Hi friends and all the experties on the list.
Very good evening to all.
I have created an mp3 file with OpenBook reader. It is playing without
any problem in WMP but when I played it with Wenamp I am unable to
hear all the words completely. I noticed that it is chopping down the
initial part of al
could you please elaborate it bit more? words are being skipping
during opening file or during fast-forwarding/rewinding. there is a
setting in winamp which reduces and increases seek time. you can
reduce it by your convenience.
On 10/12/13, shyam sharma wrote:
> Hi friends and all the experties
no no, I did not do anything like revind or forwarding. I just tried
to play simply. I noticed that it is not announcing the words in
correct way. I noticed that words are mingling and chopped down. I
observed the same with many words in a regular interval.
Like Kalpana is pronunced as Alpna. Octob
okay, is there any setting in open book to save your MP3 file in 128
kbps bit rate? if yes, then save your future mp3s in 128 kbps bit rate
or higher by changing mp3 saving options in open book. I am not an
open book user, so you have to explore the saving options of mp3
format in open book, or as
There is no such setting offered by Open Book. It directly create MP3
file with the default settings.
On 10/12/13, Yogesh Chhabra wrote:
> okay, is there any setting in open book to save your MP3 file in 128
> kbps bit rate? if yes, then save your future mp3s in 128 kbps bit rate
> or higher by c
in this case, use mp3 converter to convert that file at least into 128
kbps bit rate
On 10/12/13, Hozefa Tambawala wrote:
> There is no such setting offered by Open Book. It directly create MP3
> file with the default settings.
>
> On 10/12/13, Yogesh Chhabra wrote:
>> okay, is there any setting
Can we do the work of MP3 convertor through goldwave?
if yes then try to explain little bit about the process to change the
bitrate of mp3 files through goldwave.
On 10/12/13, Yogesh Chhabra wrote:
> in this case, use mp3 converter to convert that file at least into 128
> kbps bit rate
>
> On 10
yes, open your file in goldwave and choose save as dialog, and in the
file types combo box, select mpg audio *.mp3 as a file type, now press
tab key to navigate on atributes. now press down aero and select 128
kbps, stereo, 44100 khz as a minimum saving criteria.
On 10/12/13, shyam sharma wrote:
