Hi,
I've a nokia 6630 which takes several formats of ring tone, I've made all
the one's I use either myself, or have taken them off the internet. It takes
several differnt formats but I've found the easiest to use, and the easiest
for making my own in, is in Wav format. I use a CD ripping
hi guys, after using Winamp fpr sometime now, and think the program is
really good, I'd now like to have my audio music collection played by the
Winamp playlist function.
So, could someone please give Instructions in how to have my music
collection put onto playlists?.
Billy
Hello, does anyone know how to stop Window Eyes saying record, stop recording,
play, stop, paws etc? I am getting annoyed when that happens.
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hi, depends on what format your phone will accept. if it'll take mp3 or .wav
etc, then any sound editor will do the job. i use a nokia 7610 which will
take both. i use mp3 myself as they're smaller than wav files.
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Thanks Mark,
I haven't had a chance to check which file format is used,
I knew I could handle just about any format, unless the phone, or service
used a proprietary format,
which I hadn't heard of. smile
R Q J
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Thanks Kevin,
Do you know if this is the standard among phones?
I was guessing that this LG phone used a proprietary format.
R Q J
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1. What would be the easiest way to bleep or beep out curses in an audio
file using GoldWave? Or would this task be easier in SoundForge?
2. Does anyone have the 10 part audio GoldWave tutorial that was done a
while ago? I tried signing up for the galaxy of stars so I can get it, but
after
a
It's probably in the Window-Eyes sets for Gold Wave. In the JAWS scripts,
thankfully, this can be turned off with a keystroke.
Bruce
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Hi
When I opened Winamp, it said that 5.24 was a critical update.
Marsha Anderson
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Marsha,
BTW, which website did you get win amp from? I lost the U R L for the
aftermarket site; don't remember whether it was white stick or Beta news or
what! Maybe I need to look for Marty Rimpau's website!
Thanks,
-Mac-
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Hi Chris.
I'm curious, what problems did you have with Winamp Pro? You mentioned it
didn't work all that well on your system...I only ask because I bought it
last September (at that time, it was $19.95, so according to your message,
sounds like they've lowered the price) and I find the
.RAR files are the most widely used on USEnet for distributing large
binaries in small parts (movies, DTS, ISO's, CD images, etc.) You can
specify the exact size you want your archive piece to be with RAR,
rather than pick from a list of sizes with WinZIP. There may be a
place buried in there
On Fri, 23 Jun 2006 16:51:20 -0500, you wrote:
Hi Steve, I'd be interested in your take on what Castblaster can do for
blind people that Station Playlist Studio in conjunction with a recording
package cannot.
So far, Jonathan, not much. The price may be the issue, though, as I
think Station
CDEX version 1.70 beta two is now available and one place where you
can download it from is at www.majorgeeks.com/CDex_d4574.html.
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Nero Burning ROM version 7.2.3.2b is now available and one place
where you can download it from is at
www.majorgeeks.com/Nero_Premium_Edition_d2228.html
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That's the carrying case for the R09. Anybody seen it for better than
$69?
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It will extract .rar files, but I know that winrar extracts .tar and such.
Does 7zip do this? I don't know why the 7 is there, maybe just to
look...nice...
Tyler
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Download win rar from:
http://www.rarlabs.com
I believe. When you open the instal file, install the program as you would
any program (keep pressing enter on next). Now, open the file your trying to
play. Press alt-e to extract. Now press shift-tab until you get to the tree
view and aro
Never mind, I immediately found it for $43, but it's not yet
available!
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You can use winrar forever, at least with extracting files, which you'll
most always be doing. I don't know why, winrar was the first and only
extracter I ever used.
Tyler
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Holy moly! 125 meg? What has happened to this package?
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They put all their smaller packages into one download, use to be up
to six individual packages in Nero 6 and smaller earlier. WHEW, indeed!
Curtis Delzer
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Holy moly! 125 meg? What has happened to this package?
hi listers had any one on this list ever used this mixing
program called dss dj.
if so please let me know if it's blind friendly.
thanks so much.
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hi. Ah, it just brips cds very slow here, even at the highest
setting. With CDEX I can rip a cd in half the time I can with Winamp pro.
I even tried lowering the setting to something a bit lower than the
maximum, but it was still really slooow. It took me an hour to
rip a cd with Winamp
Hi folks. A friend of
mine has just bought a new computer and
it has an external USB Sound Blaster Live! Sound card with it and he
wants to use that one, but he's unsure about what to do
first. Should he install the software on the cd
Hi Chris,
In most cases, the software should be installed before connecting the USB
sound card. As far as the defaults, yes, the USB sound card will take over
everything as soon as it is plugged in. Once it does, however, any settings
may be changed in the Sound control panel and the screen
Earlier this week, I ordered the same sound card; waiting for it to arrive.
I can't be sure, because I haven't done it yet, but, I would think, your
friend would do best to install the USB drivers first; that's certainly what
I intend to do when I receive mine. I'm not even sure I'll install
Ah, thanks for that Darrel, that's what I was thinking, but I wanted
to make sure I was giving the right information.
Thanks again.
At 04:09 PM 6/24/2006, you wrote:
Hi Chris,
In most cases, the software should be installed before connecting the USB
sound card. As far as the defaults, yes,
Hi there,
And that's not even including the download of the help files, and additional
plug ins. This is going ta be quite an odyssey to say the least.
Tony
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Hi Dana
Actually, it looks like we've got all that
sorted, so all that needs to happen is to install
the card and we'll be all set. JAWS will come
out of the onboard sound card, and the music and
everything else will come out of the
soundblaster, if all goes as planned this is.
At 04:29 PM
I installed the scripts after upgrading to Winamp 5.24...Everything seems to
work fine, except, JAWS keeps saying Unknown Function Call to (something
unintelligible) Support. Any idea what this means or how to fix it? Also,
I'm still running JAWS 5.1 (My SMA expired and I haven't had the
Oops...Didn't see your message asking the exact same thing I just asked.
Sorry to all for the duplicate post.
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Wow...That's amazing. I ripped two 2-CD sets (Beatles Greatest Hits, both
1962-66 and 67-70) in about a half hour total for all four CDs. Very
strange. Just burned a 41-minute album to CD in just under three minutes
with Winamp Pro 5.24.
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What is the advantage of choosing CBR or VBR when ripping?
thank you
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Hi Wes, did you see my reply on the list? I would write Jim Grimsby the
creator of the scripts at:
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hi
vbr makes a smaller file. you set limits as to how much data it will encode,
say between 96 and 192 kbps. the encoder will analyze the music and do what
it thinks is good quality encoding between those specified limits. the
advantage of that is you get a smaller file. the advantage of cbr is
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