Re: Satellite Radio

2005-11-08 Thread Tim Grady
It is just a button you hit.  Just give me a little time to look it 
up in the manual.
At 10:21 PM 11/8/2005, you wrote:
>Hi The message that is flashing is telling that trafic
>reports for pixburg and detroit are les than 4 minutes
>away or something to that affect.  When this happens I
>can not do anything with the remote except turn it of
>and back on again and so I have to wait it out for a
>few seconds and all is well again.
>
>If you could figure oout how to turn this off that
>would be a big hlp.
>
>Matthew
>
>
>
>--- Tim Grady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > When you hear that beep it usually means that a
> > message is flashing
> > on your display.  I stopped it once but I forgot
> > how.  See if you can
> > get someone to read the display when you hear the
> > beep and I'll look it up.
> > At 01:32 PM 11/8/2005, you wrote:
> > >Hi I have serious radio.  I live iin ohio and I
> > notest
> > >that if it raining I do not have the a good
> > singnel.
> > >If it is at night I have the same resaults.  I
> > listen
> > >to just about everything they have as far as music.
> >  I
> > >do have one question for any one who has serious.
> > >
> > >Do you receive a beeping noise every few minutes
> > with
> > >has a screen that says pixburg and detoy reports
> > les
> > >than 4 minutes?  If so have you found a way to turn
> > >that off?  It is very annoying.
> > >
> > >Matthew
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >--- Tim Grady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > > > Depends also where you live.  For example, I
> > live in
> > > > the DC area.  I
> > > > had Sirius for about a year because they seem to
> > > > have better
> > > > programing, however their repeater system wasn't
> > as
> > > > extensive down
> > > > here as XM's, so I switched to XM because I
> > didn't
> > > > have an
> > > > unobstructed view of the sky and needed the
> > repeater
> > > > system.  Sirius
> > > > does carry more sports like the NBA and NFL and
> > more
> > > > college football
> > > > than XM.  XM does carry some college football
> > but
> > > > not as much as
> > > > Sirius.  Sirius also has a few more talk and
> > other
> > > > channels like
> > > > Courttv Radio, only I don't off hand remember
> > what
> > > > they are.  On the
> > > > other hand, XM does carry baseball, and this is
> > just
> > > > my opinion, but
> > > > their channel lineup does seem to be better
> > > > organized.  XM used to be
> > > > cheaper than Sirius, but it isn't any more.  I
> > think
> > > > it depends on
> > > > what part of the country you live in.  If you
> > were a
> > > > sports fan or a
> > > > talk radio fan then you should go with Sirius,
> > > > unless you live in the
> > > > DC area or realy want the baseball.
> > > > At 06:25 PM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
> > > > >I wanted news services, talk radio from the
> > > > nationally syndicated
> > > > >set, Sea Span, financial news, etc.  The music
> > is
> > > > nice, but not
> > > > >essential.  Frankly, I'd like baseball,
> > basketball
> > > > and football,
> > > > >college and pro.
> > > > >
> > > > >   - Original Message -
> > > > >   From: Chris Skarstad
> > > > >   To: PC audio discussion list.
> > > > >   Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 2:25 AM
> > > > >   Subject: Re: Satellite Radio
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >   Hi.  If you really are leaning toward
> > Sirius,
> > > > wait for the S50 to be
> > > > >   released sometime soon.
> > > > >   Not sure of the accessibility of the thing,
> > but
> > > > the word is that it's
> > > > >   supposed to allow you to record up to 50
> > hours
> > > > of content.  To
> > > > > me, XM radio
> > > > >   is a much better service, but it's all in
> > what
> > > > you want.
> > > > >   If you like Major League Baseball, Opie and
> > > > Anthony and a wide
> > > > > selection of
> > > > >   music and talk, xm is your service. If you
> > like
> > > > the NFL and more of the
> > > > >   popular tunes, and Howard Stern coming in
> > > > January, then you want Sirius.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > >   At 12:45 AM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
> > > > >   >What's the current situation in satellite
> > > > radio?  I'm leaning toward
> > > > >   >Sirius, but don't want to own a useless
> > piece
> > > > of hardware.
> > > > >   >Thanks.
> > > > >
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Trying to download winamp

2005-11-08 Thread matthew dyer
Good evening listers.

