Re: Need Help for dummies

[Gary Wood]

Hi Shannon.  MP3, I think has to do with moving pictures, and MPG means 
moving pictures group.  WMA means Windows Media Audio, and RM means Real 
Media.  And of course, there is Og Vorvis.  I hope this helps.
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From: "shannon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 9:28 AM
Subject: Need Help for dummies


Hello list,
I am slow in getting in the pool of digital. I would like to know if there
is info out here in the world written  for dummies?
I am looking for digital stuff 1o1. Grin!
I would like to understand the different file types their advantages and
disadvantages. How they work and what to use them for and what uses them.
What is the definitions of all these abbreviations I hear floating around 
in
my Alphabet soup.
If anyone has any info or places I can go to learn about this stuff I 
would
like to expand my horizons.

I have found that I know just enough to confuse myself  even more than 
when
I knew nothing!

I have a really nice mini MP3 recorder /player but I haven't the foggiest
idea what all that stuff means in the manual. They left out the much 
needed
Glossary of terms.
I need a pointer to the basics.
All I really know is that if I click on the file it should pop up in the
media player and do its thing. I have no idea how it works. How to
manipulate it or what I can do or not do  to files.

Like Schultz said, "I know nothing!"
If you can help I would be so appreciative.
Shannon
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re windows media player and labeling tracks

[Cris Hall]

Many thanks to Kevin and others who offered help with this.  I have, at 
long last, solved the problem.  Somehow, the item labeled "song title" was 
listed ahead of the item labeled "track" in the file name section of the cd 
ripping options.  I don't know whether those are the default settings, or 
whether my inept bungling caused this to happen, but now that I have put 
"track" at the top of the options list, the numbers come first, and 
therefore, tracks will now play sequentially, as originally intended, 
rather than alphabetically.
Thanks again.
Cris Hall


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windows media version 10

[Don Smith]

Hi:
I would like to try windows media version 10, but, as I use win amp as my 
default player, I don't want media 10 to take over.
If I install media 10, how do I stop it from being my default player and just 
be able to use it when I choose?
Thanks
Don
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Re: Is Meida Player 9 still available? labeling tracks

[Steve Pattison]

Yes, at www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=wmp.

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Re: Freeverb.

[Anders Holmberg]

HellO!
GIve me your e-mail so i can send it to you.
I was reading in the readme.txt and that site was in there.
I can't remember where i found it.
Try to google after it.
/Anders.
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> whare is it on that sight. i can't find it.
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> Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 4:00 PM
> Subject: Freeverb.
> 
> 
> > Hello!
> > Now i have tried it out with goldwave.
> > The free reverb i was talking about a couple of hours ago.
> > I just did an install of it and it seems to work.
> > THe only problem i have is that i cant find any presets.
> > There is a preset list but no presets.
> > There is a settings tab also.
> > THe adress to the freeverb is.
> > www.dreampoint.co.uk.
> > /Anders.
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Re: PalTalk Scripts For JFW

[Brian Olesen]

Hi,
Wow that's nice info.
I didn't use paltalk for years. Maybe I should dick into it again. I meet 
some nice people there.

Brian
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Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 9:51 PM
Subject: PalTalk Scripts For JFW


For any users of PalTalk, we have new scripts out.
If you go to:
http://support.paltalk.com
and click on the download link from that main page, you will find the 
latest
version of not only the scripts but, the PalTalk 7 Messenger program, 
which
is up to build 43.

Have fun.
Roger R. Cusson
Computer Access Specialist
Seeing Hands Enterprises - Lisbon, Maine
(207) 353-5007
Skype Contact: rcusson
A quote to live by:
"Any program that works perfectly just hasn't been tested properly!"
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RE: windows media player and labeling tracks

[Gerry Mack]

I've developed a problem with Windows media player.  If I play a Cd or a
music file located on my hard drive, there's too much reverb and the
placement of the vocalist or the soloist is out of position--positioned hard
left in the stereo field.  Reccomentations please?

Gerry

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Subject: Re: windows media player and labeling tracks


Hi Cris.

