Hello folks: Late last night, I downloded MSN 6.2; didn't seem to be much
choice in the matter..they were hellbent on making me do it! But now..I
notice that..ever since I've downloaded MSN, I've tried to listen to two
audio streams..and they won't work! If I hit myy enter key, I hear a
weird
Well, Tom, I didn't get through on either of those links so I couldn't try
them.
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From: Tom Kaufman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PC audio discussion list. Pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 1:34 PM
Subject: MSN And Streaming Audio
Hello folks: Late
Hello Tim: First..the one link that I posted was incorrect! But since I
posted the message..I got the problem solved! I unknowingly put MSN's
Toolbar on here; that, apparently was causing my problem with some of
these inbeded audio streams. So I did the appropriate thing; I removed
MSN's
Hi Chris. I think that the Panasonic DVD player I have is easy for me to
use.
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From: Kristine Hickerson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pc-audio pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 10:19 AM
Subject: Two Questions
Hi all,
I need Robert Wegner of Panasonic's
Hi Tom. I don't know if your talking about MSN Messenger, but incase you
are, I found that since I use Windows XP, I can use Windows Messenger.
They're about the same thing. I hope this helps.
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From: Tom Kaufman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PC audio discussion list.
Hi,
try this,
go to my computer
then to the CDR drive.
press alt+Enter to open properties
ctrl+Tab to the recording tab
the tab key may not find the checkbox, so use the jfw cursor to check the box
to enable recording on the drive.
then press apply and OK.
I hope this helps
Thanks,
Rob
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You could try the following: make sure that the drive shows up in the system
manager, make sure the drive works, also check the cabling.
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From: Shashi Gothivarekar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Blindtech(List) [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Access-UK
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Cc: PC-Audio List
Is there a program that will do this ie. just take a fold of .mp3's and
normalise to my choice of volume and then quit?
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When you have eliminated the impossible.
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There is a program called mp3-gain which you can google for. It allows
you to pick at what db value to raise or lower your mp3s and it does it
for you without losing quality. A good setting for some is 92 db and
for other 9it's 95 db. Most cds
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Yeah, well, rather than use that extra programme (if you're ripping from CD)
then why not get the CD ripper to do the job (either that or LAMe if you're
using it as the MP3 encoder). Any CD ripping programme worth its salt will
have a normalise
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With MAD, you can have it normalise as the MP3's are playing. If you use LAME
to encode your MP3 files, you can have LAME normalise them for you, (only works
in the command line version as far as I'm aware).
Many of the portables I've seen can
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