I have a problem when trying to download winamp 5.11. 
I get as far as trying to save the file, but if I try
to tell i.e ware I want the file saved I am thrown out
of i.e compleetely.  I went to www.winamp.com.  I am
not sure why this is happening.  Has any one else had
this problem?

Thanks.

Matthew



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Re: Satellite Radio

2005-11-08 Thread matthew dyer
Hi The message that is flashing is telling that trafic
reports for pixburg and detroit are les than 4 minutes
away or something to that affect.  When this happens I
can not do anything with the remote except turn it of
and back on again and so I have to wait it out for a
few seconds and all is well again.

If you could figure oout how to turn this off that
would be a big hlp.

Matthew



--- Tim Grady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> When you hear that beep it usually means that a
> message is flashing 
> on your display.  I stopped it once but I forgot
> how.  See if you can 
> get someone to read the display when you hear the
> beep and I'll look it up.
> At 01:32 PM 11/8/2005, you wrote:
> >Hi I have serious radio.  I live iin ohio and I
> notest
> >that if it raining I do not have the a good
> singnel.
> >If it is at night I have the same resaults.  I
> listen
> >to just about everything they have as far as music.
>  I
> >do have one question for any one who has serious.
> >
> >Do you receive a beeping noise every few minutes
> with
> >has a screen that says pixburg and detoy reports
> les
> >than 4 minutes?  If so have you found a way to turn
> >that off?  It is very annoying.
> >
> >Matthew
> >
> >
> >
> >--- Tim Grady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > Depends also where you live.  For example, I
> live in
> > > the DC area.  I
> > > had Sirius for about a year because they seem to
> > > have better
> > > programing, however their repeater system wasn't
> as
> > > extensive down
> > > here as XM's, so I switched to XM because I
> didn't
> > > have an
> > > unobstructed view of the sky and needed the
> repeater
> > > system.  Sirius
> > > does carry more sports like the NBA and NFL and
> more
> > > college football
> > > than XM.  XM does carry some college football
> but
> > > not as much as
> > > Sirius.  Sirius also has a few more talk and
> other
> > > channels like
> > > Courttv Radio, only I don't off hand remember
> what
> > > they are.  On the
> > > other hand, XM does carry baseball, and this is
> just
> > > my opinion, but
> > > their channel lineup does seem to be better
> > > organized.  XM used to be
> > > cheaper than Sirius, but it isn't any more.  I
> think
> > > it depends on
> > > what part of the country you live in.  If you
> were a
> > > sports fan or a
> > > talk radio fan then you should go with Sirius,
> > > unless you live in the
> > > DC area or realy want the baseball.
> > > At 06:25 PM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
> > > >I wanted news services, talk radio from the
> > > nationally syndicated
> > > >set, Sea Span, financial news, etc.  The music
> is
> > > nice, but not
> > > >essential.  Frankly, I'd like baseball,
> basketball
> > > and football,
> > > >college and pro.
> > > >
> > > >   - Original Message -
> > > >   From: Chris Skarstad
> > > >   To: PC audio discussion list.
> > > >   Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 2:25 AM
> > > >   Subject: Re: Satellite Radio
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >   Hi.  If you really are leaning toward
> Sirius,
> > > wait for the S50 to be
> > > >   released sometime soon.
> > > >   Not sure of the accessibility of the thing,
> but
> > > the word is that it's
> > > >   supposed to allow you to record up to 50
> hours
> > > of content.  To
> > > > me, XM radio
> > > >   is a much better service, but it's all in
> what
> > > you want.
> > > >   If you like Major League Baseball, Opie and
> > > Anthony and a wide
> > > > selection of
> > > >   music and talk, xm is your service. If you
> like
> > > the NFL and more of the
> > > >   popular tunes, and Howard Stern coming in
> > > January, then you want Sirius.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >   At 12:45 AM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
> > > >   >What's the current situation in satellite
> > > radio?  I'm leaning toward
> > > >   >Sirius, but don't want to own a useless
> piece
> > > of hardware.
> > > >   >Thanks.
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slight correction, was Re: Satellite Radio

2005-11-08 Thread Chris Skarstad
 Hi
Just a slight correction.  Sirius is spelled
s,i,r,i,u,s.
It's named after the star in the sky, also known as the dog star.
The company logo is a little dog.
So it's not serious, as in this is totally serious, but Sirius as in the star.








