Easy CD DA Extractor 7.5 is now available from www.poikosoft.com. One
of the major changes in this version is that there is now very
accessible help available in a completely updated help file.
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And will it handle a computer with more than one sound card, i e, of Jaws
and streaming radio?
Do you only have a choice of 7 frequencies and how do you set the
frequency, with a knob or a digital input?
can you boost the output?
Peter S.
P.
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Hi,
Will
Hey, how does Vorbis compare in sound quality to MP3? And what kind of
DVD player is this for $59.
I'm curious.
Take care,
Kevin
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You can play these files on the computer with Winamp and I know that
most
DVD players
pete.
you have the choice of 7 frequencies, 106.3, 106.5, 106.7, 106.9, 107.1,
107.3, 107.5, 107.7 and 107.9, which you tune by using push button controls.
yes, it will work with 2 sound cards in your computer, as it's run by the
USB port.
for further information, check out
Hi Harry, John here
Is that program that your on about used for the tape recording and if so is
it easy to use? as I need to use it with a speech system voice
Is the program also free to download from the internet
Please get back to me
From John and guide dog Iris
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Hello everyone,
I have a question that might be considered off topic. But I'm asking,
because I'm getting my DVD player today.
I have two TV's. The one that is in my living room, I got from a friend, as
a trade for my old HP.
I don't know much about this TV, and that's where I'm hoping I can get
Hi Peter,
I can't say for sure about the USB transmitter, as to exactly what features
and functions it has.
I do not have a USB transmitter, I just have an FM transmitter connected to
my computer.
If you have 2 soundcards, whatever sound comes thru the soundcard that the
transmitter is connected
Hi,
If your TV has no audio/video jacks, go to Wal Mart or Radio Shack get a
converter for about $29.
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Rob
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Hi Terry, I suggest that whether your T V is stereo, or momo, has more to do
with the model, rather than the age.
I have a consol model, from the mid 80's that is stereo, and has a whole
bunch of jacks in the back. I used to have a 20 inch from the mid 90's that
was momo, and the only conection it
Hi list,
As far as the tv goes, the way you'd hook anything to it would be
through the coe-ax cable connection at the back. Like Rob said, get a
converter from Radioshack. I know Radioshack carries them because we had to
get one a couple of years ago to hook up our dvd player. My wife got
Kevin and list,
I've been doing some testing with the vorbis versus mp3 conversion last
night. With mp3s, you can go down to 96kbps and you start to hear the
compression. Knock it down to 80 and it sounds really compressed. With
Ogg-vorbis, you can knock it down to 80kbps and start to hear
Hi again,
The other thing I was going to mention is that if I send somebody a .ogg
file would they open it? Or would they just delete it. If they don't know me,
let's say I'm emailing out aircheck tapes of myself for a radio job, I would
say somebody would be more likely to open an mp3
Hi Listers,
The iriver hard drive based juke box plays og files.
Rusty
Hi Shannon and list,
I know for sure that winamp will read the ogg-vorbis files, I don't know
about any portable players.
Denny
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Hi Kevin. I think with Vorvis, your supposed to be able to get the same CD
quality that can be achieved with MP3, but with half the file size. I hope
this helps.
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Hi Terry. Manufacturers didn't come out with stereo TV's until around 1985,
but I think they had mono TV's a while after that; but I would imagine that
any TV you would buy today would be stereo.
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I had version 1.37. In order to get the append feature to work, you need
1.38, which I got from simtel.net. Thanks, Rob, for all your help. I
wrote to the author, and his response was fast and courteous.
Share and enjoy!
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I'm looking for some good bit torrent sites. I've only been aware of a
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Recently there was some discussion of this portable stereo. I was wondering
how old it is, since it is not all that easy to find. I did find some
refferences to it on some UK sites but not here in North America.
Ken
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It is the UK model. You would need to find the US equivalent.
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Recently there was some discussion of this portable
Hello,
Here is a web store where you can purchase this unit in the USA.
http://www.dualvoltageelectronics.com/AUDIO/BOOM-CDTape/RX-ED50.htm
Let me know how it works for you. I would also like to speak to someone
off-list from the US as I would like some kind sole to ship this to me here
in
wow how did you find this info when I did a google all I found were UK
sites.
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Hello,
Here is a web store where you can
The funny thing is that I checked the search in Canada box and there it was.
Weird eh?
Cheers
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wow how
well, i re installed real player 10 and that seems to have fixed my
scheduling dilemma.
marco.
