Do not use the microphone input unless your source in monophonic. The
microphone input accepts only monophonic input.
Elaine Zablocki wrote:
At 05:52 PM 4/29/2007, b_s-wilk wrote:
Have you tried using Audacity for recording? I've had excellent
results with it. Windows/Mac/Linux
http://audac
At 05:52 PM 4/29/2007, b_s-wilk wrote:
Have you tried using Audacity for recording? I've had excellent
results with it. Windows/Mac/Linux
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
I haven't tried audacity, and I'll go look at it.
Did you set the input source?
Yes, I did in jet audio... I'm not sur
Have you tried using Audacity for recording? I've had excellent results
with it. Windows/Mac/Linux
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Did you set the input source? Are you sure your sound card is capable of
taking input?
I have two of those oversized calculators that I got on sale for $1
each. A few of those could work. You may find other parts inside that
can be useful on other projects. I have some left over solar panels from
AstroPower that are 6x6 and 8x8 that I use to recharge batteries for
outdoor lights,
>My first reaction was to use solar cells, but that could require wires.
>Can the solar cells be attached directly to the LEDs in ice, and still
>generate the tiny bit of power for the LED? It's worth trying. Won't it
>need resistors?
Not if the internal resistance of the battery is sufficient
Hi Elaine!
I have experience with exactly the same issue and the cause, in my case, was
that the "Line In" channel was muted in my softwares mixer.
Check the audio mixer in your recording software. The "Line In" probably has
it's own channel with a slider control. Make sure it is not muted and
The cells on my lights are about three inch circles.
On 4/29/07, db <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, in the evening but the concept here is we could keep it charged by
shining a light on it in the off hours ... which would be
considerable... so that the LED's would light when during display time.
Have you checked the recording sound level? Separate from the listening
level.
Here's how:
Control Panel>Sounds and Audio Devices>Select Audio tab>Click on Sound
Recording volume button. You can first check "What you hear" and then
adjust the volume.
If not this, then maybe something is w
>My questions would be: How big physically would a solar cell be that
>was capable of providing power for LED's and where would one look for
>such and are they terribly expensive?
Radio Shack.
$5 Can produce 300ma @ 0.5 volts.
$15 Can produce 50ma @ 6.0 volts.
I have an old calculator that
>Without the use of wires running to the outside, I want to be able to
>turn the LED circuit off and on to save power.
Don't power it with a battey. A solar cell is probably the best way since
it will not produce much heat. To run LEDs you should not need a lot of
current so normal room lighti
I have some audiotapes of people speaking that I want to turn into
sound files.
I have a tape deck. I play the tape, and listen with headphones, and
the tape is playing correctly. I have a cable from the "line out" of
the tape deck to the "line in" of the computer soundcard. However
this d
Unfortunately, I think the "common ground" you speak of is, at root, the
absence of critical thinking, related to - an at best - ambivalence about the
value of truth. The real "inconvenient truth" is that truth itself is very
often inconvenient. We worship many other considerations above the
This might work if there was a lot of sunlight, but it seems to me the
main effect of this sculpture would occur at night.
>Without the use of wires running to the outside, I want to be able to
>turn the LED circuit off and on to save power.
Don't power it with a battey. A solar cell is probab
A secular Amen.
Critical thinking is almost entirely absent from public discourse and thinking
on important societal issues - across the board, across the political spectrum.
Liberals tend to think their discourse and positions are based on reason and
critical thinking, but not so for conser
>Without the use of wires running to the outside, I want to be able to
>turn the LED circuit off and on to save power.
Don't power it with a battey. A solar cell is probably the best way since
it will not produce much heat. To run LEDs you should not need a lot of
current so normal room lightin
The lights would be at least 6 to 8 inches in from the outside surface.
Not sure about the light circuits yet. We'd prefer to make up cluster
of lights individually switched but probably the switching complexity
would require that we connect them all together to one switch...
db
rocky lee w
What we don't know about basic biology is almost certainly more
than we think.
On the same, lines is the idea that deciphering the human genome
represents a big turning point in our understanding is amusing.
>From what
I can tell, what it really does is to better frame our ignorance
of how DNA
On the point the we are "snowflakes" ("gentle snowflakes" according
to Lewis Black) was the NPR piece on med students who learn
the every-body is different. E.g., working on a normal cadaver and
seeing the the left elbow joint looked like a textbook drawing (something
rare in and of itself) and the
Jeff, I actually liked this post.
Jeff Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: No, no Rev, you've got it all wrong.
Your side is brilliant, honest, forthright, righteous, of the highest ethics
and above reproach.
The other side is evil, stupid and/or ignorant, dishonest, sleazy and always
up to somet
Stewart, that may be a comforting formulation but it deserves
some inspection.
What one means by "radical" is slippery. Though no matter
how you structure the definition you typically find the institutional
measure of organizational strength (periodical circulation, affiliate
elected officials,
The fact that Fox channels GOP talking points like
Madame effing Blavatsky is disheartening. I would
find that obnoxious in a "liberal" or "mainstream"
paper.
Any ideological tendency might be worth
hearing if the source shows some independent
thought and willingness to look at evidence. What
I have no idea how to help answer your question. What I'd like to
know is where can I see the sculpture when it's done?
John
On Apr 28, 2007, at 9:47 PM, db wrote:
We will be making a large ice sculpture (1 ft x 4ft x 6 ft. block)
frozen for 3 weeks with some LED lights buried internally (t
I gave some insights based on sociological studies, researched and
confirmed facts, and scientific polls, and you offer platitudes, talking
points, and untruths.
In the passed 12 years, the political middle has been pushed further and
further to the right. I live in a part of PA considered to be
I'd worry about the heat. LED's *do* produce heat, and if the battery
is inside the ice it'll produce even more.
Probably be lots easier to have the power supply in the base. Clever
wire placement would be called for, but I suspect hiding the wire
would be much easier than hiding a large sealed b
Hey db,
How far inside the ice will you put the lights?
Will the the LCDs be connected by wires
in a circuit to a single power source?
Rocky
Date:Sat, 28 Apr 2007 18:47:08 -0700
From:db <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: DC powered remote control swit
At 12:40 AM -0500 4/29/07, Stewart A. Marshall wrote:
...
Usually that is not to be and the common ground is left standing vacant.
Those of us who stand in the middle are very numerous, just very
quiet. (at least quieter than the extremes.)
Amen!
--
Roger
Lovettsville, VA
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