 At 08:14 PM 11/8/2005, you wrote:
>When you hear that beep it usually means that a message is flashing
>on your display.  I stopped it once but I forgot how.  See if you can
>get someone to read the display when you hear the beep and I'll look it up.
>At 01:32 PM 11/8/2005, you wrote:
> >Hi I have serious radio.  I live iin ohio and I notest
> >that if it raining I do not have the a good singnel.
> >If it is at night I have the same resaults.  I listen
> >to just about everything they have as far as music.  I
> >do have one question for any one who has serious.
> >
> >Do you receive a beeping noise every few minutes with
> >has a screen that says pixburg and detoy reports les
> >than 4 minutes?  If so have you found a way to turn
> >that off?  It is very annoying.
> >
> >Matthew
> >
> >
> >
> >--- Tim Grady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > Depends also where you live.  For example, I live in
> > > the DC area.  I
> > > had Sirius for about a year because they seem to
> > > have better
> > > programing, however their repeater system wasn't as
> > > extensive down
> > > here as XM's, so I switched to XM because I didn't
> > > have an
> > > unobstructed view of the sky and needed the repeater
> > > system.  Sirius
> > > does carry more sports like the NBA and NFL and more
> > > college football
> > > than XM.  XM does carry some college football but
> > > not as much as
> > > Sirius.  Sirius also has a few more talk and other
> > > channels like
> > > Courttv Radio, only I don't off hand remember what
> > > they are.  On the
> > > other hand, XM does carry baseball, and this is just
> > > my opinion, but
> > > their channel lineup does seem to be better
> > > organized.  XM used to be
> > > cheaper than Sirius, but it isn't any more.  I think
> > > it depends on
> > > what part of the country you live in.  If you were a
> > > sports fan or a
> > > talk radio fan then you should go with Sirius,
> > > unless you live in the
> > > DC area or realy want the baseball.
> > > At 06:25 PM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
> > > >I wanted news services, talk radio from the
> > > nationally syndicated
> > > >set, Sea Span, financial news, etc.  The music is
> > > nice, but not
> > > >essential.  Frankly, I'd like baseball, basketball
> > > and football,
> > > >college and pro.
> > > >
> > > >   - Original Message -
> > > >   From: Chris Skarstad
> > > >   To: PC audio discussion list.
> > > >   Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 2:25 AM
> > > >   Subject: Re: Satellite Radio
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >   Hi.  If you really are leaning toward Sirius,
> > > wait for the S50 to be
> > > >   released sometime soon.
> > > >   Not sure of the accessibility of the thing, but
> > > the word is that it's
> > > >   supposed to allow you to record up to 50 hours
> > > of content.  To
> > > > me, XM radio
> > > >   is a much better service, but it's all in what
> > > you want.
> > > >   If you like Major League Baseball, Opie and
> > > Anthony and a wide
> > > > selection of
> > > >   music and talk, xm is your service. If you like
> > > the NFL and more of the
> > > >   popular tunes, and Howard Stern coming in
> > > January, then you want Sirius.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >   At 12:45 AM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
> > > >   >What's the current situation in satellite
> > > radio?  I'm leaning toward
> > > >   >Sirius, but don't want to own a useless piece
> > > of hardware.
> > > >   >Thanks.
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Re: Satellite Radio

