Re: Just bought a Zoom H2, any advice?

2008-07-15 Thread Don
Hi Lyn,  I have owned the H2 for around 8 months now,  it is one really fine 
sounding digital recorder.  Once you get the basics set up,  it will 
remember your settings.  You may need a sighted person too help you make 
choices in the beginning.  All so Neal Ures,   did an excellent, outstanding 
review on the Zoom H2.  You can download this great review, at blind cool 
teck.
Regards   Don
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Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 6:41 PM
Subject: Just bought a Zoom H2, any advice?


> Hi!  I bought myself a Zoom H2 and it should be arriving by UPS within the
> next couple days.  I have listened to Neal Ewers' excellent podcasts on 
> this
> recorder, and have downloaded and read through the manual, but I was
> wondering if anyone out there could give me the menu structure for it, or
> any other advice you have found helpful, especially since I will have very
> little to no sighted help.  I was very disappointed with the sound quality
> of the Olympus, so I hope I will like the Zoom better.  If I do, I plan to
> do some podcasting.
>
> Thanks in advance for any insights.
>
> Lynn
>
>
>
> 



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RE: SIGMATEL PROBLEMS ON DELL LAPTOP

2008-07-15 Thread Judy W

I spent $60 on a usb sound card and tried a p c m c i a and nothing worked.
I like the machine. Try to find a machine with realtek audio. Test them
because I tried the acer and it was some better.

At this time, I am trying a sager midern. It was an expensive and
frustrating experience. If you just bought the Dell, try to return it. I
sold mine to a Braille transcriber who never uses microphones. I think we
will see more sigmatel because they have a merger going with realtech...

It was an expensive learning experience for me! (smile)

Judy


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Hi Judy,

Thanks for the interesting reply.  Do you know, by any chance, if using a
USB soundcard would fix it?  If so, any thoughts on something basic?

 Thanks.
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I sold my Dell with sigmatel because all recordings were muffled and it
wasn't working with Skype or other programs. The Dell support teams admitted
that sigmatel had a problem. The output is good, but input is very
problematic. The web cam microphones sounded better than any of the external
mics we tried, but they kept dropping out..

It was a shame I had to sell it, the xps was a light and fast machine...

If you google the problem, you will see it mentioned as a known problem.

HTH,
Judy

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HI, I've been having problems recording using audacity and Sigmatel on my
Dell XPS M1210 dell laptop.  Audacity records the source, but there's what I
gather is called a "noise gate".  The effect is that certain quiet sounds
are missed.

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Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

2008-07-15 Thread Larry Naessens
A bit of a different take here. I just read the article and learned from it. 
The term trash box doesn't do anything to me or for me. But I thought it was 
an interesting post concerning some aspects of total Recorder. Hey but the 
post sure did garner more responses than my last question. *grin*

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Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

2008-07-15 Thread Mac Norins
No, Dane wrote that; Steve just forwarded it, to be perfectly anal about all 
this!

-Mac-
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From: "Christopher Chaltain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 4:48 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better


This is just my $0.02, but I think it's an interesting way to start out
a positive article, i.e. referring to your Windows PC and a Trashbox PC.
I know it discourages me, a Windows PC user, from reading the rest of
the article.

Steve Pattison wrote:
> From: Dane Trethowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: VIP-L Mail List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi Everyone!
>
> Well to be honest, I don't have much call for my Trashbox PC these
> days but this application certainly makes the PC worth the while using.
>
> Total Recorder v7 expands on the theme of inovation which was started
> with V6, some ground breaking features introduced in V& include the
> ability to "time shift" recordings or as the procedure is otherwise
> known, "Chase Playback".  I will hereby refer to "Time Shifting" as
> "Chase Playback" in this article because the term to "Time Shift"
> actually applies to other audio editing and reproduction procedures.
>
> So what is "Chase Playback"? Perhaps the following examples best
> illustrate the facility.  You'll no doubt be aware that with a Tape
> deck or VCR, everything is recorded sequentially onto tape, that is to
> say you can't play back what's been recorded until you press "stop",
> then rewind the tape and press "Play", this means of course that you
> cannot record anything whilst playing the content you previously
> recorded unless you have say another deck or VCR connected to take
> over the recording from where your other recorder left off.  "Chase
> Playback" changes that, you can start recording, go have a cup of
> coffee, press the "play button" and start playing from the start of
> the recording.  You could also use this facility say if the phone
> rings, pause the playback, Total Recorder keeps recording till you've
> finished with your phone call, then press the Pause button again to
> resume listening from where you left off.
>
> This feature is an admirable enhancement to any audio or video
> recording package and I'm extremely disappointed that Audio Hijack Pro
> for the Mac still does not have a similar feature, will that come?
> Well who knows but I guess we can just keep knocking on the door of
> the developers of Audio Hijack and hope for the best.
>
> "Chase Playback" with Total Recorder is not without its faults
> however, I used "Chase Playback" this evening, started the function
> halfway through a recording of a 30 minute news bulletin, about 15
> minutes later the Playback suddenly stopped and it only took me a few
> seconds to realise why. The scheduler for Total Recorder had stopped
> recording the audio source exactly 30 minutes after it had started, so
> far so good.  I'd started the "chase playback" halfway through so when
> the recording stopped? Well so did the "Chase Playback", I was able to
> resume by pressing "play" and thus hear the bulletin to the end but I
> have to admit, this distraction was rather annoying and surely, their
> must be a work around to avoid this sort of thing happening, I've sent
> a note to the developers of Total Recorder so we'll see what happens.
>
> Now we come to a second part of Total Recorder V7 which I believe to
> be a great leap forward and that's the ability to "Capture" Internet
> streams in their native format, up until now when you've captured an
> Internet stream the stream has been converted to another format thus
> usually causing some aspects of audio quality to be lost, you can
> still have Total Recorder convert to your desired format if that's
> what you want.
>
> Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get this "Software Recording"
> function to work, sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't and here
> we find that Audio Hijack just thrashes Total recorder, with Audio
> Hijack (as the name suggests), you "hijack" the source you wish to
> capture and that's the end of the story, record, redirect or whatever
> but with Total Recorder? Well its a matter of trying to "Troubleshoot"
> or determine why the software isn't capturing the stream, the Skip
> call or whatever and as the manual says, this could be for any number
> of reasons, anything from incompatible software to incompatible
> drivers but I guess, one shouldn't be surprised when running Windows
> .  I don't mind admitting that I just gave up using Total
> Recorder to capture the BBC World Service stream or the audio stream
> from Radio 2SM in Sydney and got Audio Hijack Pro on the Mac to do the
> job instead.
>
> Should you buy Total Recorder? Well the Professional version at $35.00
> U.S> is a "Must Have" in my view if you're wanting to record audio,
> the "Chase Playback" function sets this application apart from
> anything else I know about thus far and that alone makes yo

Just bought a Zoom H2, any advice?