>From memory, you can go to tools and then options to open up a multi-tab
dialogue.  The ripping tab has 2 buttons at the top of the page; one allows
you to change the folder to where you rip tracks and the other allows you to
change the file name format.

If I remember correctly, there's a combo box where you can check a checkbox
to have track numbers inserted at the beginning of the track name.

I uninstalled media player 10 a couple of weeks ago as I found it clashed
with my Notmad software that I use to transfer music to my creative jukebox.

Regards.

Kevin
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From: "Cris Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "pc audio" 
Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 7:27 AM
Subject: windows media player and labeling tracks


> I am using windows media player 10, and after ripping several cds without
> paying any attention to what was happening, I suddenly realized that wmp
> was labeling everything alphabetically, rather than numerically.  As far
as
> I know, wmp 9 did not do this.  Is there anything I can do to get it
> working properly?  My current solution is to use winamp for ripping, which
> is fine, but I would still like to know whether I have done something to
> cause this problem, and whether t can be fixed.
> Thanks very much for any help.
> Cris Hall
>
>
>
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Re: Is Meida Player 9 still available? labeling tracks

[Kevin Lloyd]

I uninstalled media player from the control panel using the add/remove
programs applet.  Having confirmed that I wanted to uninstall media player,
the uninstall informed me that the system was being rolled back to media
player 9.

Regards.

Kevin
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Subject: Is Meida Player 9 still available? labeling tracks


> Hi,
> I ask this as  you found  problems using Media Player 10 and other
software.
> Is MediaPlayer 9 still available for use in that case?
> - Original Message - 
> From: "Kevin Lloyd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "PC audio discussion list. " 
> Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 3:29 PM
> Subject: Re: windows media player and labeling tracks
>
>
> > Hi Cris.
> >
> > >From memory, you can go to tools and then options to open up a
multi-tab
> > dialogue.  The ripping tab has 2 buttons at the top of the page; one
> allows
> > you to change the folder to where you rip tracks and the other allows
you
> to
> > change the file name format.
> >
> > If I remember correctly, there's a combo box where you can check a
> checkbox
> > to have track numbers inserted at the beginning of the track name.
> >
> > I uninstalled media player 10 a couple of weeks ago as I found it
clashed
> > with my Notmad software that I use to transfer music to my creative
> jukebox.
> >
> > Regards.
> >
> > Kevin
> > E-mail:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > MSN:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > - Original Message - 
> > From: "Cris Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: "pc audio" 
> > Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 7:27 AM
> > Subject: windows media player and labeling tracks
> >
> >
> > > I am using windows media player 10, and after ripping several cds
> without
> > > paying any attention to what was happening, I suddenly realized that
wmp
> > > was labeling everything alphabetically, rather than numerically.  As
far
> > as
> > > I know, wmp 9 did not do this.  Is there anything I can do to get it
> > > working properly?  My current solution is to use winamp for ripping,
> which
> > > is fine, but I would still like to know whether I have done something
to
> > > cause this problem, and whether t can be fixed.
> > > Thanks very much for any help.
> > > Cris Hall
> > >
> > >
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Is Meida Player 9 still available? labeling tracks

[ptusing]

Hi,
I ask this as  you found  problems using Media Player 10 and other software.
Is MediaPlayer 9 still available for use in that case?
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From: "Kevin Lloyd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. " 
Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 3:29 PM
Subject: Re: windows media player and labeling tracks


> Hi Cris.
>
> >From memory, you can go to tools and then options to open up a multi-tab
> dialogue.  The ripping tab has 2 buttons at the top of the page; one
allows
> you to change the folder to where you rip tracks and the other allows you
to
> change the file name format.
>
> If I remember correctly, there's a combo box where you can check a
checkbox
> to have track numbers inserted at the beginning of the track name.
>
> I uninstalled media player 10 a couple of weeks ago as I found it clashed
> with my Notmad software that I use to transfer music to my creative
jukebox.
>
> Regards.
>
> Kevin
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> MSN:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> - Original Message - 
> From: "Cris Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "pc audio" 
> Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 7:27 AM
> Subject: windows media player and labeling tracks
>
>
> > I am using windows media player 10, and after ripping several cds
without
> > paying any attention to what was happening, I suddenly realized that wmp
> > was labeling everything alphabetically, rather than numerically.  As far
> as
> > I know, wmp 9 did not do this.  Is there anything I can do to get it
> > working properly?  My current solution is to use winamp for ripping,
which
> > is fine, but I would still like to know whether I have done something to
> > cause this problem, and whether t can be fixed.
> > Thanks very much for any help.
> > Cris Hall
> >
> >
> >
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RE: running sound cards simultaneously

