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and, to add to this thread, a question: the best burner you've had? I like N
E C, for both CDS and DVDS.
Curtis Delzer
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Hi all,
I was recently given an ipod nano and being visually impaired, I would like
to instal rockbox. I went to the rockbox web-site and got thoroughly
confused. If I understood correctly only the 1st generation Nano is
supported whereas mine is the colour, video model. What happens if I try
Also, be sure that there is a Q point at the very beginning of the file, or
the first song won't be split from the others. I had that happen when
auto-queue made them, where the first was ignored.
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Hello listers,
Yesterday someone on this list said that some one else had posted instructions
on EAC. If you could could you please repost them?
Thanks
Michael
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Hello listers,
Can some one please tell me how to set EAC on audo? So That I don't have to do
alt d for the data base menue every time that I put in a cd. To get the track
info.
Thanks
Michael
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Yes, this has been covered before but I'll repeat. Go into general
options by hitting f9 and then go to the tools tab, make sure the
option automatically get CD info from database or similar is
checked and press ok,, I think that's under the sub-category of when
Audio CD is inserted.
On
What particular instructions were you refering to? I've just posted
about automatically retrieving your CD titles.
On 10/10/2007, at 2:14 AM, Michael Amaro wrote:
Hello listers,
Yesterday someone on this list said that some one else had posted
instructions on EAC. If you could could you
Hi everyone!
Ok, I told people to look under the Tools tab in EAC options to allow
EAC to automatically retrieve the CD info from FREEDB, you'll infact
find what you want under the General tab so look there, first you
must check the box which says on unknown CD'S once you've done that
Well I tried that and didn't get anything changed. Do you have any other
suggestions?
I would apreciate it very much
bb
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Hi. As a couple of folks in this group have suggested, I'm looking at
Windows Media Player as a possibility for taking over many tasks that I now
assign to Winamp. But for the moment, my question is this. In Winamp 5.35 I
frequently encounter a runtime error. Reinstalling hasn't seemed to help
Hi,
I am new to this forum and it was highly recommended by a member. I am blind
and use Jaws, a screen reader on my PC. My question is how to best record
all of my audio cassettes onto my PC. I would then like to make CD's of my
recordings. I would appreciate any suggestions, and especially
Hi Gail. The best way I have found is to use a programme called Gold Wave.
It is relatively easy to use and works well with JAWS. I have used it for a
similar purpose as you have in mind. You can download the trial version and
if you like it you can purchase a licence which is around $50
does anyone know if this works with Hal?
I apologise if this is on the wrong list but I have just purchased Pamela
recorder for skype, but I cannot seem to find it on my computer and I think
it should be there.
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Oops, forgot to let you know the web address, sorry. It is
www.goldwave.com. Walter.
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Subject: How to best or easiest way to Record Audio Cassettes to
Dear friends, i'm shopping for a good set of computer speakers.
Will it matter for example if i have a sound blaster live 24-bit sound card?
I am wanting to get a good surround sound system. either 5.1 or however they
are.
any help?
Randy.
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High Randy,
There are many types of sound cards to choose from.
It all really depends on the kind of sound that you want to achieve.
To my ears, a 32 bit card sounds better then a 16 or 24 bit card.
But everyone's ears hears things differently.
So the best suggestion that I could make to you, is
so for example, there's an eight piece creative labs speaker system i want
to get. It has 7.1 i think, surround sound.
Will i have to have someone remove this sound card? which is the sound
blaster live, 24-bit?
Randy.
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Hi Curtis.
There are a number of plug ins for OGG in windows media player but I haven't
come across one for M4A. Mind you, I don't use media player for spoken word
so would never have needed to venture to such a low bitrate.
Kevin
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How do i find out. As i said, i am using the 24-bit
sound blaster live. I don't have speakers as we just moved in to our new
home, and the movers misplaced them. Randy.
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Hi Gail and welcome to the group. You will first need to connect a receiver
to your computer and then connect your cassette deck to your receiver. If
you need help in doing that, there are plenty of people here who can guide
you through it. As for transferring your cassettes to the computer and
High once again Randy,
Does your sound card have the capability of delivering 7.1 surround sound?
If not, then you will need a sound card that can deliver 7.1 surround sound.
John Price.
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I've tried unsuccessfully to download five files and each time I hear,
access denied. There's no explanation so I don't know if I can correct
the problem. These have mostly been from, www.mininova.com thanks
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has any one tried shareaza with jaws and or window eyes and is it still a
good file sharing program or has it also been disabled too
Roger R. Cusson
Computer Access Specialist
Seeing Hands Enterprises - Lisbon, Maine
(207) 353-5007
Skype Contact: rcusson
A quote to live by:
Any program that
? If not, I'd appreciate another address for a similar site. thanks
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I have a 24 bit sound card and I can use pretty much anything I awant with
it.
Lois Goodine..
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Hi Roger,
I have no idea, I've never even heard of share aza, I've heard of caza (the
virus), limewire (spyware), bearshare, emule, all of 'em but not this.
Tristan Bussiere
Founder, ACE Games
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well, this model I am looking to get, is a creative labs inspire p7800 i
think it is. it has 7.1 surround sound.
will it make any difference at all?
Randy.
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Hi Mark,
Sorry to see that you went for Pamela, as that company completely ignores
its customers' requests for technical support, including requests for help
on accessibility issues. If at all possible, try and get your money back
and visit http://callburner.com for a solution from a company
jammer pro from
http://www.soundtrek.com
Some of the features aren't as accessible as we'd like, but it
arranges/composes based on how you configure your midi and I've gotten
a lot of mileage out of the features you can use.
Brad Trainham
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Hi list.
Listers,
I need help with the GS player. How do I get the GS player to play the
streams instead of the windows media player? Even when the gs player is
open, windows media player still plays the streams.
Hope I can get help with this one.
Thanks to all,
Carliss
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Hi all. I am wondering what program can a jaws user use to do multi-track
recording in vista. Right now, I am using adobe audition in XP, but if I
get a laptop in the future, I am not sure if Adobe Audition will work on
vista or not. Any sugesstions are welcome, thanks.
Ted Phillips
Audio
From what I've read, Adobe's products are fully compatible with Vista.
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Subject: multi-track recording in vista
Hi all. I
The mp3 cd burning software is definitely quite easy to use with Window-Eyes
or jfw, and has some nice features as setting gap length or even fading into
new tracks from the previous ones without clicks, etc.
Curtis Delzer
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Albert,
Some of the people who upload torrents require you to register with their
tracker to download their torrent. If so, it's usually noted on the web
page that gives info about the torrent.
Frank Brown
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Darel,
I have gotten exclent support from the pamela tech support team and the
software is blind friendly
I know i use it all the time.
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First, the hard ware, plugging whatever source into the computer.
If you've a receiver, (amp and tuner combination) which your cassette
machine is plugged into already, the tape outputs into your computer with
suitable plugs. Probably, one eighth stereo mini male, to two RCA type male
on the
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