On 13/07/2014 22:34, Jeff Samco wrote:
I am looking to get an MP3 of a track by Octopodes, called Holding
out for a Hero. It is not available on Amazon MP3 nor on eMusic.
I've googled around and not found it elsewhere except on free MP3
download sites which I'm lyrie of trying. Can anyone
On 14/07/2014 05:13, Donald L. Roberts wrote:
I have two small television sets, each of which has what looks like an R
C A jack which is labeled as some sort of audio output. Since it is not
analog, just what type of digital audio is it likely to be?
It's quite likely to be analogue audio;
Morning all.
This problem has probably been thrown around many times, but now my turn.
Using Windows7 HP, and Jaws 15 (newest bill).
When using external blug in microphone, or the built-in one on my
Dell all in one computer, when even using the sound recorder in
Windows, there is a bad humming
you might try using an external usb sound card for recording.On
7/14/2014 7:26 AM, Morey Worthington wrote:
Morning all.
This problem has probably been thrown around many times, but now my turn.
Using Windows7 HP, and Jaws 15 (newest bill).
When using external blug in microphone, or the built-in
Don, that is a coaxial output. you may notice though, that the outside of
the jack itself is raised higher on the rim than a regular RCA jack.
the other digital output probably is a Toshiba toslink jack. it usually has
a square shape on the outside of it.
If you happen to plug into a video
Bob,
These are all very good points. I'd like to explain a bit more about my
earlier response in case it helps Kelly.
I was editing a four hour MP3 file over the weekend, and I was finding
everything to be very sluggish including
moving through the file with PGUP and PGDN. Since I had
I might suggest using MP3 direct cut for editing MP3 files. It's very fast,
and you don't have to convert the files. It doesn't have a lot of the
features that a program like sound forge has but it is very reliable.
-Original Message-
From: Steve Jacobson
Sent: Monday, July 14,
Tim,
That's a good suggestion. In my case, I was applying a specific type of
compression that I already had defined in
Sound Forge. I should take a look, though, thanks.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
compression
On Mon, 14 Jul 2014 16:30:28 -0500, Tim Aune wrote:
I might suggest using MP3
I also like MP3 Direct Cut; pretty simple to use...and definitely
blind-friendly!
Tom Kaufman
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From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Tim Aune
Sent: Monday, July 14, 2014 5:30 PM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: Need Help with Sound