[Dane Trethowan]

Right!
Well I should have said that I don't use any Screen Reading package with 
software speech and if anyone wants to know my Screen Reading habits then 
feel free to ask me off-list but (for the record) I'm a free thinker so it 
naturally follows that I use Window-Eyes..


At 11:06 PM 12/30/2004, Jerry Berrier wrote:
Well, now you've got us curious.
Are you saying you have something better than JAWS?
"Ok, well I use 2 Sound Cards (or devices, which ever you like) here without
a problem though I don't use JFW or any software speech as this can
complicate issues, I have more computing power and resources at my disposal
etc but that's another topic for another day."
Today's another day, so please tell us about your resources.
Jerry
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Subject: Re: running sound cards simultaneously
Ok, well I use 2 Sound Cards (or devices, which ever you like) here without
a problem though I don't use JFW or any software speech as this can
complicate issues, I have more computing power and resources at my disposal
etc but that's another topic for another day.
Firstly, I tather that in order to use more than one software device, you
need to be using Windows XP, I use XP here and I have no trouble though
I've never tried using more than one sound device with Windows 98, ME etc.
Second, I'm told that for best results its best to use 2 completely
different sound devices (the example is given below of both internal and
external sound devices which sounds fare enough to me, in my case I use the
internal sound device which is placed on my Mother board and an Audigy
Sound Blaster card, the system works well with these 2 devices).
Third, make sure that your devices are configured correctly from the
control pannel, I have my Internal device configured so that all system
sounds and events are played through it.  If I want to do any further
configurations for the sound devices I do those directly from other
applications, (Winamp for instance, I go into the Output Tree of the
Preferences and configure the Waveout plug-in to play directly to my Sound
Blaster Audigy which is connected to my audio system), the trick seems to
be to bypass (wherever possible) that Microsoft Sound Mapper, and (if
installed) to Total Recorder driver etc.
Finally, be sure tthat all drivers for all sound devices are
up-to-date.  Be sure that the internal sound device (if you're planning to
use one) has been enabled from the CMOS and take note that Windows XP may
not be able to find some sound devices automatically so the option of using
a hardware speech synthesizer comes into its own here.
Cheers
At 12:11 PM 12/30/2004, Cris Hall wrote:
>Eventually, I would like to be able to run two sound cards
>simultaneously.  I got a creative audigy external for Christmas, but we
>couldn't get it to work properly with my intel integrated avance
>internal.  It seemed to be an either, or situation.  I don't like my
>internal, since it has no "What you hear", or "stereo mix" option, so any
>recommendations on both an internal and external sound card would be
welcome.
>Yes, i downloaded the F.S. instructions about how to configure jaws with
>sound cards, but that doesn`t necessarily mean that I will be able to get
>it to work for me.
>Thanks for any help.
>Cris Hall
>I posted this to blindtech as well, so apologies to those who have already
>read this.
>
>
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Re: windows media player and labeling tracks

[Kevin Lloyd]

Hi Cris.

>From memory, you can go to tools and then options to open up a multi-tab
dialogue.  The ripping tab has 2 buttons at the top of the page; one allows
you to change the folder to where you rip tracks and the other allows you to
change the file name format.

If I remember correctly, there's a combo box where you can check a checkbox
to have track numbers inserted at the beginning of the track name.

I uninstalled media player 10 a couple of weeks ago as I found it clashed
with my Notmad software that I use to transfer music to my creative jukebox.

Regards.