2005-11-08 Thread Tim Grady
When you hear that beep it usually means that a message is flashing 
on your display.  I stopped it once but I forgot how.  See if you can 
get someone to read the display when you hear the beep and I'll look it up.
At 01:32 PM 11/8/2005, you wrote:
>Hi I have serious radio.  I live iin ohio and I notest
>that if it raining I do not have the a good singnel.
>If it is at night I have the same resaults.  I listen
>to just about everything they have as far as music.  I
>do have one question for any one who has serious.
>
>Do you receive a beeping noise every few minutes with
>has a screen that says pixburg and detoy reports les
>than 4 minutes?  If so have you found a way to turn
>that off?  It is very annoying.
>
>Matthew
>
>
>
>--- Tim Grady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Depends also where you live.  For example, I live in
> > the DC area.  I
> > had Sirius for about a year because they seem to
> > have better
> > programing, however their repeater system wasn't as
> > extensive down
> > here as XM's, so I switched to XM because I didn't
> > have an
> > unobstructed view of the sky and needed the repeater
> > system.  Sirius
> > does carry more sports like the NBA and NFL and more
> > college football
> > than XM.  XM does carry some college football but
> > not as much as
> > Sirius.  Sirius also has a few more talk and other
> > channels like
> > Courttv Radio, only I don't off hand remember what
> > they are.  On the
> > other hand, XM does carry baseball, and this is just
> > my opinion, but
> > their channel lineup does seem to be better
> > organized.  XM used to be
> > cheaper than Sirius, but it isn't any more.  I think
> > it depends on
> > what part of the country you live in.  If you were a
> > sports fan or a
> > talk radio fan then you should go with Sirius,
> > unless you live in the
> > DC area or realy want the baseball.
> > At 06:25 PM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
> > >I wanted news services, talk radio from the
> > nationally syndicated
> > >set, Sea Span, financial news, etc.  The music is
> > nice, but not
> > >essential.  Frankly, I'd like baseball, basketball
> > and football,
> > >college and pro.
> > >
> > >   - Original Message -
> > >   From: Chris Skarstad
> > >   To: PC audio discussion list.
> > >   Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 2:25 AM
> > >   Subject: Re: Satellite Radio
> > >
> > >
> > >   Hi.  If you really are leaning toward Sirius,
> > wait for the S50 to be
> > >   released sometime soon.
> > >   Not sure of the accessibility of the thing, but
> > the word is that it's
> > >   supposed to allow you to record up to 50 hours
> > of content.  To
> > > me, XM radio
> > >   is a much better service, but it's all in what
> > you want.
> > >   If you like Major League Baseball, Opie and
> > Anthony and a wide
> > > selection of
> > >   music and talk, xm is your service. If you like
> > the NFL and more of the
> > >   popular tunes, and Howard Stern coming in
> > January, then you want Sirius.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >   At 12:45 AM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
> > >   >What's the current situation in satellite
> > radio?  I'm leaning toward
> > >   >Sirius, but don't want to own a useless piece
> > of hardware.
> > >   >Thanks.
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Re: ogg vorbis question

2005-11-08 Thread Bruce Toews
In case this is confusing, it's easy CD-DA Extractor. I would recommend 
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synthesizer that pronounces the z as zed.

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> Rusty, Denny Daughters spake thusly:-
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>> I use razorlame to encode from wave to mp3 and back.  You can
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>> encoder that encodes from wave to ogg and back again and encodes
>> batches of files? Thanks.
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Re: ogg vorbis question

2005-11-08 Thread russell Bourgoin
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> encoder that encodes from wave to ogg and back again and encodes 
> batches of files? Thanks.
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Re: ogg vorbis question

2005-11-08 Thread Bruce Toews
Gold Wave does an admirable job with this.

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On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, Denny Daughters wrote:

> Hi listers,
>I use razorlame to encode from wave to mp3 and back.  You can do several 
> files at once.  Any of you know of a good ogg vorbis encoder that encodes 
> from wave to ogg and back again and encodes batches of files? Thanks.
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Re: sam broadcaster

2005-11-08 Thread Brent Harding
It would be cool if it was speech friendly. It seems to do a lot. I wonder 
how people are doing the remote DJ'ing thing. Or is that one of the things 
sam does, a sam client at the DJ's place accessing a sam server some where 
to play songs and whatever in a stream that never stops to have to 
reconnect.