2008-07-15 Thread Lynn Schneider
Hi!  I bought myself a Zoom H2 and it should be arriving by UPS within the
next couple days.  I have listened to Neal Ewers' excellent podcasts on this
recorder, and have downloaded and read through the manual, but I was
wondering if anyone out there could give me the menu structure for it, or
any other advice you have found helpful, especially since I will have very
little to no sighted help.  I was very disappointed with the sound quality
of the Olympus, so I hope I will like the Zoom better.  If I do, I plan to
do some podcasting.

Thanks in advance for any insights.

Lynn


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RE: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

2008-07-15 Thread albert griffith
I read the rest of the post even though I knew there was going to be a
condescending comment or two about windows in it.  there always is.
However, I own the program and haven't installed the Vista version.  If
macks are so great why is this guy keeping Windows open for good programs
like total recorder?   

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Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 8:31 PM
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Subject: Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

Yeah, Rick, some Mac users think they have it going on, now don't they? 

-Mac-
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Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 5:00 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better


I won't even bother to read the rest of it.  I certainly don't consider a 
windows pc to be a "trash box".

Rick
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From: "Christopher Chaltain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 7:48 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better


This is just my $0.02, but I think it's an interesting way to start out
a positive article, i.e. referring to your Windows PC and a Trashbox PC.
I know it discourages me, a Windows PC user, from reading the rest of
the article.

Steve Pattison wrote:
> From: Dane Trethowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: VIP-L Mail List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi Everyone!
>
> Well to be honest, I don't have much call for my Trashbox PC these
> days but this application certainly makes the PC worth the while using.
>
> Total Recorder v7 expands on the theme of inovation which was started
> with V6, some ground breaking features introduced in V& include the
> ability to "time shift" recordings or as the procedure is otherwise
> known, "Chase Playback".  I will hereby refer to "Time Shifting" as
> "Chase Playback" in this article because the term to "Time Shift"
> actually applies to other audio editing and reproduction procedures.
>
> So what is "Chase Playback"? Perhaps the following examples best
> illustrate the facility.  You'll no doubt be aware that with a Tape
> deck or VCR, everything is recorded sequentially onto tape, that is to
> say you can't play back what's been recorded until you press "stop",
> then rewind the tape and press "Play", this means of course that you
> cannot record anything whilst playing the content you previously
> recorded unless you have say another deck or VCR connected to take
> over the recording from where your other recorder left off.  "Chase
> Playback" changes that, you can start recording, go have a cup of
> coffee, press the "play button" and start playing from the start of
> the recording.  You could also use this facility say if the phone
> rings, pause the playback, Total Recorder keeps recording till you've
> finished with your phone call, then press the Pause button again to
> resume listening from where you left off.
>
> This feature is an admirable enhancement to any audio or video
> recording package and I'm extremely disappointed that Audio Hijack Pro
> for the Mac still does not have a similar feature, will that come?
> Well who knows but I guess we can just keep knocking on the door of
> the developers of Audio Hijack and hope for the best.
>
> "Chase Playback" with Total Recorder is not without its faults
> however, I used "Chase Playback" this evening, started the function
> halfway through a recording of a 30 minute news bulletin, about 15
> minutes later the Playback suddenly stopped and it only took me a few
> seconds to realise why. The scheduler for Total Recorder had stopped
> recording the audio source exactly 30 minutes after it had started, so
> far so good.  I'd started the "chase playback" halfway through so when
> the recording stopped? Well so did the "Chase Playback", I was able to
> resume by pressing "play" and thus hear the bulletin to the end but I
> have to admit, this distraction was rather annoying and surely, their
> must be a work around to avoid this sort of thing happening, I've sent
> a note to the developers of Total Recorder so we'll see what happens.
>
> Now we come to a second part of Total Recorder V7 which I believe to
> be a great leap forward and that's the ability to "Capture" Internet
> streams in their native format, up until now when you've captured an
> Internet stream the stream has been converted to another format thus
> usually causing some aspects of audio quality to be lost, you can
> still have Total Recorder convert to your desired format if that's
> what you want.
>
> Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get this "Software Recording"
> function to work, sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't and here
> we find that Audio Hijack just thrashes Total recorder, with Audio
> Hijack (as the name suggests), you "hijack" the source you wish to
> capture and that's the end of the story, record, redirect or whatev

Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

2008-07-15 Thread Rick Harmon
anyways this was the pc audio list the last time I checked.

Rick
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Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 8:11 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better


Yes, I've give all due respect to Apple and OSX but this continually 
repeated "trash box" phrase seems almost calculated to get up people's 
noses.

Cheers,
Ray.

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From: "Christopher Chaltain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better


> This is just my $0.02, but I think it's an interesting way to start out
> a positive article, i.e. referring to your Windows PC and a Trashbox PC.
> I know it discourages me, a Windows PC user, from reading the rest of
> the article.


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Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

2008-07-15 Thread Mac Norins
Yeah, Rick, some Mac users think they have it going on, now don't they? 

-Mac-
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From: "Rick Harmon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 5:00 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better


I won't even bother to read the rest of it.  I certainly don't consider a 
windows pc to be a "trash box".

Rick
- Original Message - 
From: "Christopher Chaltain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 7:48 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better


This is just my $0.02, but I think it's an interesting way to start out
a positive article, i.e. referring to your Windows PC and a Trashbox PC.
I know it discourages me, a Windows PC user, from reading the rest of
the article.