Kevin
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From: "Cris Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "pc audio" 
Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 7:27 AM
Subject: windows media player and labeling tracks


> I am using windows media player 10, and after ripping several cds without
> paying any attention to what was happening, I suddenly realized that wmp
> was labeling everything alphabetically, rather than numerically.  As far
as
> I know, wmp 9 did not do this.  Is there anything I can do to get it
> working properly?  My current solution is to use winamp for ripping, which
> is fine, but I would still like to know whether I have done something to
> cause this problem, and whether t can be fixed.
> Thanks very much for any help.
> Cris Hall
>
>
>
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Re: Burning CD's what do i need what to do and how to do it

[Susan Wojtecki]

I have purchased/downloaded  several tracks from Wallmart.com which are in
.wma format.  I don't know the steps to burning them using Windows Media
Player but was hoping to find a way to burn them along with other .mp3 files
to a CD.  I suspect the answer is no, but is there a program that will allow
me to burn from both formats without having to convert the .wma files to
.wav or .mp3 with a probable loss of quality?  I'd appreciate if anyone has
ideas on the best way to do this.  Many thanks in advance.

Susan






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Re: Good Sound Card

[Jerry Richer]

 Bruce!  A number of M-Audio cards come in at well under $200 these
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Re: og and daisy players?

[Cris Hall]

the plextalk - ptr1 ptn1 - will not, unfortunately.
Cris Hall
At 07:48 AM 30/12/2004, you wrote:
hi, will daisy players play og formats?
cheers!
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RE: og and daisy players?

[Aman Singer]

Hi.
There is, to the best of my knowledge, no hardware Daisy player that
will play .ogg format. 
Aman
 

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hi, will daisy players play og formats?
cheers!
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og and daisy players?

[simon.dowling]

hi, will daisy players play og formats?
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Need Help for dummies

[shannon]

Hello list,

I am slow in getting in the pool of digital. I would like to know if there
is info out here in the world written  for dummies?
I am looking for digital stuff 1o1. Grin!

I would like to understand the different file types their advantages and
disadvantages. How they work and what to use them for and what uses them.
What is the definitions of all these abbreviations I hear floating around in
my Alphabet soup.
If anyone has any info or places I can go to learn about this stuff I would
like to expand my horizons.

I have found that I know just enough to confuse myself  even more than when
I knew nothing!

I have a really nice mini MP3 recorder /player but I haven't the foggiest
idea what all that stuff means in the manual. They left out the much needed
Glossary of terms.
I need a pointer to the basics.
All I really know is that if I click on the file it should pop up in the
media player and do its thing. I have no idea how it works. How to
manipulate it or what I can do or not do  to files.

Like Schultz said, "I know nothing!"

If you can help I would be so appreciative.
Shannon


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Re: Talking books todigital files

[Joy Tilton]

What i do is, since I have the use of a four track recorder of the multitrack 
variety, I record with sound forge tracks 1 and 3 off the recorder, 1 
completely panned to the left and 3 completely panned to the right.  I record 
all this at 1 and 7/8 speed off the recorder and at a sampling rate of 44/100.
Then when I'm done, I'd select the content off a single channel and copy it to 
aanother window that is set for mono at a sampling rate of 22/050, then save 
the mono file according to the side number.
Tracks 1 and 3 are what I use since they both play in the same direction and 
one does not need to do any reversing.  Of course, again, this is for those of 
us with multitrack tape recorders.

*** REPLY SEPARATOR  ***

On 12/30/2004 at 6:56 Jerry Richer wrote:

Peter!  I haven't recorded a talking book from cassette to my computer
in quite a while so I don't remember the exact settings I used.  With Sound
Forge set to record at 11,025 samples per second, 16 bit, stereo I would
record a talking book cassette played in an ordinary stereo cassette player.
I could only do one side of a cassette at a time.  After recording I would
have a recording where two tracks played together and at twice their normal
speed.  With Sound Forge I could separate the tracks and slow them down.  I
always used Pitch Shift to slow them down but others use resampleing.  I
guess if I were doing it today I would record at 44,100 in order to preserve
as much of the audio quality as possible.  I would let the MP3 conversion
handle all the file compression.  For MP3s of speech files today I routinely
use 32 KBPS.  If you can't figure out part of this feel free to let me know.
I'd have to play a little to remember how some of this is done.
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Re: Talking books todigital files