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> Hi list:
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> Anyone using this software and is it speech friendly with JFW?  Thanks!
>
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ogg vorbis question

2005-11-08 Thread Denny Daughters
Hi listers,
I use razorlame to encode from wave to mp3 and back.  You can do several 
files at once.  Any of you know of a good ogg vorbis encoder that encodes from 
wave to ogg and back again and encodes batches of files? Thanks.
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station playlist creator

2005-11-08 Thread Reese
Hi list:

Another question for you all here.  Anyone have success with station playlist 
creator making your playlist?  I wish to create several rotations with fast 
music in the morning and slower songs at night.  However, the program seems to 
loose speech in some areas.  Anyone with tips here please feel free to post 
here or send me private messages if you think it could tie up the list here.  
Thanks!

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sam broadcaster

2005-11-08 Thread Reese
Hi list:

Anyone using this software and is it speech friendly with JFW?  Thanks!

Reese
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Re: Satellite Radio

2005-11-08 Thread Gary Petraccaro
Well, it looks like I will have to pick and choose.  Not sure I can justify the 
expense.  My local stereo shop sells both, so I can get a listen there.

  - Original Message - 
  From: Tim Grady 
  To: PC audio discussion list. 
  Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 1:01 PM
  Subject: Re: Satellite Radio


  Depends also where you live.  For example, I live in the DC area.  I 
  had Sirius for about a year because they seem to have better 
  programing, however their repeater system wasn't as extensive down 
  here as XM's, so I switched to XM because I didn't have an 
  unobstructed view of the sky and needed the repeater system.  Sirius 
  does carry more sports like the NBA and NFL and more college football 
  than XM.  XM does carry some college football but not as much as 
  Sirius.  Sirius also has a few more talk and other channels like 
  Courttv Radio, only I don't off hand remember what they are.  On the 
  other hand, XM does carry baseball, and this is just my opinion, but 
  their channel lineup does seem to be better organized.  XM used to be 
  cheaper than Sirius, but it isn't any more.  I think it depends on 
  what part of the country you live in.  If you were a sports fan or a 
  talk radio fan then you should go with Sirius, unless you live in the 
  DC area or realy want the baseball.
  At 06:25 PM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
  >I wanted news services, talk radio from the nationally syndicated 
  >set, Sea Span, financial news, etc.  The music is nice, but not 
  >essential.  Frankly, I'd like baseball, basketball and football, 
  >college and pro.
  >
  >   - Original Message -
  >   From: Chris Skarstad
  >   To: PC audio discussion list.
  >   Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 2:25 AM
  >   Subject: Re: Satellite Radio
  >
  >
  >   Hi.  If you really are leaning toward Sirius, wait for the S50 to be
  >   released sometime soon.
  >   Not sure of the accessibility of the thing, but the word is that it's
  >   supposed to allow you to record up to 50 hours of content.  To 
  > me, XM radio
  >   is a much better service, but it's all in what you want.
  >   If you like Major League Baseball, Opie and Anthony and a wide 
  > selection of
  >   music and talk, xm is your service. If you like the NFL and more of the
  >   popular tunes, and Howard Stern coming in January, then you want Sirius.
  >
  >
  >
  >
  >
  >   At 12:45 AM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
  >   >What's the current situation in satellite radio?  I'm leaning toward
  >   >Sirius, but don't want to own a useless piece of hardware.
  >   >Thanks.
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Re: Satellite Radio

2005-11-08 Thread Gary Petraccaro
Oh, wow.  Doesn't sound worth it, I guess.  Wish they had a player to access 
both and you could switch.
This all started because I was thinking about getting the RadioShark for 
somewhat similar purposes and it had very bad reception and the software was 
way inaccessible.  Then, I found out that my boombox didn't do certain mp3s at 
all, while others had it making horrible popping sounds.  I thought I could 
kill two birds with one stone, so to speak.
Guess not.

  - Original Message - 
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  To: PC audio discussion list. 
  Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 12:07 AM
  Subject: Re: Satellite Radio


   If you want everything you mentioned you'd better buy both  
  services.  Sirrius has the NFL and some college football with the  
  south eastern conference.  XM has MLB plus big 10, acc and pac 10 in  
  college football.  Both have the NHL untill 2007 when it becomes  
  exclusive to xm.

