and cross fading...Best
Regards, Cornell From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org Subject:
Re: DFX audio enhancer Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 13:21:21 +1100 To read about
DFX audio enhancer and other products developed by the same company go to
www.fxsound.com. the DFX Audio enhancer family
I'm trying this out in winamp and wmp. Has anyone used it? It looks totally
inaccessible to me.
Thanks,
Dave.
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I believe I needed the assistance of a sightling to configure it but all was
well afterward.
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Subject: DFX audio
High David,
Yes I have.
I've used it in and with Windows Media Player 10.
At the time, I was running Jaws 8.
I didn't have any accessibility problems with it.
But I did have 1 problem with it though.
Whenever I closed Windows Media Player, that DFX audio enhancer wouldn't
close
with it.
It became
settings, such as
equalizer, cross fading and etc.
Best Regards,
Cornell
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To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: Re: DFX audio enhancer
Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2008 18:58:53 -0500
High David,
Yes I have.
I've used it in and with Windows Media Player 10.
At the time, I
To read about DFX audio enhancer and other products developed by the
same company go to www.fxsound.com. the DFX Audio enhancer family of
products aim to improve the quality of audio played through sound cards.
Unfortunately the developers have chosen to make their products visually
appealing
Hello Cornell,
You pretty much somed it up.
It does exactly just that.
But I used it in WMP 10.
John.
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Subject: RE: DFX audio enhancer
