Hello all,
I have been equipped with two very powerful digital hearing aids
literally today. I'm wondering what is the best in terms of audio
quality. By that I mean things like 44,100HZ 16 bit or 128KBPS.
Many thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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Oh by adjusting the pitch of the file? I think that's a cool feature and
wish Winamp and other players had this capability without plug-ins.
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On 19/08/2010 5:39, Robert doc Wright wrote:
I use it when I need to learn a complicated bass line.
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hello friends, have been struggling with c dexe for the past two days, when i
place the cd in the drive and open up c dexe it says access remote freedb if
i hit enter and wait nothing happens, i tab down to access local freedb and
still nothing happens, i press f 9 to start ripping but i don't
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HI you may want to go in to the settings with, F4. then go to the freeg
database tab and check your E-mail is in there correctly if you don't have
an E-mail address in there it doesn't get the information and sometimes it
does reset the information mines done it a few times.
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Hi Joe,
1. Launch CDEX and press F4 to open the CDEX Configuration.
2. Arrow down to CD Database. If it is closed, press right arrow to open it.
3. Arrow down twice to Remote freedb.
4. Tab once to Remote Server and make sure something is selected.
5. Tab again to Your E-mail address. You
Well really this is a very strange questions, I've been wearing digital hearing
aids for 15 years and I'n now asking myself, why should encoding of sound be
any different to those wearing hearing aids than for those who are not? By that
I mean you encode the way you want and the way you like
I'd not set the min quality for as low as posible because that's too low.
i'd set maybe 128 as your lowest point, and then whatever you want as your
highest point. If you can't hear above 192, and won't be shairng the files,
then maybe set it to 192.
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Ignore that, the whole purpose of VBR is to encode every sample at a bit rate,
you don't want encoding of say silent samples done at 128k as that's just
wasting band width.
On 19/08/2010, at 11:47 PM, richard claypool wrote:
I'd not set the min quality for as low as posible because that's
Where can I get the software?
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hmmm, ask uncle google?
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Try this link, instead of the drop box link, that Robert just gave you:
http://www.mar-dy.com/MaPlEr/MaPlEr.php
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As a person with a hearing aid in one ear and a cochlear implant in another
ear, I still encode as high as I possibly can. Try to get some kind of
direct connection to your hearing aids if at all possible.
Andre
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Yes I've used it for that also. You can speed up and slow stuff down as you
can in Goldwave or Soundforge without changing the pitch. Great for learning
music.
On Aug 19, 2010, at 4:17 AM, chris hallsworth wrote:
Oh by adjusting the pitch of the file? I think that's a cool feature and wish
Hello all,
I tell you something, but audio sounds brilliant with my headphones
sitting on top of my hearing aids, which is how I am listening to the
computer right now!
So I will put it down to my laptop speakers rather than hearing aids.
Thanks all for the help.
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Chris, that is what I do, put the headphones over the hearing aides. do you
have analog or digital aides, for that makes all the difference in the
world. my digital aides are natural sounding like hearing should be! I have
an old pair of analog aides which are sometimes on the sharp side.
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I believe he said he had digital smile.
Yes I used to put headphones over my hearing-aids but I can tell you know, if
you can manage a direct connection to your hearing aids then you'll be doing
yourself a huge favour! that's already been mentioned on list.
I reviewed one device which may
Hi listers,
I installed levelator included in Richard's tutorial and wanted to use noise
reduction plugin but while trying to run it I've been getting the following
message:
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GoldWave
Access violation at address 019B83D0 in module 'DirectX.pig'.
Read of address .
OK
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I am running
Thanks Dane, I shall have a listen.
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Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2010 6:59 PM
Subject: Re: Best bitrate quality for hearing aid users?
I believe he said he had digital
Hi!
One of the many things I like about VLC Media Player is its ability to handle
cue sheets and associated audio files, a cue and wave or a cue and Flac pair
for example so I was quite astonished when i discovered that Winamp won't
handle this, does anyone know of a Winamp plug-in which may
what exactly are cue files? I've heard the term but not sure what they are.
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Cue files are text files, you can edit them in a text editor. They point to
positions in an accompanying file and show where tracks begin and end, supply
track information to the player etc.
CD burning software such as Exact Audio Copy and Easy CD DA Extractor can make
use of them to burn
I use those points in gw all the time, but thought they were spelled q u e u
e points, so when I saw this, i thought it might have been something
diffeent. one learns something new every day.
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Hi Dane,
Can you please tell me in laymans terms what a Q sheet is and how one uses it?
Thanks,
Johnny
At 09:13 PM 8/19/2010, you wrote:
Hi!
One of the many things I like about VLC Media Player is its ability
to handle cue sheets and associated audio files, a cue and wave or a
cue and
Dane,
Just saw this post from you.
Thanks,
Johnny
At 10:18 PM 8/19/2010, you wrote:
Cue files are text files, you can edit them in a text editor. They
point to positions in an accompanying file and show where tracks
begin and end, supply track information to the player etc.
CD burning
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