  XM now has exclusive rights to Air America Radio while both carry the  
  Ed Schultz show.Both services have the Dave Ramsey show.  I'm not  
  sure who has the exclusive rights to what show in conservative talk.
  On Nov 6, 2005, at 5:25 PM, Gary Petraccaro wrote:

  > I wanted news services, talk radio from the nationally syndicated  
  > set, Sea Span, financial news, etc.  The music is nice, but not  
  > essential.  Frankly, I'd like baseball, basketball and football,  
  > college and pro.
  >
  >   - Original Message -
  >   From: Chris Skarstad
  >   To: PC audio discussion list.
  >   Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 2:25 AM
  >   Subject: Re: Satellite Radio
  >
  >
  >   Hi.  If you really are leaning toward Sirius, wait for the S50 to be
  >   released sometime soon.
  >   Not sure of the accessibility of the thing, but the word is that  
  > it's
  >   supposed to allow you to record up to 50 hours of content.  To  
  > me, XM radio
  >   is a much better service, but it's all in what you want.
  >   If you like Major League Baseball, Opie and Anthony and a wide  
  > selection of
  >   music and talk, xm is your service. If you like the NFL and more  
  > of the
  >   popular tunes, and Howard Stern coming in January, then you want  
  > Sirius.
  >
  >
  >
  >
  >
  >   At 12:45 AM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
  >
  >> What's the current situation in satellite radio?  I'm leaning toward
  >> Sirius, but don't want to own a useless piece of hardware.
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Re: Satellite Radio

2005-11-08 Thread matthew dyer
Hi I have serious radio.  I live iin ohio and I notest
that if it raining I do not have the a good singnel. 
If it is at night I have the same resaults.  I listen
to just about everything they have as far as music.  I
do have one question for any one who has serious.  

Do you receive a beeping noise every few minutes with
has a screen that says pixburg and detoy reports les
than 4 minutes?  If so have you found a way to turn
that off?  It is very annoying.

Matthew



--- Tim Grady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Depends also where you live.  For example, I live in
> the DC area.  I 
> had Sirius for about a year because they seem to
> have better 
> programing, however their repeater system wasn't as
> extensive down 
> here as XM's, so I switched to XM because I didn't
> have an 
> unobstructed view of the sky and needed the repeater
> system.  Sirius 
> does carry more sports like the NBA and NFL and more
> college football 
> than XM.  XM does carry some college football but
> not as much as 
> Sirius.  Sirius also has a few more talk and other
> channels like 
> Courttv Radio, only I don't off hand remember what
> they are.  On the 
> other hand, XM does carry baseball, and this is just
> my opinion, but 
> their channel lineup does seem to be better
> organized.  XM used to be 
> cheaper than Sirius, but it isn't any more.  I think
> it depends on 
> what part of the country you live in.  If you were a
> sports fan or a 
> talk radio fan then you should go with Sirius,
> unless you live in the 
> DC area or realy want the baseball.
> At 06:25 PM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
> >I wanted news services, talk radio from the
> nationally syndicated 
> >set, Sea Span, financial news, etc.  The music is
> nice, but not 
> >essential.  Frankly, I'd like baseball, basketball
> and football, 
> >college and pro.
> >
> >   - Original Message -
> >   From: Chris Skarstad
> >   To: PC audio discussion list.
> >   Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 2:25 AM
> >   Subject: Re: Satellite Radio
> >
> >
> >   Hi.  If you really are leaning toward Sirius,
> wait for the S50 to be
> >   released sometime soon.
> >   Not sure of the accessibility of the thing, but
> the word is that it's
> >   supposed to allow you to record up to 50 hours
> of content.  To 
> > me, XM radio
> >   is a much better service, but it's all in what
> you want.
> >   If you like Major League Baseball, Opie and
> Anthony and a wide 
> > selection of
> >   music and talk, xm is your service. If you like
> the NFL and more of the
> >   popular tunes, and Howard Stern coming in
> January, then you want Sirius.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >   At 12:45 AM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
> >   >What's the current situation in satellite
> radio?  I'm leaning toward
> >   >Sirius, but don't want to own a useless piece
> of hardware.
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Re: Satellite Radio