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it cost me $74 off ebay, but i believe if you look on ebay now, you can get
it as cheaply as $50 including postage.
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Hi,
Could explain from where and to where this transmitter transmits?
In other words could you transmit streaming media via the usb to a stereo
and hear it that way?
Thanks.
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The transfer software that comes with it will allow you to transfer
anything to the bookport, meaning of course, transfering any mp3 or audible
material to it, or any daisy material to it that had been recorded by many
different and available sources.
Curtis Delzer
At 11:43 AM 11/11/2004,
Does media player support *.ogg (vorbis) files? Seems to me there is some
kodec for doing it but I lost the information or as to how to install it?
Thanks.
Curtis Delzer
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Hi.
If you upgrade from nero 5.5 to 6.6 and choose the downloadable version
rather than have a CD shipped, the cost is $39.99 or £22 UK currency.
There is no significant difference in the interface and it is very
accessible with JAWS.
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Hi.
The main advantages of MP3 over Vorbis are the same advantages that windows
has over linux - there are a minority of vorbis users and therefore tools
are limited.
With MP3 you'd find it difficult to find a player that doesn't support that
format these days including a large variation of bit
Does anyone know the output power of the transmitter? For example, the C
Crane device is about 20 milliwatts, and Veronica about 50 milliwatts.
Jim
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There's certainly some wisdom in the philosophy of upgrading only when you
have to but I must admit, after buying a new PC recently, I've upgraded
winamp, nero, notmad explorer, real player and windows media player and am
wishing I'd done so ages back.
With regards to nero though, I think
Kevin: I have tried what you suggested.. However..Jaws won't tell me
whether Media is checked or unchecked! But I hit the spacebar anyway,
went back to Bill Sparks's site, dialed into WSM..and got the same result;
that darned Explorer insists on playing the stream! Hope I've made myself
clear
Hi Tracey.
Yes, it is possible to change the bit rate for CDEX as well as selecting
which encoder you wish to use and other variables for that encoder.
To change the bit rate, when in CDEX, press function key F4 to open the
settings menu. Now, you should be on the encoder tab but if not locate
Maybe someone can explain things, or at least, suggest a good sight to go
to in order to find out about conflicts among cd burning programs. My
limited understanding is that one should only use one burning program on
any given computer. So, if you have nero, you won't want to use anything
How does wma compare to either format, and is there much out there other
than computers that will play wma?
Cris Hall
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Cris, be more venturesome try it, what can you lose?
I use both Nero Roxio to burn cd's there certainly is no conflict.
where did you hear that?
Harry Bassler
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I have CDRWIN and the PRemiere demo on my system with no conflicts. I've
also had CDRWIN and NEro, and CDRWIN and Easy CD Creator.
Bruce
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As a matter of fact, Nero 6 does sertain things better with JAWS, such as
the CD burning Dialogue, it's not as annoying.
Thanks,
Nick
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That's the price I paid 2 days ago. Check out the pricing details below:
and here's the link
http://www.nero.com/en/631934351031098.php
just click on the link that says onlineshop and you'll enter the secure
online shopping area. There's a really easy to use wizard that will take
you through the
Hi Tom.
Ok, that rings a bell. I think there's some dialogue floating around in IE
that you can only get to with the JAWS cursor. Once you get to this
dialogue, you can click on one of the controls to get rid of that thing.
Sorry I can't be more specific but it's been a long time since I fell
I can use and am using NERO 6.0 OEM (the one once sold for $12) which
contains nero express and start smart, and can use express quite easily
with Window-Eyes. Nero 6.6, I probably will buy however, since the
interface is a little easier, though express is definitely useable though I
do get
thanks for that answer as to which Nero version is needed for x p 2?
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Only thing I've really found WMA useful for is streaming, I use it extensively
on my web site.
http://www.tft-bbs.com/grtdane/
At 08:50 AM 11/13/2004, you wrote:
I personally don't much care for the audio quality of WMA. The file size seems
to be quite
I'm not sure if the SP2 compatibility issue was sorted in this version
6.3.1.8. Are you having problems with nero at the moment assuming you've
installed SP2? If so, you should be able to upgrade to version 6.6 for free
anyway.
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Jim,
The upgrade from Nero 5.5 to version 6 has to be paid for. Visit this link
http://www.nero.com/en/631934351031098.php
and click on the onlineshop link to go to the secure shop and check out the
pricing information.
It'll cost you $39.99 to upgrade from 5.5 to version 6 if you take the
Hi Andrea,
I would be very interested in reading that document, also.
