Hi!
I have no trouble playing M4A files with Windows Media Player under Windows 7
but can't do the same with Windows Media Player under Windows Xp, does anyone
know of a plug-in or anything I can get to change this?
Not asking for myself really as I don't much care for audio under Windows
Hi Dane,
did you try to install the k-lite Mega kodec Pack?
I think it could solve your problem, but I am using a macintosh, and I don't
remeber which kodecs are included into this pakage...So I am not sure about
this tip!
Vincenzo.
Il giorno 03/apr/2011, alle ore 08.57, Dane Trethowan
Hi, gang! I recently got a new computer running Windows 7, 64 bit, with Jaws
12. What is the best video to audio converter out there? In a related
question, how in the world can one find the various chapters on a dvd that
you pop into the dvd drive? I'm using Windows media player and can't seem
Yeah, I'm using a Mac too smile and its not a problem here, haven't heard of
the pack you described so I'll take a look for that.
On 03/04/2011, at 8:28 PM, Vincenzo Rubano wrote:
Hi Dane,
did you try to install the k-lite Mega kodec Pack?
I think it could solve your problem, but I am using
DVD Audio Extracter is very accessible, and I'm not too sure about going to
a particular chapter, buut control f and control b take you back and forth
threw the chapters.
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Hi,
If you have videos already on your computer, you can open it onWavpad
from NCH, which would load it in as a wav file then save it as mp3.
If you have a DVD, use Magic DVD Ripper.
Hope this helped.
Alex.
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Hi,
If you do not want to install additional players, download the K Lite
Mega codec pack:
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/k_lite_mega_codec_pack.htm
If you don't mind, download VLC, a player which plays nearly
everything.:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html
I hope I helped,
I have a recording where the speaker did not stand anywhere near the
microphone. The volume is very very low. Is there software I can use
to increase the sound so I can at least hear what is being said? I
may also need to increase the quality of the recording. But, to know
this, first I need
Hi everyone, I have a play list that I would like to put on to CD. However, I'm
not sure that all of it will fit and I don't want to waist a disk finding out.
It is 124 megabytes and iTunes says it is 1.43 hours.
Are any of you able to tell me if this will work or if I should split it on to
2
I'm no expert here, but you get 700MB on a CD. Are you talking about an
audio CD or a data CD? If you're talking about a data CD and you won't
be converting the files in your playlist to another format then it
should fit easily. If you'll be creating an audio CD then it depends on
how large the
Thanks! Then my little 124 will easily fit.
Thanks much! Vicky
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Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2011 11:49 PM
Subject: Re: How many megabytes on a CD?
I'm no expert here, but
Audacity is free and will do this for you. ALternatively, you could use
goldwave. You can maximise the volume, perform amplification, and while you
can't actually increase the quality of the recording you can use filters to
bring out certain frequencies more that you think you're not hearing,
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