And could you also send it to
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Thanks,
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And could you also send it
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I just picked up the Sound Blaster Audogy 2 and will be installing it
soon. Can someone tell me about the plugs, please, and the order in which
they occur?
That little thing that looks like a USB port, is that supposed to be a
digital connection? And what is that other little interface that
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From: Norma A.
I haven't had problems with it taking over. Winamp is still the default
player. I use media player to rip CD's to MP3's it does a good job of that.
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Where do you find Portra Studio?
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Hello List!
I reinstalled OTSDJ recently and added Snowman's JAWS scripts. The program
runs correctly, but I cannot get rid of the scratchy sound, especially when the
programs starts. I did it previously, but the Graphics Analyzer of Dynamics
Analyzer features seem to be different in the
Go to the Goldwave site,
www.goldenhawk.com
Download their ASPI layer and install that--it's self-installing.
See if that fixes everything.
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Hi there Brian and everyone, can anyone help me out with this Pal talk
scripts which I'm having difficult time setting? Please and than!
Azar
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Yes, nothing compares to a .wav file. They play on ay audio player.
after note: ick--they won't play on an mp3 player.
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Hi Tom
Yes, you simply plug it into your speaker socket. Incidentally, I've got
the Veronica fm transmitter and I purchased a special cable which plugs into
the speaker socket and has two sockets attached, so I've got both my
computer speakers and my hi-fi if I wish.
Best wishes.
Andy from
Hi khanair75
Well I have to admit that I haven't tried it yett.
Best luck
Brian
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Hi,
First the port looking like a big usb port is infact a firewire port.
The litle lose cable is a digital connection i think.
I don't remember the exact plug, but from the little firewire plug I think
number 2 is line out 3 microphone and 4 line in, but I'm not quite sure.
Best regards
Brian
Doc! With Sound Forge you can only record one source at a time. The
source can be monaural or stereo. You can not record separate signals on
each of the two stereo channels. You can record a track, then record
another and copy them onto one another over and over again but you can't
record
Go ahead and try Stereo Mix.
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qHi Jerry: What mine has is a speaker jack, a line input..and the
microphone; I think..once I get my splitter (or Y connector)..I should be in
business! As i've probably mentioned before..the whole thing will probably
change, once I have my new compputer!
Tom Kaufman P.S. Thanks for all the
Moving from the firewire port you have
center channel
rear channel
front
mic
line in
s/PDIF
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How do I get into the audio tab in the sounds thing in the control panel?
Samuel.
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Go ahead and
hi,
Doc, and all these plugs can even be nicely programmed from the soround
mixer, so you get what you want from them.
Brian
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So then if I were just using a two-speaker system, I would plug that into
the front plug, correct?
Bruce
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Hi,
yes as I stated before.
Brian
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Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 9:00 PM
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So then if I were just using a two-speaker system, I would plug that into
it's sony philips digital interface format or something like that.
it means you can transfer sound digitally from your source to your card or
the other way.
Brian
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Where can this software be purchased?
Can it be purchased as a download or does it come on cdrom?
Does anyone on this list use and what are their opinions?
It appears that using Viavoice with the ECI option (whatever that is) allow
the user to choose another soundcard from the system default.
Hi Frank. Soundforge is a sound editing program. With it, you can use
reverb, and many other things with sound, and with the Effects menu, you
can shift the pitch of a recording, and if you want, you can get the
noise-reduction plug-in, to take out unwanted noise from vinal, and also
other
I just installed my SB Audogy 2 card. Everything seems to have worked out
all right, except it's now replaced the Windows volume control with
Creative's own. It doesn't, at first glance, appear to be accessible. How
can I get the Windows volume control back, or else make the Creative
volume
these bastards are evil, really evil. they'll ruin your PC and grin
while doing it, just like the gangbanger who shoots your best friend and
laughs.
Kelly
PC World.com - Dec 29, 2004
http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,119016,00.asp
Risk Your PC's Health
yes the third one in from the fire wire
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SPDIF
History
Since the early 80's, a step towards digital audio has been set by the
introduction of the Compact Disc player. In the beginning, those signals
stayed inside
the set, and were converted to analog signals before leaving the cabinet. A
new trend is to keep signals into the digital
Lovely. I hope I can get rid of this thing.
Bruce
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On Mon, 3 Jan 2005, doc wrote:
Hello PC-Audio:
I would like to know where to find the Lame encoder does anyone know the
URl for it .
Thanks
Jim
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When I started talking about the Porta Studio on here I was particularly
referring to one model that had 3 speeds including slow sped as in Talking
book speed. Am I correct in saying Tascam no longer makes a model like this?
P.
At 03:13 PM 3/01/2005 -0500, you wrote:
Porta Studio is a
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