On 10/27/11, Brett Boyer wrote:
> is it that you are not able to see stereo mix in your sound control
> dialog box?
Yes, Brett, this is indeed part of the problem. In all the reading I
had done about laptops and direct sound recording, a consistent
message seems to indicate that I need to specif
Are you now using Windows 7 and have your past successful experiences been with
Windows XP? Windows 7
tightens up the recording capability some as part of Digital Rights Management
and such to prevent
recording material that was not intended to be recorded such as streams, for
example. Other
On 10/27/11, Steve Jacobson wrote:
> Are you now using Windows 7 and have your past successful experiences been
> with Windows XP? ... There are things about Windows 7 that I
> don't completely understand. For example, I've accidentally had Eloquence
> come > out of my headphones while Windows
Hi! There has to be a better solution than keep an old machine around. Even
a cheap USB sound card might be better than that. Also updating drivers is
very important. I had this same problem a while back with my windows 7
esktop. I do not have a dedicated separate sound card just the one that is
hi, I'm still trying to collect as much karaoke music as possible.
The software to play the tracks is still a problem for me.
I haven't found the perfect program to open and play these files as yet.
If you could help with this, I would be grateful indeed,
Billy
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Fr
Hello everyone, I am using Goldwave 5.58. In some folders, in the open
dialog, it displays the items backwards, so the file which has the last
letter in the alphabet is at the top. How can I get it to stop doing this?
It only does this with certain folders. Thank you.
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Hi. It sounds like this is a windows folder options as opposed to goldwave
itself. When you go to a folder of files with this problem, and before u use
any arrow keys to look at the file list, hit your aplication key and a
context menu will pop up. There should be a sort by or arrange icons
sub
Ok. Let me see what i can dig up. I am still certain that winamp with the
right plugins will be your best bet. It's the easiest way for a blind person
to navigate, stop, and play the karaoke songs.
I have had it set up so I can load a playlist file containing all of my
karaoke tracks. I can then
I'm not sure what OS or screen reader is being used in this case, but
clicking on the header for the name column in Windows Explorer (or
probably most any application) should also take care of this. I would do
this with JAWS in Windows XP if I wanted a Z to A sort instead of an A
to Z sort. Clickin
Hi!
I'd be interested to hear from anyone who is using one of these things with
their iPhone or whatever, how do you find it?
I've ordered one and I'm expecting it to arrive before the day is out, I'm told
they're pretty good for their size so I guess I'll have to wait and see about
that .
Hello Brett, I tried pressing the context menu key but the arrange by option
was not there. I am using Windows 7 and Window-Eyes 7.5.1.
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On Behalf Of Brett Boyer
Sent: 27 October 2011 21:29
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Robert Carter did a brief demo of the speaker here:
http://robertcarter.posterous.com/
and he says there are some difficulties in updating the firmware with a
screen reader, though he says it's doable. I don't know what difficulties,
but the whole package does sound pretty neat, even with the up
Jaws has a way to change sound cards. Jaws utilities sound cards sub menu.
Maybe Jaws is getting confused. It does on my xp machine. When I change
default cards from sounds and audio devices, Jaws gets mixed up as to which
card I selected in Jaws utilities. Even when I choose a specific cad
Thanks! very much appreciated.
On 28/10/2011, at 9:37 AM, Matthew Bullis wrote:
> Robert Carter did a brief demo of the speaker here:
> http://robertcarter.posterous.com/
> and he says there are some difficulties in updating the firmware with a
> screen reader, though he says it's doable. I don
I like that Live mode. Impressive spread from a single box played over a
set of microphones. Wonder what sort of Mics Robert used. Nice that the
box talks. Think I'll get one.
Bob
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Yep I whole heartedly agree, mine arrived about 2 hours ago, haven't been able
to leave the thing alone since, using it with iPhone and Ootunes now, brings
Internet radio to life! sounds nearly as good as the Squeezebox Boom and that
device delivers incredibly clean audio so obviously I rank the
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