Could you send it off list to:
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Thank you in advance.
Kris
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In that case I'd download the latest version 6 release from the nero website
to be guaranteed no compatibility issues.
Kevin
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Am waiting to install s p 2 untilI get the *right Nero* or there will be
problems.
Many thanks.
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Hi Kevin: Thanks for trying; I did try..using the Jaws cursor; even tried
running the demo version of Jaws 5.0..to no avail! But if you come up with
something..or if anyone else has any ideas on this, feel free to pass your
ideas along. Thank you.
Tom Kaufman
You could always run the output of one sound card into the input of the
other then have the output of that one connected to the transmitter. I have
three computer's audio daisy chained together like that so that the sound of
all of them comes through the hi--fi.
Chirp|Chirp|Chirp: It's the
It might be sold in the US too, but under a different model number.
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Is there such a beast ie. an appliance that can be connected say to a tape deck
and record direct to a cdr disc?
If such a recorder does exist, will it cost some small portion of the national
debt topurchase?
Cheers
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When you have eliminated the impossible.
Andrea - Run a cable from the Output of the tape deck
to the Line In on your computer. Use the Record
function of a program named Media Jukebox to record
the sound and put it on your harddrive.
What I use is a homebuilt mixer that I run to the Line
In. That way I can hookup six different devices,
Well what I imagined I could do was to have a stand-alone device that I
could use to record cassettes to cdr discs away from the computer.
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ah good, I tried it last night and I had some trouble, but I haven't tried
it again since.
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Hi,
My DigiTech portable CD player will ignore all data files accept for the mp3
files.
You can place .wav .wma, or .exe... on a CDR or CDRW.
your cd player should play the mp3's.
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I agree, completely, Rather MP3 format is better are worse, it's the king
king. Don
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Joanne and list,
If you make a back-up data cd, the cd should play all the different file
formats that you have. I'd convert the wav files to mp3s just so you have
more room on the cd. When you're done burning the cd, the computer will
treat the cd as another permanent floppy if you will
Hi,
I seem to remember that there was a list set up for radio
broadcasting/announcements. Does anyone recall what the address of this
list is, thanks.
Richard Quan
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I'm looking at the Iriver H320 portable player. HAve any blind people had
experience with this particular unit? Can someone tell me comprehensively
what I can and can't do with it as a totally blind person? Thanks.
Bruce
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How do you download this program? I have tried doing it with it added to my
basket and without it in my basket. When I get to the page to select a
mirror site, I choose one and then get a page that it is downloading but no
dialog comes up to download it. After about ten seconds a page having to
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Quite possible! though the RXD29 seems to be sold as a standard model number
the world over.
At 12:16 PM 11/13/2004, you wrote:
It might be sold in the US too, but under a different model number.
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Their were many of these things around (can't say I've seen them lately
though).
I suppose that (as their are so many different mediums around like Minidisc
etc) that the manufacturers gave up.
At 12:34 PM 11/13/2004, you wrote:
Is there such a beast
you sure can. in transmission wise, exactly the same as plugging a
conventional fm transmitter directly into your sound card, so music you
transmit will be transmitted directly from the USB port to any radio within
a 150 feet range.
marco.
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Hi friends,after resolvind the aspi manager quandery,thanks to this List ,I
have encounted my first querie, with cd.ex 150.After activating the
Program with ,f 4 then going to File tab, 1.I am directored to choose a
folder to hold the ripped tracks,I am sure it is very simpple but I just
cant
what type of broadcasting do you mean? there are 7 lists that come to my
mind as follows.
blindcast at,
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blind broadcasters list.
internet radio at,
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internet radio list.
stream add at,
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Dean, when I downloaded this program, I used the Minnesota site, even
though I live in Alberta. The Alberta one didn't work for me. I didn't
try the ones from Finland, or Austria, but, you never know.
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Hi Tracy. In CDex, go to f4 for configuration. I think you can find it
from there.
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Hi Gary, thanks
Thanks, that's terrific. I was actually looking for the blind broadcaster
list but I like the sounds of the others and they would be useful.
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Perhaps a Minidisc deck would be even better. With an MD deck, one can
set and delete trackmarks as often as one wants to. With a CD recorder,
one can only set trackmarks once while recording.
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You wrote:
Is there such a beast ie. an appliance that can be connected say
Hi Dean, fancy meeting you here!
Please click on the url below it will take you directly to the download:
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/mp3directcut.html
Thanks, Harry Bassler
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