2005-11-08 Thread Tim Grady
Depends also where you live.  For example, I live in the DC area.  I 
had Sirius for about a year because they seem to have better 
programing, however their repeater system wasn't as extensive down 
here as XM's, so I switched to XM because I didn't have an 
unobstructed view of the sky and needed the repeater system.  Sirius 
does carry more sports like the NBA and NFL and more college football 
than XM.  XM does carry some college football but not as much as 
Sirius.  Sirius also has a few more talk and other channels like 
Courttv Radio, only I don't off hand remember what they are.  On the 
other hand, XM does carry baseball, and this is just my opinion, but 
their channel lineup does seem to be better organized.  XM used to be 
cheaper than Sirius, but it isn't any more.  I think it depends on 
what part of the country you live in.  If you were a sports fan or a 
talk radio fan then you should go with Sirius, unless you live in the 
DC area or realy want the baseball.
At 06:25 PM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
>I wanted news services, talk radio from the nationally syndicated 
>set, Sea Span, financial news, etc.  The music is nice, but not 
>essential.  Frankly, I'd like baseball, basketball and football, 
>college and pro.
>
>   - Original Message -
>   From: Chris Skarstad
>   To: PC audio discussion list.
>   Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 2:25 AM
>   Subject: Re: Satellite Radio
>
>
>   Hi.  If you really are leaning toward Sirius, wait for the S50 to be
>   released sometime soon.
>   Not sure of the accessibility of the thing, but the word is that it's
>   supposed to allow you to record up to 50 hours of content.  To 
> me, XM radio
>   is a much better service, but it's all in what you want.
>   If you like Major League Baseball, Opie and Anthony and a wide 
> selection of
>   music and talk, xm is your service. If you like the NFL and more of the
>   popular tunes, and Howard Stern coming in January, then you want Sirius.
>
>
>
>
>
>   At 12:45 AM 11/6/2005, you wrote:
>   >What's the current situation in satellite radio?  I'm leaning toward
>   >Sirius, but don't want to own a useless piece of hardware.
>   >Thanks.
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Re: may have solved the Radio Caroline Recording problem

2005-11-08 Thread Brent Harding
How might I use this, macro scheduler, or another program to deal with 
programs that require the jaws cursor? Right now, for converting my TV shows 
to audio, I use virtual dub, but I have to wait a minute after the open 
command is hit, then another minute and a half to manually name and save 
each show to wav in the folder those go in, separate from the mpg's so that 
I don't delete the wrong one when I go back in the open box to repeat the 
cycle. I'd like to use a batch converting program like Mediansoft Batch 
Converter, and have it convert the folder at a certain time to wav or mp3 
files. It has a browse button for the input location, and another for the 
output, both of which you have to use the jaws cursor to get to. I don't 
believe it remembers the location that one could just run and hit convert, 
and the convert button, I believe, has to be clicked to. The thing this 
program does have going for it is it is able to delete the source files 
after they convert, difficult to test accurately as it only converts half 
the show in a trial version, and I hate to register something that I can't 
schedule. How would I write the macro to make this happen, without any 
sighted help to actually physically click the buttons? Awhile ago, I heard 
of a program called winbatch that people can use to automate software 
installation, and they must run in to the same thing, how to code the "click 
first browse button" and "click second browse button" options, as they do 
have to click next and enter in paths in to boxes and the like, and then my 
macro would be in a .exe file that I could use task scheduler to run, or a 
hotkey.

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From: "Dean Martineau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. " 
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 8:33 PM
Subject: may have solved the Radio Caroline Recording problem


