Hi,
This is probably off-topic and I apologies for that, but do not know where to
obtain help. I am seeking suggestions on an antivirus program that is Jaws 7
friendly. Thank you and apologies again.
Sincerely,
Lauren
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Hi folks
Yes, I know, it's the question that's been asked on the list time and
time again, but you know how it goes, you skip over a lot of messages
that you think might not apply to you, and when they do you can't
remember. So I've got this farely new laptop here and i
There are none that are completely Jaws friendly.
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> Hi,
>
> This is probably off-topic and I apologies for that, but
You can try nod32 at
http://eset.com
It's not free but it works.
js
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> Hi,
>
> This is probably off-topic and I a
Hello Chris,
Sound Blaster has some wonderful USB sound cards.
You can check them out at:
http://www.soundblaster.com
My best regards.
John.
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try nod 32.
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> There are none that are completely Jaws friendly.
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Windows media player has a volume normalizer. I'm not sure where it is- but
its in the main tab there, when you go to burn a cd- right by crossfade if
I'm not mistaken.
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Hi all,
I have a folder of mixed music songs. Mixed meaning...MP3 and WAV.
I have an older version of Goldwave. The volumes on all of the songs are all
different as they were recorded at many different times and from different
devices.
How can I get all of the volumes the same if I wanted to p
Hi Tyler,
Thanks for your suggestion. Will check it out. I had a old version of Nero,
but cannot get it to work on this new Vista machine, and in there I could
equalize.
Thanks again,
Morey
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hi, open all the files using batch prosessing. then in the afect tab choose
add afect. then choose maxumize volume and then choose full dinamic range.
depending on how many files you have you could also open them one at a time
and do the same thing.
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How does one do this using sound forge?
Tim
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Sorry, I'm not sure what your responding to- there's no message underneath
yours...if you mean volume eq, I'm sure they're is a way to do it. But I
don't own sound forge and have no desire to so.
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Hi listers,
Is there a way to do a batch volume boost in Sound Forge ver 8? I am trying
to get each of my MP3's to be the same volume. I want to be able to get it
done using a batch process in stead of one at a time.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Tim
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I'm not sure about sound forge, but in gold wave, when you do a batch
process, there's an effects tab. Pressing enter on the add button presents
you with a veriety of choices, one of which is maximize volume, and probably
a way to normalize it, too. Not sure about sound forge- does it have a
Hello,
Don't own sound fordge but there is a program named MP3gain that does
exactly what you want. You can point it to a folder of mp3's and it
will normalize them all.
mike
constantine (on laptop) wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm not sure about sound forge, but in gold wave, when you do a batch
> process
The advantage of using MP3GAIN over programs such as Sound Forge and Goldwave
is that the changes MP3Gain makes are completely
lossless. There is no quality lost in the change because the program adjusts
the mp3 file directly, without decoding and
re-encoding.
It is free and you can download i
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