[Jerry Richer]

 Peter!  I haven't recorded a talking book from cassette to my computer
in quite a while so I don't remember the exact settings I used.  With Sound
Forge set to record at 11,025 samples per second, 16 bit, stereo I would
record a talking book cassette played in an ordinary stereo cassette player.
I could only do one side of a cassette at a time.  After recording I would
have a recording where two tracks played together and at twice their normal
speed.  With Sound Forge I could separate the tracks and slow them down.  I
always used Pitch Shift to slow them down but others use resampleing.  I
guess if I were doing it today I would record at 44,100 in order to preserve
as much of the audio quality as possible.  I would let the MP3 conversion
handle all the file compression.  For MP3s of speech files today I routinely
use 32 KBPS.  If you can't figure out part of this feel free to let me know.
I'd have to play a little to remember how some of this is done.
 Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays.

Chirp|Chirp|Chirp: It's the Bat, Bat Arhonious Software
! New DEC-TALK USB: $650.00, www.chirpingbat.com/dectalkusb.shtml
! Gyration RF Wireless 100 foot range keyboard: $199.00,
www.chirpingbat.com/rfkeyboard.shtml
! J-Say without Naturally Speaking: Standard $345.00, Professional $575.00,
www.chirpingbat.com/j-say.shtml
! Window Eyes 4.5: $700, includes delivery in the USA,
www.ChirpingBat.Com/windoweyes.shtml
! Triple Talk: USB $450, PCI $350, includes delivery in the USA, add $30
outside, www.ChirpingBat.Com/tripletalk.shtml
! Sound Forge 7.0 with Noise Reduction 2.0 and CD Architect 5.0: $299,
includes delivery in the USA, www.ChirpingBat.Com/soundforge.shtml
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etc.
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Re: Talking books todigital files

[Jerry Richer]

 Porta Studios are / were used by aspiring musicians and garage bands to
make multi-track audio recordings in their home or garage rather than paying
some professional studio.  These devices are available as cassette or
digital recorders for as little as $100.00.  The trade name "Porta Studio"
has been around for at least 20 years.
 Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays.

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outside, www.ChirpingBat.Com/tripletalk.shtml
! Sound Forge 7.0 with Noise Reduction 2.0 and CD Architect 5.0: $299,
includes delivery in the USA, www.ChirpingBat.Com/soundforge.shtml
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etc.
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RE: running sound cards simultaneously

[Jerry Berrier]

Well, now you've got us curious.
Are you saying you have something better than JAWS?

"Ok, well I use 2 Sound Cards (or devices, which ever you like) here without

a problem though I don't use JFW or any software speech as this can 
complicate issues, I have more computing power and resources at my disposal 
etc but that's another topic for another day."

Today's another day, so please tell us about your resources.

Jerry

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Dane Trethowan
Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 11:04 PM
To: PC audio discussion list. 
Subject: Re: running sound cards simultaneously


Ok, well I use 2 Sound Cards (or devices, which ever you like) here without 
a problem though I don't use JFW or any software speech as this can 
complicate issues, I have more computing power and resources at my disposal 
etc but that's another topic for another day.

Firstly, I tather that in order to use more than one software device, you 
need to be using Windows XP, I use XP here and I have no trouble though 
I've never tried using more than one sound device with Windows 98, ME etc.

Second, I'm told that for best results its best to use 2 completely 
different sound devices (the example is given below of both internal and 
external sound devices which sounds fare enough to me, in my case I use the 
internal sound device which is placed on my Mother board and an Audigy 
Sound Blaster card, the system works well with these 2 devices).

Third, make sure that your devices are configured correctly from the 
control pannel, I have my Internal device configured so that all system 
sounds and events are played through it.  If I want to do any further 
configurations for the sound devices I do those directly from other 
applications, (Winamp for instance, I go into the Output Tree of the 
Preferences and configure the Waveout plug-in to play directly to my Sound 
Blaster Audigy which is connected to my audio system), the trick seems to 
be to bypass (wherever possible) that Microsoft Sound Mapper, and (if 
installed) to Total Recorder driver etc.