Steve Pattison wrote:
> From: Dane Trethowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: VIP-L Mail List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi Everyone!
>
> Well to be honest, I don't have much call for my Trashbox PC these
> days but this application certainly makes the PC worth the while using.
>
> Total Recorder v7 expands on the theme of inovation which was started
> with V6, some ground breaking features introduced in V& include the
> ability to "time shift" recordings or as the procedure is otherwise
> known, "Chase Playback".  I will hereby refer to "Time Shifting" as
> "Chase Playback" in this article because the term to "Time Shift"
> actually applies to other audio editing and reproduction procedures.
>
> So what is "Chase Playback"? Perhaps the following examples best
> illustrate the facility.  You'll no doubt be aware that with a Tape
> deck or VCR, everything is recorded sequentially onto tape, that is to
> say you can't play back what's been recorded until you press "stop",
> then rewind the tape and press "Play", this means of course that you
> cannot record anything whilst playing the content you previously
> recorded unless you have say another deck or VCR connected to take
> over the recording from where your other recorder left off.  "Chase
> Playback" changes that, you can start recording, go have a cup of
> coffee, press the "play button" and start playing from the start of
> the recording.  You could also use this facility say if the phone
> rings, pause the playback, Total Recorder keeps recording till you've
> finished with your phone call, then press the Pause button again to
> resume listening from where you left off.
>
> This feature is an admirable enhancement to any audio or video
> recording package and I'm extremely disappointed that Audio Hijack Pro
> for the Mac still does not have a similar feature, will that come?
> Well who knows but I guess we can just keep knocking on the door of
> the developers of Audio Hijack and hope for the best.
>
> "Chase Playback" with Total Recorder is not without its faults
> however, I used "Chase Playback" this evening, started the function
> halfway through a recording of a 30 minute news bulletin, about 15
> minutes later the Playback suddenly stopped and it only took me a few
> seconds to realise why. The scheduler for Total Recorder had stopped
> recording the audio source exactly 30 minutes after it had started, so
> far so good.  I'd started the "chase playback" halfway through so when
> the recording stopped? Well so did the "Chase Playback", I was able to
> resume by pressing "play" and thus hear the bulletin to the end but I
> have to admit, this distraction was rather annoying and surely, their
> must be a work around to avoid this sort of thing happening, I've sent
> a note to the developers of Total Recorder so we'll see what happens.
>
> Now we come to a second part of Total Recorder V7 which I believe to
> be a great leap forward and that's the ability to "Capture" Internet
> streams in their native format, up until now when you've captured an
> Internet stream the stream has been converted to another format thus
> usually causing some aspects of audio quality to be lost, you can
> still have Total Recorder convert to your desired format if that's
> what you want.
>
> Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get this "Software Recording"
> function to work, sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't and here
> we find that Audio Hijack just thrashes Total recorder, with Audio
> Hijack (as the name suggests), you "hijack" the source you wish to
> capture and that's the end of the story, record, redirect or whatever
> but with Total Recorder? Well its a matter of trying to "Troubleshoot"
> or determine why the software isn't capturing the stream, the Skip
> call or whatever and as the manual says, this could be for any number
> of reasons, anything from incompatible software to incompatible
> drivers but I guess, one shouldn't be surprised when running Windows
> .  I don't mind admitting that I just gave up using Total
> Recorder to capture the BBC World Service stream or the audio stream
> from Radio 2SM in Sydney and got Audio Hijack Pro on

Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

2008-07-15 Thread Rick Harmon
I won't even bother to read the rest of it.  I certainly don't consider a 
windows pc to be a "trash box".

Rick
- Original Message - 
From: "Christopher Chaltain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 7:48 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better


This is just my $0.02, but I think it's an interesting way to start out
a positive article, i.e. referring to your Windows PC and a Trashbox PC.
I know it discourages me, a Windows PC user, from reading the rest of
the article.

Steve Pattison wrote:
> From: Dane Trethowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: VIP-L Mail List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi Everyone!
>
> Well to be honest, I don't have much call for my Trashbox PC these
> days but this application certainly makes the PC worth the while using.
>
> Total Recorder v7 expands on the theme of inovation which was started
> with V6, some ground breaking features introduced in V& include the
> ability to "time shift" recordings or as the procedure is otherwise
> known, "Chase Playback".  I will hereby refer to "Time Shifting" as
> "Chase Playback" in this article because the term to "Time Shift"
> actually applies to other audio editing and reproduction procedures.
>
> So what is "Chase Playback"? Perhaps the following examples best
> illustrate the facility.  You'll no doubt be aware that with a Tape
> deck or VCR, everything is recorded sequentially onto tape, that is to
> say you can't play back what's been recorded until you press "stop",
> then rewind the tape and press "Play", this means of course that you
> cannot record anything whilst playing the content you previously
> recorded unless you have say another deck or VCR connected to take
> over the recording from where your other recorder left off.  "Chase
> Playback" changes that, you can start recording, go have a cup of
> coffee, press the "play button" and start playing from the start of
> the recording.  You could also use this facility say if the phone
> rings, pause the playback, Total Recorder keeps recording till you've
> finished with your phone call, then press the Pause button again to
> resume listening from where you left off.
>
> This feature is an admirable enhancement to any audio or video
> recording package and I'm extremely disappointed that Audio Hijack Pro
> for the Mac still does not have a similar feature, will that come?
> Well who knows but I guess we can just keep knocking on the door of
> the developers of Audio Hijack and hope for the best.
>
> "Chase Playback" with Total Recorder is not without its faults
> however, I used "Chase Playback" this evening, started the function
> halfway through a recording of a 30 minute news bulletin, about 15
> minutes later the Playback suddenly stopped and it only took me a few
> seconds to realise why. The scheduler for Total Recorder had stopped
> recording the audio source exactly 30 minutes after it had started, so
> far so good.  I'd started the "chase playback" halfway through so when
> the recording stopped? Well so did the "Chase Playback", I was able to
> resume by pressing "play" and thus hear the bulletin to the end but I
> have to admit, this distraction was rather annoying and surely, their
> must be a work around to avoid this sort of thing happening, I've sent
> a note to the developers of Total Recorder so we'll see what happens.
>
> Now we come to a second part of Total Recorder V7 which I believe to
> be a great leap forward and that's the ability to "Capture" Internet
> streams in their native format, up until now when you've captured an
> Internet stream the stream has been converted to another format thus
> usually causing some aspects of audio quality to be lost, you can
> still have Total Recorder convert to your desired format if that's
> what you want.
>
> Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get this "Software Recording"
> function to work, sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't and here
> we find that Audio Hijack just thrashes Total recorder, with Audio
> Hijack (as the name suggests), you "hijack" the source you wish to
> capture and that's the end of the story, record, redirect or whatever
> but with Total Recorder? Well its a matter of trying to "Troubleshoot"
> or determine why the software isn't capturing the stream, the Skip
> call or whatever and as the manual says, this could be for any number
> of reasons, anything from incompatible software to incompatible
> drivers but I guess, one shouldn't be surprised when running Windows
> .  I don't mind admitting that I just gave up using Total
> Recorder to capture the BBC World Service stream or the audio stream
> from Radio 2SM in Sydney and got Audio Hijack Pro on the Mac to do the
> job instead.
>
> Should you buy Total Recorder? Well the Professional version at $35.00
> U.S> is a "Must Have" in my view if you're wanting to record audio,
> the "Chase Playback" function sets this application apart from
> anything else I know about thus far a

Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

2008-07-15 Thread Rays Home
Yes, I've give all due respect to Apple and OSX but this continually 
repeated "trash box" phrase seems almost calculated to get up people's 
noses.

