Hi list, i am feeding audio from a cassette player in to my computer,
and the sound is coming through the computer speakers. soundforge is
not receiving the input, so i can't record it. can anyone help. i
don't know what to do. brian.
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Seem to remember that in Soundforge you must choose the input source
i.e. line in.
On 6/10/2013 9:49 PM, brian parker wrote:
Hi list, i am feeding audio from a cassette player in to my computer,
and the sound is coming through the computer speakers. soundforge is
not receiving the input, so i c
It would appear that you have line in selected in your volume playback
settings, but not in your recording settings. Open your
volume settings, select properties then recording and make sure that line in is
checked.
Thanks,
Barry Chapman
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The Football was great. Couldn't have been better. Know of something like
that for baseball, hockey and basketball?
Thanks.
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Sent: Friday, September 27, 2013 7:45 AM
Subject: Re: Football
Since you have an iPhon
Hi, thanks for your answers, but i am still stuck. i go to control
panel, and press on sounds and audio devices. i then arrive in a
volume saying 320 of 500. if i then shift tab, i get five choices.
they are. volume, sounds, audio, voice, and hardware devices. i know
that somewhere there sho
For the playback and record settings, go to the volume control from the
system tray, not the sound app in the controlpanel.
brian parker wrote:
> Hi, thanks for your answers, but i am still stuck. i go to control
> panel, and press on sounds and audio devices. i then arrive in a
> volume sayin
Hi, and god bless you all. i have got my line in working, although i
am not quite certain how i got there. your were right, about the
synstem tray. it is a quicker way of getting to the volumes. do you
know about this. on my computer which is now virtually dead, and
disconnected, i had soundfor
Hello all,
Please excuse me if this one has been done to death on the list. I am a new
member and would like to know of a good, preferably free, accessible and
easy-to-use program that will take a video file and extract the audio
content into an MP3 - effectively removing the need for pictures
Hi Clive,
I don't know of a program to do that although I know they are out there. I
do know of a webpage that will convert all kinds of audio and text files.
Try http://convertfiles.com
Dave
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Hi Clive. There's a program called Free YouTube to MP3 Converter, a free
program you can get at
www.dvdvideosoft.com
Hope this helps.
Peter
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Sent: Sunday, October 06, 2013 6:31 PM
Subject: Request from a new member - program to get an mp
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