Finally, be sure tthat all drivers for all sound devices are 
up-to-date.  Be sure that the internal sound device (if you're planning to 
use one) has been enabled from the CMOS and take note that Windows XP may 
not be able to find some sound devices automatically so the option of using 
a hardware speech synthesizer comes into its own here.

Cheers

At 12:11 PM 12/30/2004, Cris Hall wrote:

>Eventually, I would like to be able to run two sound cards
>simultaneously.  I got a creative audigy external for Christmas, but we 
>couldn't get it to work properly with my intel integrated avance 
>internal.  It seemed to be an either, or situation.  I don't like my 
>internal, since it has no "What you hear", or "stereo mix" option, so any 
>recommendations on both an internal and external sound card would be
welcome.
>Yes, i downloaded the F.S. instructions about how to configure jaws with 
>sound cards, but that doesn`t necessarily mean that I will be able to get 
>it to work for me.
>Thanks for any help.
>Cris Hall
>I posted this to blindtech as well, so apologies to those who have already 
>read this.
>
>
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Finding Radio station play lists easier with Windows Media Player 10

[Johnathan Richards]

Hi, John here

I'm also using MP 10 myself, the way I access anything like that is I go to
the View menu I think it is called anyway the second menu is what I mean and
arrow down to the sub menu option that says Go to: press arrow right once
and arrow down till you come to Radio and then press enter and then you will
be returned to windows media player and hopefully you will be in the radio
station list with my one when I do that, I always end up straight away in
the radio stations list

I hope this has helped

Please get back to me if I can be any more help

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radiostations in MediaPlayer Playlist?

> Hi,
> I am still seeking an  answer if there is a reliable commandto go directly
> into the list of radio stations stored in
> My Playlists?
> Every mmethod I have tried with media Player 10  does not work reliably
> hence why I am asking again.
> Many thanks.
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Adding pree-sets

[Samuel]

Hi, how do I add pre-sets with Goldwave? Samuel.
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Re: Good Sound Card

[Sun Sparkle]

a creative labs soundblaster auigy 2 zs
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> I want a good sound card for doing audio editing. Can someone recommend
> what they feel is the best card that is currently being manufactured for,
> say, under $200? I don't need it for software speech.
>
> Bruce
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Re: Playing real audio content

[mimi]

How do you use Quickmix and save your
settings?  I'm running Window-Eyes 4.5
SP 4 and Windows 98SE.

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Microsoft Anti-Spyware Preview

[Roger R. Cusson]

 This article is taken from


 http://www.winsupersite.com/reviews/ms_antispyware_preview.asp.   
 

Microsoft Anti-Spyware Preview


 On December 17, 2004, Microsoft announced the acquisition of an
 anti-spyware company,
 surprising many in the industry. The acquisition is notable for two
 reasons. First,
 Microsoft had already revealed its intention to get into the
 anti-spyware market.
 Second, the company it purchased, Giant Software Company, was largely
 an unknown
 in the industry. But in a rare moment of luck, I'd actually been a fan,
 customer,
 and advocate of Giant AntiSpyware, as their anti-spyware solution is
 logically named,


 for several months. In fact, I've found it to be far more effective
 than the industry
 darlings, Ad-aware and Spybot Search & Destroy. And I've been
 recommending it to
 friends and family ever since.


 But wait, the luck doesn't end there. While my experience using Giant
 Antispyware
 gives me a unique perspective of this product, I was also lucky enough
 to interview
 Giant co-founder Andrew Newman just days before his company was
 purchased by Microsoft.
 Newman discussed with me Giant's plans for future versions of the
 product, including
 a centrally-managed enterprise version
 that, I suspect, played a large part in Microsoft's interest. Newman
 explained
 to me why Giant's approach to tackling spyware is superior to that of
 the competition,
 and provided some valuable insight into how spyware can be confronted
 and defeated.


