Airfoil For Windows
Hi! I reinstalled Windows 10 onto my system, I've been using Windows 10 for 12 months, was having problems that were getting too difficult to fix easily so decided to completely reinstall which wasn't a difficult task in itself. So now I have Windows 10 up and running again so now to the annoying bit, reinstalling all that software. I won't be reinstalling iTunes and that's not because of iTunes itself which is a nice piece of software but I myself have no need for iTunes these days, more important in the audio side of things was the VLC Media Player and - given I do a lot of streaming - the excellent Airfoil for Windows App. If you have some Bluetooth or AirPlay device about and you wish to stream to them then Airfoil is truly a most useful tool you should consider and I did say Bluetooth devices so I'll talk about the shortly. The accessibility of Airfoil has come quite a long way since I started using the Windows version, you can use the tab key to move between the various panels of the software, for example each AirPlay device will have its own panel where you can turn transmission of a stream on and off, adjust the volume of the output and so on. The buttons aren't labeled but they'ear easy enough to work out. The bigger problem is entering one's licence key, it can be done but you'll most likely need to use the JAWS Cursor or WE Cursor to find where the information should be entered. So what can you stream using Airfoil? Pretty much anything that exists on your computer, capture an Applications audio for example or capture the output of a sound device or TV Tuner. So now to Bluetooth and the ability to handle Bluetooth is a recent addition to the capabilities of Airfoil If you have a computer which is capable of streaming to Bluetooth devices you can pair your devices and have Airfoil transmit to them independent of your computers speech and other sound. You can also define "Groups", you might like to put say two different devices into a group and transmit straight to the group rather than connect each device independently, saves a lot of time.
Re: re soundforge audio studio
Good evening Bryan, Press the letter "i" for your starting point. Press the letter "o" for ending. I use SoundForge regularly; let me know if I can help with any issues you have with the program. Best; Sam Sent from my iPad > On Jul 30, 2016, at 6:43 PM, Andrea Sherry wrote: > > My experience is that you press "I" for start marker and "O" for end marker. > It has also been my experience that setting the end marker first and then the > start marker works best. > > HTH > > Andrea > > >> On 31/07/2016 6:38 AM, Joe Paton wrote: >> Brian, >> >> It used to be that you set a start marker, left bracket I think, then a >> finish >> marker, right bracket. >> >> Now this is sound forge eight, so I don't know if this process holds good for >> the version you are running. >> >> Further, I seem to recall, that holding the shift key, as you use the arrow >> keys to move through a sound, didn't that used to select data? >> >> Best, >> >> Joe >> On Sat, 30 Jul 2016 20:17:45 +0100 >> brian parker wrote: >> >> HI list, i have already sent a message about this, but i rather foolishly >> forgot the subject line. i am using soundforge audio studio. can someone >> tell me how to mark a block for deletion. thanks, brian. > > -- > Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from > now and make a brand new ending." - Carl Brad >
Re: re soundforge audio studio
My experience is that you press "I" for start marker and "O" for end marker. It has also been my experience that setting the end marker first and then the start marker works best. HTH Andrea On 31/07/2016 6:38 AM, Joe Paton wrote: Brian, It used to be that you set a start marker, left bracket I think, then a finish marker, right bracket. Now this is sound forge eight, so I don't know if this process holds good for the version you are running. Further, I seem to recall, that holding the shift key, as you use the arrow keys to move through a sound, didn't that used to select data? Best, Joe On Sat, 30 Jul 2016 20:17:45 +0100 brian parker wrote: HI list, i have already sent a message about this, but i rather foolishly forgot the subject line. i am using soundforge audio studio. can someone tell me how to mark a block for deletion. thanks, brian. -- Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending." - Carl Brad
Re: re soundforge audio studio
Brian, It used to be that you set a start marker, left bracket I think, then a finish marker, right bracket. Now this is sound forge eight, so I don't know if this process holds good for the version you are running. Further, I seem to recall, that holding the shift key, as you use the arrow keys to move through a sound, didn't that used to select data? Best, Joe On Sat, 30 Jul 2016 20:17:45 +0100 brian parker wrote: HI list, i have already sent a message about this, but i rather foolishly forgot the subject line. i am using soundforge audio studio. can someone tell me how to mark a block for deletion. thanks, brian. -- Joe Paton
re soundforge audio studio
HI list, i have already sent a message about this, but i rather foolishly forgot the subject line. i am using soundforge audio studio. can someone tell me how to mark a block for deletion. thanks, brian.
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Hi list, i asked this question before, and i thought i had kept the answer someone sent. i am using sound forge a studio. i wanted to knw how to mark a block for deletion. i thought someone said it was b to start the block, and n to end it but it doesn't work. perhaps i have remembered it wronly. could someone help. brian.
