through.
So, if you have an old computer like
mine and a newer burner in it, you
should set the burning parameter to a
slower speed so you don't wham out on
every disc you try to burn!
Mimi

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kevin Lloyd"
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To: "PC audio discussion list. "
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Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 11:48 AM
Subject: Re: Sound editors pound for
pound?


Hi.
With regards to your questions on
Nero.
Yes, the help documentation is
accessible.
Yes, you can make full use of the
program as it is fully accessible.
No, the help documentation doesn't
cover accessibility options per say.
However, there are many members of
this list, including myself, that use
Nero and will be glad to assist.
Regards.
Kevin
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 5:41 PM
Subject: Sound editors pound for
pound?

Hi, everybody.
New list member here.  I heard about
this list from GW Micro.  Is this list
intended
to help blind users cope with things
the sound editing program manuals don't
cover?
For instance, how to select a portion
of a wave file using accessibility
keys, or,
which of the sound editors, pound for
pound, allows a blind user to get the
most
out of the sound editing program via
screen reader?  If not, please let me
know,
and I'll bail out now.
But if so, perhaps someone will tell
me:
1.  How to select a portion of a wave
file in Gold Wave for copying to the
clipboard.
2.  Whether the help window in Nero 6
is easy to use.
3.  Whether Nero's accessibility
features will let a user get the most
out
of the
program, and, whether the
accessibility features are contained in
the
documentation.
4.  Most importantly, which sound
editor beats the others out in terms of
quality,
ease of use, and degree of screen
reader/ short cut key accessibility.
Thanks for your kind attention and, if
applicable, your advice.
Lou Novath
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