 First, a bit about Giant
 Giant Software Company was founded by Ron Franczyk and Andrew Newman in
 Chicago in
 November 2000. The pair were both working in corporations and were
 frustrated by
 spam and the horrible anti-spam solutions that were available at the
 time. Rallying
 around the message "Online Peace of Mind," the two started Giant
 Software Company
 with the goal of creating a better anti-spam mousetrap. The resulting
 product, Giant
 Spam Inspector, now protects over 2 million email inboxes from spam.
 Despite their name, Giant Software Company was never a giant company.
 It grew from
 the two cofounders to 11 employees who are today based in Chicago,
 Atlanta, and New
 York, and it also sells a pop-up ad blocker and the anti-spyware
 solution that we're
 now most interested in. But Giant has been profitable and
 self-sustaining since its
 inception, Newman told me, and its products are currently used by
 almost 1 million
 customers. That success, he said, has been driven by Giant's
 community-based approach.
 "We decided to leverage the power of community and create an anti-spam
 community,"
 he said. "Many products are like that now, including Cloudmark and
 others. But there
 wasn't anything like that four years ago. We allow the Internet
 community to help
 us solve a huge problem, and we build into that system an intelligent
 approach to
 anti-spam that combines [traditional anti-spam] rules with heuristics."


 About a year ago, Giant began looking into anti-spyware for both
 consumers and enterprises.
 Here, the company knew it could use some of its existing anti-spam
 technology. But
 it also solidified its community-based approach into a community Web
 site called
 Spynet, which helps ensure that Giant customers know about spyware
 threats before
 anyone else. Spynet was an immediate success, with over 200,000
 contributors in its
 first month alone.


 Why Giant AntiSpyware is better
 Because many of the companies that are getting into the anti-spyware
 market come
 from an anti-spam background, they tend to bring with them the habits
 and methods
 that worked there. That makes some sense, Newman told me, because
 spyware is essentially
 an extension of spam, or the technological successor to spam. However,
 Newman told
 me that battling spam and spyware are not identical. That's because
 spyware is typically
 more pathological and invasive than is spam.
 "Windows was developed as a platform, and is extremely extensible, so
 we can integrate
 into the system," Newman said. "The problem is, anyone can do that,
 including malware
 writers." To effectively fight spyware, he said, you need software that
 can do more
 than just look at a file, poll a list of known bad files, and identify
 it as good
 or malicious. Spyware often imitates legitimate files, or finds ways of
 hiding itself
 on your system. For this reason, Giant AntiSpyware uses logic that is
 based partially
 on feedback from Spynet to examine the "genetic fingerprints" of files
 and determine
 whether those files are valid. "We can detect variations of files,"
 Newman said.
 "The way anti-virus works is it looks at strings and patterns in file.
 This looks
 at the file as a whole. They're completely different approaches."
 Indeed, the signature-based methods used to combat spam are ineffective
 against spyware,
 because the methods spyware use to attack your system change so often.
 Newman said


 Giant AntiSpyware provides a three-pronged attack on spy

Re: Power Screw On C-crane FM Transmitter?

[mimi]

Hey, Rusty!
I'm an Xm-er, too.  Love the service.
It's more than a year since I got it.
LIsten to it all the time.

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Re: Playing real audio content

[Harry Lyddall]

can u update me on the info on real player changes in recording? is there 
anything about streaming?
thanks
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PalTalk Scripts For JFW

[Roger R. Cusson]

For any users of PalTalk, we have new scripts out.

If you go to:

http://support.paltalk.com

and click on the download link from that main page, you will find the latest
version of not only the scripts but, the PalTalk 7 Messenger program, which
is up to build 43.

Have fun.

Roger R. Cusson
Computer Access Specialist
Seeing Hands Enterprises - Lisbon, Maine
(207) 353-5007
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Re: Power Screw On C-crane FM Transmitter?

[Rocker]

You can also get their with 
www.ccradio.com
hth...rocker
 
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The C Crane FM transmitter costs $69.95 from the C Crane company.
pphone:  800-522-8863.