Cheers,
Ray.

- Original Message - 
From: "Christopher Chaltain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better


> This is just my $0.02, but I think it's an interesting way to start out
> a positive article, i.e. referring to your Windows PC and a Trashbox PC.
> I know it discourages me, a Windows PC user, from reading the rest of
> the article.


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Re: CD Ripping

2008-07-15 Thread Rick Harmon
I'm not aware of nero being able to make one single track out of a whole 
disc of ripped tracks.  Can you tell us how to do it?

Rick
- Original Message - 
From: "DJ DOCTOR P" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 5:59 PM
Subject: Re: CD Ripping


Hello List Members,
Nero can do this for you.
I also know that Roxeo, if I'm spelling that right, can also do this for you
too as well!
My best regards.
  John.
- Original Message - 
From: "albert griffith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 5:42 PM
Subject: RE: CD Ripping


> do you mean so you have a continuous recording without spaces between the
> tracks?  You may have to rip the disk in a traditional way and combine the
> tracks with Gold Wave or a similar program.  Since the tracks are
> separated,
> I can't imagine a ripping program that would join them for you.  but then
> what do I know?  smile
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Bruce Toews
> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 3:07 PM
> To: PC Audio Discussion List
> Subject: RE: CD Ripping
>
> I don't know about Audio Grabber, but Windows Media won't allow you to rip
> all tracks into one file.
>
> bruce
>
>
> On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 15:01:47 -0400, "albert griffith"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>> Audio Grabber is quite accessible.  I'm currently using Windows Media
>> Player
>> 11 and I'm satisfied with the results.
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> On Behalf Of Bruce Toews
>> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 2:14 PM
>> To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
>> Subject: CD Ripping
>>
>> I am looking for a program that will accurately rip a CD, putting all
>> tracks into one file the length of the disk, an option not available
>> with CDex.
>> I
>> have traditionally been using Easy CD-DA Extractor for this, but in
>> 11.5.3 I
>> have not been able to to easily choose my file storage location, nor
>> have I been able to find the checkbox for ripping all tracks into one
>> file. Any viable and reasonably simple solution would be appreciated.
>>
>> Bruce
>> --
>>   Bruce Toews
>>   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>>
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Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

2008-07-15 Thread Christopher Chaltain
This is just my $0.02, but I think it's an interesting way to start out 
a positive article, i.e. referring to your Windows PC and a Trashbox PC. 
I know it discourages me, a Windows PC user, from reading the rest of 
the article.

Steve Pattison wrote:
> From: Dane Trethowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: VIP-L Mail List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi Everyone!
>
> Well to be honest, I don't have much call for my Trashbox PC these
> days but this application certainly makes the PC worth the while using.
>
> Total Recorder v7 expands on the theme of inovation which was started
> with V6, some ground breaking features introduced in V& include the
> ability to "time shift" recordings or as the procedure is otherwise
> known, "Chase Playback".  I will hereby refer to "Time Shifting" as
> "Chase Playback" in this article because the term to "Time Shift"
> actually applies to other audio editing and reproduction procedures.
>
> So what is "Chase Playback"? Perhaps the following examples best
> illustrate the facility.  You'll no doubt be aware that with a Tape
> deck or VCR, everything is recorded sequentially onto tape, that is to
> say you can't play back what's been recorded until you press "stop",
> then rewind the tape and press "Play", this means of course that you
> cannot record anything whilst playing the content you previously
> recorded unless you have say another deck or VCR connected to take
> over the recording from where your other recorder left off.  "Chase
> Playback" changes that, you can start recording, go have a cup of
> coffee, press the "play button" and start playing from the start of
> the recording.  You could also use this facility say if the phone
> rings, pause the playback, Total Recorder keeps recording till you've
> finished with your phone call, then press the Pause button again to
> resume listening from where you left off.
>
> This feature is an admirable enhancement to any audio or video
> recording package and I'm extremely disappointed that Audio Hijack Pro
> for the Mac still does not have a similar feature, will that come?
> Well who knows but I guess we can just keep knocking on the door of
> the developers of Audio Hijack and hope for the best.
>
> "Chase Playback" with Total Recorder is not without its faults
> however, I used "Chase Playback" this evening, started the function
> halfway through a recording of a 30 minute news bulletin, about 15
> minutes later the Playback suddenly stopped and it only took me a few
> seconds to realise why. The scheduler for Total Recorder had stopped
> recording the audio source exactly 30 minutes after it had started, so
> far so good.  I'd started the "chase playback" halfway through so when
> the recording stopped? Well so did the "Chase Playback", I was able to
> resume by pressing "play" and thus hear the bulletin to the end but I
> have to admit, this distraction was rather annoying and surely, their
> must be a work around to avoid this sort of thing happening, I've sent
> a note to the developers of Total Recorder so we'll see what happens.
>
> Now we come to a second part of Total Recorder V7 which I believe to
> be a great leap forward and that's the ability to "Capture" Internet
> streams in their native format, up until now when you've captured an
> Internet stream the stream has been converted to another format thus
> usually causing some aspects of audio quality to be lost, you can
> still have Total Recorder convert to your desired format if that's
> what you want.
>
> Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get this "Software Recording"
> function to work, sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't and here
> we find that Audio Hijack just thrashes Total recorder, with Audio
> Hijack (as the name suggests), you "hijack" the source you wish to
> capture and that's the end of the story, record, redirect or whatever
> but with Total Recorder? Well its a matter of trying to "Troubleshoot"
> or determine why the software isn't capturing the stream, the Skip
> call or whatever and as the manual says, this could be for any number
> of reasons, anything from incompatible software to incompatible
> drivers but I guess, one shouldn't be surprised when running Windows
> .  I don't mind admitting that I just gave up using Total
> Recorder to capture the BBC World Service stream or the audio stream
> from Radio 2SM in Sydney and got Audio Hijack Pro on the Mac to do the
> job instead.
>
> Should you buy Total Recorder? Well the Professional version at $35.00
> U.S> is a "Must Have" in my view if you're wanting to record audio,
> the "Chase Playback" function sets this application apart from
> anything else I know about thus far and that alone makes your $40.00
> well spent.  The audio editor isn't too bad and the rules function
> makes this software extremely flexible.
>
> When I can, i plan to purchase the video add-on.
>
>
> **
> Dane Trethowan
>  From Melton Victoria Australia
> mailto:Dane Trethowan <[EMAIL PROTEC

RE: CD Ripping

2008-07-15 Thread albert griffith
that's good to know.  I have both of those programs and never investigated
this since I can't imagine wanting all my tracks made in to one continuous
file. 

