As I understand from the times I've used it, there are listings of various
Kay-Tel albums that various people have posted and there are links to the
albums for downloading them.
That's how I think it works.
Adrian.
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whats the site for the Kay-Tel blog site?
from stewart ross
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Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2011 2:35 PM
Subject: Old Kay-Tel Records On CD?
Hi List.
If this is off
Hi, use a software called mediaInfo and you'll get all the information
on that mp3 including which encoder has been used.
hth,
Best regards,
Gianluca
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I'm using the ripper in the Real Player, latest version in both cases.
They
OK, got it.
Kim McNatt-Kelly
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Have a wonderful day.
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Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2011 11:34 PM
Subject: Re:
Do you mean the download link? It's that I'm trying to make sense of.
Thanks.
Adrian.
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Sent: Friday, July 15, 2011 8:15 PM
Subject: Re: Old Kay-Tel Records On CD?
OK, got it.
I know nothing happens. You are right.
What does all of this stuff mean.
Maybe someone can answer if we are lucky.
Kim McNatt-Kelly
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I'll Google for that! Thanks.
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Sent: Friday, July 15, 2011 4:25 AM
Subject: Re: determing which encoder is used
Hi, use a software called mediaInfo and you'll
If you go by the stuff Windows tells you in the property dialogues for your
inputs and outputs where you select the rates to be used when they run in
shaired mode what ever that is, it says 48000KHZ at 16 bit is DVD quality
96KHZ at 24 bit is studio quality.
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Also, bit-rate is not the only parameter that can be varied. As I recall,
frequency response and sampling rate can be varied in some cases as well at the
same bit rate. I remember this making a big difference even with the same
encoder on a low bit-rate file I was trying to create.
Best
Hi, can goldwave or another audio program invert the phase of channels?
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Hi, GoldWave can. To do that go to the effect menu and choose invert.
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Hi, can goldwave or another audio program invert the phase of channels?
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thanks that's what i thought but wanted to make sure.
Dave c. bahr
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Hi, GoldWave can. To do that go to the effect menu and choose invert.
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Hi, can goldwave or another audio program invert the phase of
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Dave,
Both Audition and Sound Forge can change the phase of an audio chanel. I took
advantage of it in Audition and don't think that the title of the option was
obvious, though. As I recall, I had to select one channel for processing and
then select all in audition. I don't have access to
Hi gang,
Does anyone have suggestions for how I could stream music to a friend so
we can discuss it? I can't really find anything that is accessible, was
looking at something to transfer audio over skype but it wouldn't be
great quality. any help is appreciated.
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thanks,
Dave c. bahr
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hi steve, yes some more info with sf would be nice. I'll play with
audition a bit. thanks,
Dave c. bahr
On 7/15/2011 3:10 PM, Steve Jacobson wrote:
Dave,
Both Audition and Sound Forge can change the phase of an audio chanel. I took
advantage of it in Audition and don't think that the
Hi,
There are many ways to stream audio over the net.
First of all, you can setup a Shoutcast server and stream it using a
Shoutcast program.
Shoutcast server:
http://myradiostream.com
If not you can tweet it to one another if you are using Twitter with the
Qwitter client.
Hello list: As the subject line indicates, I have a question concerning MP3
Direct cut: let's say I want to take a part of a file and make a new file out
of it unto itself; can this be done? In other words, I may have a whole file
and there's a section of the file I want to keep, but not the
as I recall, that program isn't that accessible. What I would do is to
put the file into goldwave, mark the section you want to cut out and
then do a save selection as. hth
Dave c. bahr
On 7/15/2011 10:56 PM, Tom Kaufman wrote:
Hello list: As the subject line indicates, I have a question
You certainly can.
Use the B and N keys to select the beginning and end of the part you
want, then hit Control+E...I think. Anyhow, if I was wrong about the
actual keyboard shortcut, there is a Save Selection in the File menu,
and you can use this to save a part of a file to another file all of
actually, it is quite accessible,and you can edit MP3's without having
to uncompress and re-compress them. It can also record directly in to MP3.
Just look for the list of keyboard shortcuts in either the help menu or
in the manual, itself.
but, if you need to do any fancier editing, such as
Dave: For what use I've gotten out of MP3 Direct Cut, it is pretty
accessible; I must admit I haven't tried to use all facets of that program
(I've only used it to remove parts of an existing file) but am thinking it
may do something I want to do; just figured I'd ask and see if I'm right in
well cool. I love being wrong because that means I can learn from it.
That's good to hear it's accessible, maybe i'm confusing it with another
program, I have a lot of audio editors on this laptop for my job so they
all get blurred together in one shape shifting mass of sonics.
Dave c. bahr
Ann and list: Thanks; will give it a try and let you all know how it works
out! MP3 Direct Cut does work well for removing parts of a file that you
don't want; I even thought maybe the control-E thing was the key stroke I
wanted, but thought I should write and see if I was correct! Thanks
Hi, Tom,
Yes you can easily do this.
Find the beginning point of the section you wish to save,
press the space bar to stop playback, press the letter B.
Then find the end point,
stop playback and press N.
At this point, you can fine tune the location of the beginning point
by pressing the
Hey Jeff: That's some wonderful information! Thanks a bunch as I didn't
know about some of those commands you listed!
Tom Kaufman
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