Brett, is this a Winamp plug-in?,
Billy
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Subject: Re: karaoke night.
Ok. Here is a slightly old plugin but
Again thanks Brett, I'll let you know,
Billy
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Subject: Re: karaoke night.
Well I did a little poking around on
Hi Tom and list,
I'm sorry for the delay as I've got tons of correspondence to deal with and I
usually don't bother to often read through the pile of e-mails regarding
conferences generally:).
1. I'm in touch with Stephen Crowler who promised to take a closer look into
Tapin-radio in
Yes it is.
bb
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Hi guys, I'm wondering if it is possible for me to watch live Television on
my Acer Laptop?. Would it be better to get one of those tv tuner cards?, or
is there a software program to achieve this?.
I'm running win7, with jaws12.
I also have Sky tv in my home, but in another room.
Any help in
Greetings,
Thanks, hope it can be made available through this list.
I would suggest we need reasonably high quality at least 128kbps .mp3
stereo, ideally, 192kbps .mp3 stereo, else the finer points which may be of
specific importance making the point of the sample, would be lost. I
suppose if
Hi Colin and all.
According to the release notes, this is the last version to work under
Windows XP. GoldWave 5.70 or whatever they next call it will only work
under Windows Vista and Windows 7. I do not use Windows XP myself, so I
am going from the release notes somebody has posted a few days
If it doesn't have a toner, then maybe you should get one. That's how it
gets the signel.
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Sent: Friday, December 09, 2011 3:58 AM
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I used Comcast and WMC and was able to change channels on my computer
keyboard. I had an IR device that plugged into the cable box that provided
the comunication between it and my computer.
I expect to set up my Windows 7 computer the same way. If there are any
differences, I'll tell the
Hi everyone. Since I last posted on this subject, I have uninstalled Winamp
and decided to go with MaPLEr but I'm having trouble paying for the thing.
I think I'll get the problem solved and will use both MaPLEr and Winamp but
I have since reinstalled Winamp. I'm a stubborn so so so will do
Hello all.
Please can I ask, can someone explain what the differences are between
the speakers outlined in the subject line? Asking as I bought a new
radio today and the speakers are 2 times 2 watts RMS in terms of output.
There was also a radio with 2 times 1 watt RMS as its output. The radio
Well at a guess we're talking stereo? So therefore 2 times 2 watts means 2
watts per channel and given stereo then that's 2 watts times 2 channels giving
a total of 4 watts.
The big question here is how the measurement of 2 times 2 watts was made, given
the low figure I suggest that the
Yes they are stereo speakers hence two times. I have a speaker on either
side of the radio.
Christopher H
On 10/12/2011 16:47, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Well at a guess we're talking stereo? So therefore 2 times 2 watts means 2
watts per channel and given stereo then that's 2 watts times 2
Right, well obviously then 2 times 2 watts is mor powerful than 2 times 1 watt.
On 11/12/2011, at 5:27 AM, chris hallsworth wrote:
Yes they are stereo speakers hence two times. I have a speaker on either side
of the radio.
Christopher H
On 10/12/2011 16:47, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Hi Folks!
The talk of Winamp has reminded me of a question I've had about the software
for some time.
I have an account with Sky.fm and am wondering if anyone knows of any way of
using my Sky.FM subscription with Winamp?
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I have a premium account on Digitally imported which also include Sky.fm
channels. When I log on to my account I can go to favorites and download a
playlist for all the channels. Then I just load my .M3u playlist and i can
switch between channels by using B and Z keys like when I'm playing
Yep, sounds as though this should work as I have a Sky.FM Premium account,
thanks very much for your help.
On 11/12/2011, at 10:28 AM, Jacob wrote:
I have a premium account on Digitally imported which also include Sky.fm
channels. When I log on to my account I can go to favorites and
Okay cool. Thanks. But yeah, I know you could do it before, it's just how
does one do it now? Well, let me and the list know how it goes then. This
will decide if it will be worth spending the extra money on a TV tooner or
not.
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Hi Walter,
You need to install the SqrSoft Advanced Crossfading Output plugin. You can
get it from the Winamp site at
http://www.winamp.com/plugin/sqrsoft-advanced-crossfading-output/32368
Once installed, you will need to open the Winamp preferences with ctrl+p, arrow
up or down until you get
Mary,
In my previous post, I said that I didn't have any experience setting up
Media Center in Windows 7; now I do. Sighted assistance would definitely be
preferred, but if none is available, I would suggest that the NVDA screen
reader would be the best choice for tackling the setup screens.
Hi Gary,
Thanks for the report on your Win7 experience. I'm going to install the
NVDA screen reader, as I have heard good things about it, and it does
seem to offer some things that the other guys don't, and the price is
right. What kind of tv tuner did you get? I'm debating whether to get
the
Hello
swhere do you get the ir device at?
Hank
On 12/10/2011 7:27 AM, vrvaug...@mailzone.com wrote:
I used Comcast and WMC and was able to change channels on my computer
keyboard. I had an IR device that plugged into the cable box that
provided the comunication between it and my computer.
I
Very cool. It was like a whole new world for me, not just to record at will
but to look at what was on tv and decide if I'd like to see it. Maybe I'll
get away from this att stuff and get real cable again.
bb
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