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of DJ DOCTOR P
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 5:59 PM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: CD Ripping

Hello List Members,
Nero can do this for you.
I also know that Roxeo, if I'm spelling that right, can also do this for you
too as well!
My best regards.
  John.
- Original Message -
From: "albert griffith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 5:42 PM
Subject: RE: CD Ripping


> do you mean so you have a continuous recording without spaces between 
> the tracks?  You may have to rip the disk in a traditional way and 
> combine the tracks with Gold Wave or a similar program.  Since the 
> tracks are separated, I can't imagine a ripping program that would 
> join them for you.  but then what do I know?  smile
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Bruce Toews
> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 3:07 PM
> To: PC Audio Discussion List
> Subject: RE: CD Ripping
>
> I don't know about Audio Grabber, but Windows Media won't allow you to 
> rip all tracks into one file.
>
> bruce
>
>
> On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 15:01:47 -0400, "albert griffith"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>> Audio Grabber is quite accessible.  I'm currently using Windows Media 
>> Player
>> 11 and I'm satisfied with the results.
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> On Behalf Of Bruce Toews
>> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 2:14 PM
>> To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
>> Subject: CD Ripping
>>
>> I am looking for a program that will accurately rip a CD, putting all 
>> tracks into one file the length of the disk, an option not available 
>> with CDex.
>> I
>> have traditionally been using Easy CD-DA Extractor for this, but in
>> 11.5.3 I
>> have not been able to to easily choose my file storage location, nor 
>> have I been able to find the checkbox for ripping all tracks into one 
>> file. Any viable and reasonably simple solution would be appreciated.
>>
>> Bruce
>> --
>>   Bruce Toews
>>   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>>
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Re: CD Ripping

2008-07-15 Thread DJ DOCTOR P
Hello List Members,
Nero can do this for you.
I also know that Roxeo, if I'm spelling that right, can also do this for you 
too as well!
My best regards.
  John.
- Original Message - 
From: "albert griffith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 5:42 PM
Subject: RE: CD Ripping


> do you mean so you have a continuous recording without spaces between the
> tracks?  You may have to rip the disk in a traditional way and combine the
> tracks with Gold Wave or a similar program.  Since the tracks are 
> separated,
> I can't imagine a ripping program that would join them for you.  but then
> what do I know?  smile
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Bruce Toews
> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 3:07 PM
> To: PC Audio Discussion List
> Subject: RE: CD Ripping
>
> I don't know about Audio Grabber, but Windows Media won't allow you to rip
> all tracks into one file.
>
> bruce
>
>
> On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 15:01:47 -0400, "albert griffith"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>> Audio Grabber is quite accessible.  I'm currently using Windows Media
>> Player
>> 11 and I'm satisfied with the results.
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> On Behalf Of Bruce Toews
>> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 2:14 PM
>> To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
>> Subject: CD Ripping
>>
>> I am looking for a program that will accurately rip a CD, putting all
>> tracks into one file the length of the disk, an option not available
>> with CDex.
>> I
>> have traditionally been using Easy CD-DA Extractor for this, but in
>> 11.5.3 I
>> have not been able to to easily choose my file storage location, nor
>> have I been able to find the checkbox for ripping all tracks into one
>> file. Any viable and reasonably simple solution would be appreciated.
>>
>> Bruce
>> --
>>   Bruce Toews
>>   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>>
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RE: SIGMATEL PROBLEMS ON DELL LAPTOP

2008-07-15 Thread Richard Godfrey-McKay
Hi Judy,   

Thanks for the interesting reply.  Do you know, by any chance, if using a
USB soundcard would fix it?  If so, any thoughts on something basic?
 
 Thanks.
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Sent: 15 July 2008 22:18
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: RE: SIGMATEL PROBLEMS ON DELL LAPTOP


I sold my Dell with sigmatel because all recordings were muffled and it
wasn't working with Skype or other programs. The Dell support teams admitted
that sigmatel had a problem. The output is good, but input is very
problematic. The web cam microphones sounded better than any of the external
mics we tried, but they kept dropping out..

It was a shame I had to sell it, the xps was a light and fast machine...

If you google the problem, you will see it mentioned as a known problem.

HTH,
Judy

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Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 3:27 PM
To: PC Audio list
Subject: SIGMATEL PROBLEMS ON DELL LAPTOP


HI, I've been having problems recording using audacity and Sigmatel on my
Dell XPS M1210 dell laptop.  Audacity records the source, but there's what I
gather is called a "noise gate".  The effect is that certain quiet sounds
are missed.

Help please.



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RE: CD Ripping

2008-07-15 Thread albert griffith
do you mean so you have a continuous recording without spaces between the
tracks?  You may have to rip the disk in a traditional way and combine the
tracks with Gold Wave or a similar program.  Since the tracks are separated,
I can't imagine a ripping program that would join them for you.  but then
what do I know?  smile 

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Bruce Toews
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 3:07 PM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: RE: CD Ripping

I don't know about Audio Grabber, but Windows Media won't allow you to rip
all tracks into one file.

bruce


On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 15:01:47 -0400, "albert griffith"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Audio Grabber is quite accessible.  I'm currently using Windows Media 
> Player
> 11 and I'm satisfied with the results. 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Bruce Toews
> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 2:14 PM
> To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
> Subject: CD Ripping
> 
> I am looking for a program that will accurately rip a CD, putting all 
> tracks into one file the length of the disk, an option not available 
> with CDex.
> I
> have traditionally been using Easy CD-DA Extractor for this, but in
> 11.5.3 I
> have not been able to to easily choose my file storage location, nor 
> have I been able to find the checkbox for ripping all tracks into one 
> file. Any viable and reasonably simple solution would be appreciated.
> 
> Bruce
> --
>   Bruce Toews
>   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> 
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RE: SIGMATEL PROBLEMS ON DELL LAPTOP

2008-07-15 Thread Judy W

I sold my Dell with sigmatel because all recordings were muffled and it
wasn't working with Skype or other programs. The Dell support teams admitted
that sigmatel had a problem. The output is good, but input is very
problematic. The web cam microphones sounded better than any of the external
mics we tried, but they kept dropping out..

