Hi Ray
I've just bought a panasonic dvd recorder with 160 gb HD, model 769 for £212
from Amazon. It is inaccessible , but I have a sighted partner to programme
it for me.
I bought this model as Panasonic are the only manufacturer to incorporate AD
with the recordings. Using long play mode it
Oh, you can always hear the difference with vinyl - it goes click click pop
flutter pop crackle wow click.
Steve Green
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From: "Bruce Toews"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Monday, June 08, 2009 6:03 AM
Subject: RE: High fidelty and turntables today
The b
sorry - but not true. I used audioTechnica and cambridge cables at 25to 50
pounds each and they are about a third of an inch thick.
This is not induced hum but voltage difference hum.
Steve Green
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From: "Gary G Schindler"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Mon
this could be due to an earth loop, caused by the computer and hi-fi being
earthed at different points, so there is a minute voltage difference
between the two.
The easiest way of eliminating this is to use an earth loop isolating patch
cord, which has a small transformer in the line., thus b
it give the
sound winamp main window. can i manage it?
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From: "Stephen Green" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2008 12:50 AM
Subject: Re: hearing fast forward in winamp
fantastic!
I can'
rt". Then
down arrow to "on seek". Then tab again to get to the Fade on seek
settings and uncheck it.
Alternatively; you could switch to the Nullsoft wave out plug-in which
doesn't have the fade on seek setting.
Bob
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From: "Stephen Gre
I know that this should rightly go to winamp for the blind group, but since I'm
not a member, I wonder if someone on this list could direct me to the answer.
I haven't updated winamp for some time, but I've had to reinstall with the
latest full version - 5144. However, I like to hear my audio fi
Some time ago I sent the following email to a British access group, I hope
it may help:
Hi Listers
A couple of months ago I commented to the list that I'd tried a number of
wireless keyboards, none of which I could recommend to others on the list.
These included keyboards from Microsoft, belki
The only way I know of overcoming this is to do it in two stages.
First, put your CD in the tray and start CDEX - the tray will close and CDEX
will detect the tracks on the disc,
Then press the F10 button on your keyboard and press enter. This tells CDEX
that you want to make a WAV file of the
if you log onto the virgin megastore website, and search for lesley gore
under music, the second result is the ultimate collection, which is in stock
and costs 13 pounds. It contains 32 tracks.
if you can't find the disc, drop me an email off list and I'll send you the
URL.
HTH
Steve Green
Hi there
this sounds like a problem I've had on several occasions.
it comes when you've searched the CDDB for the track listings, but the
person who typed the listing has gone over the permitted number of
characters CDEX allows to name the track it's going to rip the music to.
This usually ha
they're made by Sanyo and will hold their charge for 12 months, unlike
ordinary rechargeables which lose one percent of their charge each day.
The Sanyo batteries come ready charged and do not need a special charger.
Steve Green
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From: "albert griffith" <[EMAIL PROT
other suggestions out there? A new sound card is next on
> my list, but I think the ripping software I'm using might also be a
> factor.
>
> Thank you Steve,
>
> Matthew
>
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> From: "Stephen Green" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> T
I have no idea if this will point you in the right direction, but I use
sound forge 6 with Jaws 8 and there is a trick to accessing the gain control
on the volume page.
On the volume page tab once and you should hear jaws announce quote gain
unquote.
Then in jaws, switch to say all with insert
Hi Bruce
in this email you mention that you've been reading the victor stream manual.
May I ask how you got it? Did you download the manual, in which case could
you give us the URL please. If you have a printed manual, can you possibly
confirm that the unit can speed up or slow down the playba
mmendation
I can't think why, as the audigy works fine with window-eyes.
Simon
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From: "Stephen Green" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. "
Sent: Friday, January 12, 2007 9:44 PM
Subject: Re: USB Sound Card Recommendati
Hi Andy
before I settled on my soundblaster live 24 bit external souncard, I bought
one of those audigy nx usb devices, but found that it sounded awful wwith
jaws, so beware.
However if you're listening to jaws via another soundcard, it might well do
the job for you. Sorry I can't confirm that
ansfer AD movies from
> my computer into the system in the second room. I've been asking around
> and
> I believe that only very expensive amps have optical connections, but I'd
> love it if you where to prove me wrong.
>
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Best wishes.
>
>
Hi Andy
my son used the optical socket on the front of the soundblaster last week to
give me a connection to my amplifier.
It was as easy as plugging the cable into the front and plugging the other
end into the amp, and there it was.
good luck
steve green
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From:
thanks very much for your tip about using say all in jaws and sound forge.
It works a treat with the gain slider in volume. I've been trying for years
to access this slider from the keyboard as I don't particularly like the
scripts that are available.
Now I'll try this trick with any other diff
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