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MP 10 and DVD Cotticks

[Johnathan Richards]

Hi everyone John here

I've got a question if someone can please help me

I've got Windows XP Pro and Office 2003 and I'm using Windows Media Player
10 and I can't play any DVD's I've got a DVD drive in the computer but when
I try to play DVD's I'm told the cottecks for DVD playing are not installed
and it gives me a web site to go to and when I go to that address I'm told
there is charges for them

Can someonee help please

Get back to me on the following E-mail Address at the bottom of this E-mail
message

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how do i install the nero plugins from the nero plugins site they do not
seem to be working for me.
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Re: running sound cards simultaneously

[Dane Trethowan]

Ok, well I use 2 Sound Cards (or devices, which ever you like) here without 
a problem though I don't use JFW or any software speech as this can 
complicate issues, I have more computing power and resources at my disposal 
etc but that's another topic for another day.

Firstly, I tather that in order to use more than one software device, you 
need to be using Windows XP, I use XP here and I have no trouble though 
I've never tried using more than one sound device with Windows 98, ME etc.

Second, I'm told that for best results its best to use 2 completely 
different sound devices (the example is given below of both internal and 
external sound devices which sounds fare enough to me, in my case I use the 
internal sound device which is placed on my Mother board and an Audigy 
Sound Blaster card, the system works well with these 2 devices).

Third, make sure that your devices are configured correctly from the 
control pannel, I have my Internal device configured so that all system 
sounds and events are played through it.  If I want to do any further 
configurations for the sound devices I do those directly from other 
applications, (Winamp for instance, I go into the Output Tree of the 
Preferences and configure the Waveout plug-in to play directly to my Sound 
Blaster Audigy which is connected to my audio system), the trick seems to 
be to bypass (wherever possible) that Microsoft Sound Mapper, and (if 
installed) to Total Recorder driver etc.

Finally, be sure tthat all drivers for all sound devices are 
up-to-date.  Be sure that the internal sound device (if you're planning to 
use one) has been enabled from the CMOS and take note that Windows XP may 
not be able to find some sound devices automatically so the option of using 
a hardware speech synthesizer comes into its own here.

Cheers
At 12:11 PM 12/30/2004, Cris Hall wrote:
Eventually, I would like to be able to run two sound cards 
simultaneously.  I got a creative audigy external for Christmas, but we 
couldn't get it to work properly with my intel integrated avance 
internal.  It seemed to be an either, or situation.  I don't like my 
internal, since it has no "What you hear", or "stereo mix" option, so any 
recommendations on both an internal and external sound card would be welcome.
Yes, i downloaded the F.S. instructions about how to configure jaws with 
sound cards, but that doesn`t necessarily mean that I will be able to get 
it to work for me.
Thanks for any help.
Cris Hall
I posted this to blindtech as well, so apologies to those who have already 
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Re: PANASONIC RXD29 CD RADIO CASSETTE BOOM-BOXK

[Dane Trethowan]

Not as far as I'm aware no! haven't tried that to be honest so I'll give it 
a go.

At 01:04 PM 12/28/2004, Marco Curralejo wrote:
does it play .ogg?
marco.
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Subject: PANASONIC RXD29 CD RADIO CASSETTE BOOM-BOXK
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Greetings!
I got a Panasonic rxD29 CD radio cassette recorder for Christmas and I'm
thinking of reviewing it for this list, would anyone be interested?
What's so special about this boom-box? Well, it plays MP3 and WMA files on
either CD-ROM or CD-RW CD'S and does this job very well with a choice of
decoder software, various surround-sound modes etc.
To my knowledge, this portable is the first of its kind made by a leading
consumer electronics manufacturer to be marketed in Australia, and as far as
I'm aware, other manufacturers like Sony etc are not marketing any such
device
with so many detailed features etc.  Teac have a CD radio which will do the
job
at  half the price but... well... you get what you pay for and the Teac is a
toy compared to the Panasonic beauty.
Its odd really as you see plenty of CD walkmans and CD micro/mini systems
which
play MP3 but not too many boom-boxes which do it.
Anyway if their is enough interest? then I'll draft my impressions.
Its interesting to note that these things can be a bit hard to track down,
all
the places that my Father visited before Christmas had run out of stock.
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