It was a shame I had to sell it, the xps was a light and fast machine...

If you google the problem, you will see it mentioned as a known problem.

HTH,
Judy

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Richard Godfrey-McKay
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 3:27 PM
To: PC Audio list
Subject: SIGMATEL PROBLEMS ON DELL LAPTOP


HI, I've been having problems recording using audacity and Sigmatel on my
Dell XPS M1210 dell laptop.  Audacity records the source, but there's what I
gather is called a "noise gate".  The effect is that certain quiet sounds
are missed.

Help please.



Richard Godfrey-McKay
Tel: (01738) 445 880
Mobile: (07791) 452 593

Please read this special message

My partner, Cindy, is losing weight and at the same time, raising money for
RNIB.

Please go to

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date!

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Easy CD-DA Extractor Problem

2008-07-15 Thread Larry Naessens
Hi Everyone. I just downloaded the latest version of easy CD-DA extractor. 
After installing it, I attempted to register it using my key from version 
10. I copied both the key and the email address directly from the email sent 
to me by the developer at the time of purchase. Upon entering and 
re-entering the key, I was repeatedly told that it was invalid. When I 
attempted to use the company support form to contact the developer and 
explain my problem, my submission was blocked, again due to the claim that 
my key is invalid. Finally, I logged in at the "reg" page using my email 
address and attempted to retrieve my key in case they had changed it from 
the designated code for version ten. At this point, i was told that I needed 
to purchase the info. I don't believe that I should have to purchase a key 
when one that is supposed to work is already in my possession. Further, if 
there is an email contact address on the page either for the developer or 
for the company marketing the software, I'm unable to locate it.

I have red on this list that the developer is a decent sort, so presumably 
I'm missing something.  With all that in mind, I'm wondering if anyone can 
offer a suggestion for contacting them in order to resolve my problem. 
Paying the $8 is no big deal, but I shouldn't have to pay for a key that I 
have not in fact lost.

Thanks for any and all suggestions.


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SIGMATEL PROBLEMS ON DELL LAPTOP

2008-07-15 Thread Richard Godfrey-McKay
HI, I've been having problems recording using audacity and Sigmatel on my
Dell XPS M1210 dell laptop.  Audacity records the source, but there's what I
gather is called a "noise gate".  The effect is that certain quiet sounds
are missed.
 
Help please. 
 
 
 
Richard Godfrey-McKay
Tel: (01738) 445 880
Mobile: (07791) 452 593
 
Please read this special message 
 
My partner, Cindy, is losing weight and at the same time, raising money for
RNIB.   
 
Please go to 

  www.justgiving.com/slimmercindy

 to make a generous donation to RNIB and keep her healthy and motivated to
lose even more weight.42Lb to 
date! 
 
Thanks for reading this message.  
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Easy CD-DA Extractor Upgrade Problem

2008-07-15 Thread Larry Naessens

Hi Everyone. I just downloaded the latest version of easy CD-DA extractor.
After installing it, I attempted to register it using my key from version
10. I copied both the key and the email address directly from the email sent
to me by the developer at the time of purchase. Upon entering and
re-entering the key, I was repeatedly told that it was invalid. When I
attempted to use the company support form to contact the developer and
explain my problem, my submission was blocked, again due to the claim that
my key is invalid. Finally, I logged in at the "reg" page using my email
address and attempted to retrieve my key in case they had changed it from
the designated code for version ten. At this point, i was told that I needed
to purchase the info. I don't believe that I should have to purchase a key
when one that is supposed to work is already in my possession. Further, if
there is an email contact address on the page either for the developer or
for the company marketing the software, I'm unable to locate it.

I have red on this list that the developer is a decent sort, so presumably 
I'm missing something and will be able to get it straightened out with no 
problem.  With all that in mind, I'm wondering if anyone can
offer a suggestion for contacting them in order to resolve my problem.

Thanks for any and all suggestions.

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CD Ripping

2008-07-15 Thread Bruce Toews
I am looking for a program that will accurately rip a CD, putting all
tracks into one file the length of the disk, an option not available
with CDex. I have traditionally been using Easy CD-DA Extractor for
this, but in 11.5.3 I have not been able to to easily choose my file
storage location, nor have I been able to find the checkbox for ripping
all tracks into one file. Any viable and reasonably simple solution
would be appreciated.

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RE: CD Ripping

2008-07-15 Thread Bruce Toews
I don't know about Audio Grabber, but Windows Media won't allow you to
rip all tracks into one file.

bruce


On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 15:01:47 -0400, "albert griffith"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Audio Grabber is quite accessible.  I'm currently using Windows Media
> Player
> 11 and I'm satisfied with the results. 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf Of Bruce Toews
> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 2:14 PM
> To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
> Subject: CD Ripping
> 
> I am looking for a program that will accurately rip a CD, putting all
> tracks
> into one file the length of the disk, an option not available with CDex.
> I
> have traditionally been using Easy CD-DA Extractor for this, but in
> 11.5.3 I
> have not been able to to easily choose my file storage location, nor have
> I
> been able to find the checkbox for ripping all tracks into one file. Any
> viable and reasonably simple solution would be appreciated.
> 
> Bruce
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> 
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Re: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

2008-07-15 Thread Bobcat
Oops!  I see the message was forwarded from Dane Trethowan.  Didn't notice 
it was forwarded. Still, thanks for sending it Steve.

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RE: CD Ripping

2008-07-15 Thread albert griffith
Audio Grabber is quite accessible.  I'm currently using Windows Media Player
11 and I'm satisfied with the results. 

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On Behalf Of Bruce Toews
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 2:14 PM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: CD Ripping

I am looking for a program that will accurately rip a CD, putting all tracks
into one file the length of the disk, an option not available with CDex. I
have traditionally been using Easy CD-DA Extractor for this, but in 11.5.3 I
have not been able to to easily choose my file storage location, nor have I
been able to find the checkbox for ripping all tracks into one file. Any
viable and reasonably simple solution would be appreciated.

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Re: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

2008-07-15 Thread Bobcat
Excellent report, Steve.  You really sold me. 

leaving the original message intact because it was so good.