>
>
> A few weeks ago, Peter Scanlon wrote asking how to record the stream of
> Radio Caroline, since the particular high-quality stream he wanted to
> record does not seem to lend itself to simply typing the Url into
> TotalRecorder's Run dialog.  I think I've figured out how to do it.  The
> solution takes tinkering, and it is certainly not the only one, but it is
> free and I've made it work.
>
> First, it occurs to me that one could launch the Radio Caroline stream
> before going to bed and use TotalRecorder Pro's scheduler to start and 
> stop
> the recording process at a given time.  What I'm about to describe works 
> if
> you don't want to do that or if you only have TotalRecorder Standard.
>
> The tool we'll use is a little free utility called Send.  It's a
> command-line program that lets you send keystrokes to running
> applications.  You can specify a time of day to send the keystrokes.
>
> The program doesn't have a home page.  You get it from
> http://www.winsite.com/bin/Info?100034563
>
> I'll be doing a Sound Computing article on the various aspects of this
> process, so won't elaborate on them here.  The bottom line is that you can
> position the pc cursor, *not* the virtual cursor, of Internet Explorer at 
> a
> point of your choice, perhaps on the link for the OggCast stream, though
> you can put the pc cursor elsewhere if there's a reason to do so.  With 
> the
> pc cursor positioned on the desired link , you can execute a batch file
> with one line.  Assuming you deposited the send.exe program in the root
> folder of the hard drive, and that you wanted to start recording at
> midnight, a batch file with a name like launch.bat would look like this
>
> c:\send internet \{s500}\n 00:00
>
> The \{s500} sends a half-second pause, which seems to give processes a
> little time to work.
>
> I have not been able to send a command from within a batch file to start
> recording with TotalRecorder.  I have been able to send the command to do
> this from outside a batch file.  Also note that Microsoft AntiSpyware
> wasn't enthusiastic about a batch file taking over the system and needed
> reassurance that I liked the idea.
>
> So to use this, you would launch TotalRecorder and hit Ctrl-R to start
> recording.  With JFW if you're in software recording mode, nothing will be
> captured until the audio stream starts playing.  You would run the batch
> file and go to bed.  Upon arising, you would stop Total Recorder and save.
>
> More can be done with this.  It should be possible to use Send to close
> Internet Explorer at a set time, though this would be much easier to do
> with TotalRecorder.
>
> This is what I know so far.
>
> Dean
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Re: olympus manuals?

2005-11-08 Thread ALGAYZAG
Andy, your message regarding the Olympus manual didn't come through, or at 
least not to my system.
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olympus manuals?

2005-11-08 Thread Andrew J. LaPointe

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Re: Satellite Radio

2005-11-08 Thread Brent Harding
I'm thinking of switching to Sirius, but I have until March, I believe, 
until my XM I prepaid for last year expires. I like the idea of the new 
shows like daily source code and the other budding new guys, interesting to 
see if they make it. It would be nice to hear stuff like Tom Martino or 
Handel on the Law. I know that Sirius has CourtTV and the discovery channel, 
neither of which XM has. I think XM may do better in the music department, 
don't think O and A are as big a hit as one thought, they seem kind of 
boring, maybe Stern's a little better.

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> Hockey's not an interest.  What about the other 3, baseball, basketball 
> and football, college and pro.
>
>  - Original Message - 
>  From: Chuck Adkins
>  To: PC audio discussion list.
>  Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 2:41 AM
>  Subject: Re: Satellite Radio
>
>
>  I have them both. I have a device from Sirius and the XMPCR from XM, and 
> am
>  spoiled with that because I can read all the XM text. I started with XM, 
> but
>  got Sirius for the college sports after Real Player was dropped by 
> College
>  Sports TV. I have dropped the Real Player college sports stuff, infact I
>  dropped all the Real player stuff, wasn't using it. I found the Sirius
>  quality the best until a few days ago. It seems that the XM quality audio
>  wise has improved. If I could only afford one, I would stick with XM 
> because
>  of their wider choice of music. XM now has the NHL and will be the 
> exclusive
>  distributor of the NHL in 2007.Both have their strong points but if I 
> could
>  only have one I would have XM.
>
>  Chuck
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download main menu segments

2005-11-08 Thread eoconnor
Hi folks,

There was a time when I could download individual articles from ACB 
radio's Main Menu.

I can still stream shows, but   can't download them any longer.  I'm 
wonder if the file structure  has changed?

using jfw 6.0, windows 2000 and RealPlayer.

Regards with thanks.

Eamonn

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winamp

2005-11-08 Thread Samuel Wilkins
Hi, I would like to know how to set up winamp so it plays wave files that I 
download off the internet. When I download wave files, it brings up Windows 
Media player instead of asking weather I want to save or open it. Also I would 
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