The trick to quicktime spead up is to first adjust the speed, then
adjust the pitch to make it sound more normal. Quicktime doesn't
automatically adjust pitch with speed, so you need to do that part
yourself, but I think it turns out better for the experience, though
I've not tried vlc for
While I have used quicktime to speed up podcasts, I prefer the sound of the VLC
media player which to me sounds better when sped up.
Robert Carter
On Feb 26, 2012, at 4:08 PM, Eric Caron wrote:
> Dear Listers,
>
> Success! It is truly a time saver to have the ability to speed up
> pod
Dear Listers,
Success! It is truly a time saver to have the ability to speed up
podcasts. Thanks to Esther and the support she provides this is a current
option. Hopefully it will eventually be a standard part of iTunes.
I had some trouble initially completing this task beca
Wow! Esther and others,
I am going to make every effort to follow these amazing directions.
This is going to push my Mac skills to the limit. I'm looking forward to
adding this capability to iTunes.
I'm very grateful, and slightly intimidated by this undertaking. I'm glad the
list
Hi Eric,
You wrote:
> So am I right that this is not a option on the Mac in iTunes?
> Thanks again! I'm off to power through some podcast listening.
iTunes can't change the speed of playback, but VLC and QuickTime Player can.
The version of QuickTime Player that was used by default before Sn