Bob <
- Original Message - 
From: "Steve Pattison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC-Audio" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 9:59 AM
Subject: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better


> 
> From: Dane Trethowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: VIP-L Mail List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> Hi Everyone!
> 
> Well to be honest, I don't have much call for my Trashbox PC these
> days but this application certainly makes the PC worth the while using.
> 
> Total Recorder v7 expands on the theme of inovation which was started
> with V6, some ground breaking features introduced in V& include the
> ability to "time shift" recordings or as the procedure is otherwise
> known, "Chase Playback".  I will hereby refer to "Time Shifting" as
> "Chase Playback" in this article because the term to "Time Shift"
> actually applies to other audio editing and reproduction procedures.
> 
> So what is "Chase Playback"? Perhaps the following examples best
> illustrate the facility.  You'll no doubt be aware that with a Tape
> deck or VCR, everything is recorded sequentially onto tape, that is to
> say you can't play back what's been recorded until you press "stop",
> then rewind the tape and press "Play", this means of course that you
> cannot record anything whilst playing the content you previously
> recorded unless you have say another deck or VCR connected to take
> over the recording from where your other recorder left off.  "Chase
> Playback" changes that, you can start recording, go have a cup of
> coffee, press the "play button" and start playing from the start of
> the recording.  You could also use this facility say if the phone
> rings, pause the playback, Total Recorder keeps recording till you've
> finished with your phone call, then press the Pause button again to
> resume listening from where you left off.
> 
> This feature is an admirable enhancement to any audio or video
> recording package and I'm extremely disappointed that Audio Hijack Pro
> for the Mac still does not have a similar feature, will that come?
> Well who knows but I guess we can just keep knocking on the door of
> the developers of Audio Hijack and hope for the best.
> 
> "Chase Playback" with Total Recorder is not without its faults
> however, I used "Chase Playback" this evening, started the function
> halfway through a recording of a 30 minute news bulletin, about 15
> minutes later the Playback suddenly stopped and it only took me a few
> seconds to realise why. The scheduler for Total Recorder had stopped
> recording the audio source exactly 30 minutes after it had started, so
> far so good.  I'd started the "chase playback" halfway through so when
> the recording stopped? Well so did the "Chase Playback", I was able to
> resume by pressing "play" and thus hear the bulletin to the end but I
> have to admit, this distraction was rather annoying and surely, their
> must be a work around to avoid this sort of thing happening, I've sent
> a note to the developers of Total Recorder so we'll see what happens.
> 
> Now we come to a second part of Total Recorder V7 which I believe to
> be a great leap forward and that's the ability to "Capture" Internet
> streams in their native format, up until now when you've captured an
> Internet stream the stream has been converted to another format thus
> usually causing some aspects of audio quality to be lost, you can
> still have Total Recorder convert to your desired format if that's
> what you want.
> 
> Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get this "Software Recording"
> function to work, sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't and here
> we find that Audio Hijack just thrashes Total recorder, with Audio
> Hijack (as the name suggests), you "hijack" the source you wish to
> capture and that's the end of the story, record, redirect or whatever
> but with Total Recorder? Well its a matter of trying to "Troubleshoot"
> or determine why the software isn't capturing the stream, the Skip
> call or whatever and as the manual says, this could be for any number
> of reasons, anything from incompatible software to incompatible
> drivers but I guess, one shouldn't be surprised when running Windows
> .  I don't mind admitting that I just gave up using Total
> Recorder to capture the BBC World Service stream or the audio stream
> from Radio 2SM in Sydney and got Audio Hijack Pro on the Mac to do the
> job instead.
> 
> Should you buy Total Recorder? Well the Professional version at $35.00
> U.S> is a "Must Have" in my view if you're wanting to record audio,
> the "Chase Playback" function sets this application apart from
> anything else I know about thus far and that alone makes your $40.00
> well spent.  The audio editor isn't too bad and the rules function
> makes this software extremely flexible.
> 
> When I can, i plan to purchase the video add-on.
> 
> 
> **
> Dane Trethowan
> From Mel

Re: Solutions Radio web Radio (for Gary and Aad)

2008-07-15 Thread aad leeflang
hello,
the address for the website is:
www.solutionsradio.nl
you can select english or dutch on the website
aad
On Sun, 13 Jul 2008 14:10:55 -0700 (PDT), Petro T. Giannakopoulos wrote:

>Aad
>Do you have the pre-order website for this radio? I heard Werner Whaan on the 
>blind bargains podcast recently talking about this radio with J.J. I have 
known about Solutions Radio for 2 years now but customer service seems weak 
here. My opinion only here. I plan to use this radio's WiFi option. In the 
podcast Werner mentions the pre-order website address but with the crowd noise 
at the exhibit it was hard to hear this address. I have mention this radio to 
CEOs at Applian and Radiotime.

>Petro  

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let op: mijn telefoonnummer is gewijzigd
enluidt nu: 0878758849


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Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting better

2008-07-15 Thread Steve Pattison
From: Dane Trethowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: VIP-L Mail List [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hi Everyone!

Well to be honest, I don't have much call for my Trashbox PC these
days but this application certainly makes the PC worth the while using.

Total Recorder v7 expands on the theme of inovation which was started
with V6, some ground breaking features introduced in V& include the
ability to "time shift" recordings or as the procedure is otherwise
known, "Chase Playback".  I will hereby refer to "Time Shifting" as
"Chase Playback" in this article because the term to "Time Shift"
actually applies to other audio editing and reproduction procedures.

So what is "Chase Playback"? Perhaps the following examples best
illustrate the facility.  You'll no doubt be aware that with a Tape
deck or VCR, everything is recorded sequentially onto tape, that is to
say you can't play back what's been recorded until you press "stop",
then rewind the tape and press "Play", this means of course that you
cannot record anything whilst playing the content you previously
recorded unless you have say another deck or VCR connected to take
over the recording from where your other recorder left off.  "Chase
Playback" changes that, you can start recording, go have a cup of
coffee, press the "play button" and start playing from the start of
the recording.  You could also use this facility say if the phone
rings, pause the playback, Total Recorder keeps recording till you've
finished with your phone call, then press the Pause button again to
resume listening from where you left off.

This feature is an admirable enhancement to any audio or video
recording package and I'm extremely disappointed that Audio Hijack Pro
for the Mac still does not have a similar feature, will that come?
Well who knows but I guess we can just keep knocking on the door of
the developers of Audio Hijack and hope for the best.

"Chase Playback" with Total Recorder is not without its faults
however, I used "Chase Playback" this evening, started the function
halfway through a recording of a 30 minute news bulletin, about 15
minutes later the Playback suddenly stopped and it only took me a few
seconds to realise why. The scheduler for Total Recorder had stopped
recording the audio source exactly 30 minutes after it had started, so
far so good.  I'd started the "chase playback" halfway through so when
the recording stopped? Well so did the "Chase Playback", I was able to
resume by pressing "play" and thus hear the bulletin to the end but I
have to admit, this distraction was rather annoying and surely, their
must be a work around to avoid this sort of thing happening, I've sent
a note to the developers of Total Recorder so we'll see what happens.

Now we come to a second part of Total Recorder V7 which I believe to
be a great leap forward and that's the ability to "Capture" Internet
streams in their native format, up until now when you've captured an
Internet stream the stream has been converted to another format thus
usually causing some aspects of audio quality to be lost, you can
still have Total Recorder convert to your desired format if that's
what you want.

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get this "Software Recording"
function to work, sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't and here
we find that Audio Hijack just thrashes Total recorder, with Audio
Hijack (as the name suggests), you "hijack" the source you wish to
capture and that's the end of the story, record, redirect or whatever
but with Total Recorder? Well its a matter of trying to "Troubleshoot"
or determine why the software isn't capturing the stream, the Skip
call or whatever and as the manual says, this could be for any number
of reasons, anything from incompatible software to incompatible
drivers but I guess, one shouldn't be surprised when running Windows
.  I don't mind admitting that I just gave up using Total
Recorder to capture the BBC World Service stream or the audio stream
from Radio 2SM in Sydney and got Audio Hijack Pro on the Mac to do the
job instead.

Should you buy Total Recorder? Well the Professional version at $35.00
U.S> is a "Must Have" in my view if you're wanting to record audio,
the "Chase Playback" function sets this application apart from
anything else I know about thus far and that alone makes your $40.00
well spent.  The audio editor isn't too bad and the rules function
makes this software extremely flexible.

When I can, i plan to purchase the video add-on.


**
Dane Trethowan
 From Melton Victoria Australia
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Phone +613 9747 3975
Fax/TTY +61 3 9743 7954
Voiceover Tech Support phone +61 3 8732 9237
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Fax/TTY +61 3 9743 7954
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RE: A question regarding the burning of an audio cd

2008-07-15 Thread Quinten Pendle
Hi
Thanks for the help, I appreciate it.

All the best
Quinten Pendle
PENDLE PRO
 
Klerksdorp, South Africa
Tel:  +27 (0) 83 395 4593
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-Original Message-
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On Behalf Of Steady Goh
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 4:45 PM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: A question regarding the burning of an audio cd


Hi, track 8 and 9 can be 2 seperate audio files. Just be sure that the file
that is suppose to be track 8 has no silence at the end and the track 9 file
has no silence at the beginning so that the 2 files will play smoothly 1
after another. After you add the tracks to your cd layout, go to track 9,
hit alt enter to go to properties and change the 2 seconds pause to 0. Also
note that copy method must be disk at once and not track at once. hth.


锦发/Steady Goh



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  - Original Message - 
  From: Quinten Pendle 
  To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 2:35 PM
  Subject: A question regarding the burning of an audio cd


  Hi everyone

  I need to burn an audio cd with 14 tracks on it.
  However, between tracks 8 and 9, there should be no space and no audible
  silence.
  In other words, the sounds from track 8 are supposed to flow into the
sounds
  of track 9.
  What would be the best way to record these tracks, should I record both
  tracks as one single track?
  If so,  how can I tell the cd when track 8 should be finished, and when
  track 9 should start?


  I'm using Nero Start Smart to burn cd's.

  Thanks for any help.

  All the best
  Quinten Pendle
  PENDLE PRO
   
  Klerksdorp, South Africa
  Tel:  +27 (0) 83 395 4593
  Fax:  +27 (0)86 516 0498
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  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Re: A question regarding the burning of an audio cd

2008-07-15 Thread Steady Goh
Hi, track 8 and 9 can be 2 seperate audio files. Just be sure that the file 
that is suppose to be track 8 has no silence at the end and the track 9 file 
has no silence at the beginning so that the 2 files will play smoothly 1 after 
another. After you add the tracks to your cd layout, go to track 9, hit alt 
enter to go to properties and change the 2 seconds pause to 0. Also note that 
copy method must be disk at once and not track at once. hth.


锦发/Steady Goh



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  - Original Message - 
  From: Quinten Pendle 
  To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 2:35 PM
  Subject: A question regarding the burning of an audio cd


  Hi everyone

  I need to burn an audio cd with 14 tracks on it.
  However, between tracks 8 and 9, there should be no space and no audible
  silence.
  In other words, the sounds from track 8 are supposed to flow into the sounds
  of track 9.
  What would be the best way to record these tracks, should I record both
  tracks as one single track?
  If so,  how can I tell the cd when track 8 should be finished, and when
  track 9 should start?


  I'm using Nero Start Smart to burn cd's.

  Thanks for any help.

  All the best
  Quinten Pendle
  PENDLE PRO
   
  Klerksdorp, South Africa
  Tel:  +27 (0) 83 395 4593
  Fax:  +27 (0)86 516 0498
  Email and Msn:
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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  ahakimbo
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Sound Forge Tutorials for Version 8 and Above?

2008-07-15 Thread Matthew Chao
Hi, Folks!  I just bought Sound Forge 9 and was wondering if there 
are any set file (I'm using Window-Eyes) for it.  Also, are there any 
new tutorials, or will Brian Hartgen's old tutorial still 
work?  Thanks in advance.--Matthew Chao.

P.S.  I got the NBP cheat sheet for it.


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A question regarding the burning of an audio cd

2008-07-15 Thread Quinten Pendle
Hi everyone

I need to burn an audio cd with 14 tracks on it.
However, between tracks 8 and 9, there should be no space and no audible
silence.
In other words, the sounds from track 8 are supposed to flow into the sounds
of track 9.
What would be the best way to record these tracks, should I record both
tracks as one single track?
If so,  how can I tell the cd when track 8 should be finished, and when
track 9 should start?


I'm using Nero Start Smart to burn cd's.

Thanks for any help.

All the best
Quinten Pendle
PENDLE PRO
 
Klerksdorp, South Africa
Tel:  +27 (0) 83 395 4593
Fax:  +27 (0)86 516 0498
Email and Msn:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Skype:
ahakimbo
Website:
www.pendlepro.com

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