AIR FOIL QUESTION
Hi, I wish to Airplay content using my Mac to speakers around my home from apps other than iTunes and understand that, in order to do this, I need Air Foil. Therefore, I've downloaded and installed it but cannot get any audible results! I have launched VLC and Airfoil, checked Airplay in VLC and chosen the relevant speakers in Airfoil; however, when I play a track, all I get is silence. I have tried running both apps in reverse order in case that made a difference but it didn't. Airfoil seems to think that the chosen speakers are in use by another device but they aren't. I was Airplaying to them from iTunes beforehand but both closed iTunes and even re-booted in case something was still lurking. I'm using the trial version before deciding whether it's for me - obviously, at the moment, it's not! smile As I'm new to the Mac, I assume I'm doing something fundamentally wrong but don't know what! Can anyone point me in the right direction, please - even if it's a troubleshooting FAQ which I haven't come across yet? Thanks for any help. Richard Bartholomew
i Tunes problem.
Listers, I know that i tunes12 is out, but I only have i tunes 11, and all of a sudden it seems like it doesn't want to work with i tunes12. I know that jaws16 is out but at this time, after buying other things, I can't buy that right now. So, do I really have to give up i tunes ? The message that I'm getting is, I tunes has stop working. Please help. Thanks to all. Carliss
SoundBlaster Roar - was portable speaker to replace my soundlink 3?
I'm catching up with PC Audio messages a little late. I see Pete has a SoundBlaster Roar wireless speaker. I've been looking at this off and on for a while now but have held back because I've never been sure whether the controls are accessible to someone who is totally blind. This especially as it has a lot of features which could potentially make it quite complicated to operate. Anyway, two things coincided. I just read Pete's post about the Roar and Creative have just (possibly temporarily) dropped the price to £99. I'm just wondering if Pete has had any issues with the controls as I know it has a lot of selectable options? I've got the Boes Soundlink Mini which is good but sometimes a little too bassy. And I had hoped too sometimes use the Mini via Bluetooth with Jaws from my PC but found that the Mini kind of cuts off the beginning of Jaws audio unless it is getting continuous sound. Anyway, I'm really interested in the versatility of the Ror and it's currently a great price. Thanks for any info. John -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of pete gurney Sent: 29 November 2014 13:54 To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: portable speaker to replace my soundlink 3? hi mary, i've got two new bluetooth speakers a week ago both of which are fine one is outstanding but costs more and the other has three diferent versions each one stepping up in size. both of these have built in speech that tells you when it's pairing and when connected and the cheaper one even speaks what battery power is left. there both made by creative, the dearer one: sound blaster roar has outstanding sound with 30 watts output from a unit that is roughly the size of an A5 sheet of paper and 2 inches tall. it has bass boost, the ability to expand the sound field, has a micro sd card slot it's own built in music player and works as a speaker phone. if you have an sd card inserted you can either play music that is on it, press a record button to record memos or lectures and such like or if you are on a phone call via bluetooth to the speaker a press of the record button will even record your conversation which you can play back using the buttons on the speaker. it also has up to date codex built in so it can play uncompressed audio via bluetooth or via the 3.5 aux in socket, it even has an alarm switch that when activated a press of a button makes it work as a siron. it works from both the mains or from the built in battery. in UK pounds it cost £129 but i don't think it's much more in dollars in the states. the second is the: creative muvo mini. which i think is also known as the muvo 10. this is about 7 inches long and 2 inches tall and deep. it has a rubber coating and is suitable for use in bathrooms, on the beech and anywhere outdoors even in light rain or where it will get splashed. it's not as powerful as the roar but still has reasonable sound and works as a speaker phone. this one cost £50 UK pounds.creative do another couple of models of the muvo with the rubber coating with each one being bigger and more powerful and i think they are called the muvo 20 and muvo 30. pete. I have, or should I say had, a Bose Soundlink 3 speaker for use with portable bluetooth capable devices. For reasons not particularly relevant to this list, I won't have access to that speaker during the school year, since it will be going to school with my spouse. So I'm wondering about other alternatives, perhaps even some that might not be as pricy as the Bose. I've just read about the BW t7, which actually costs more than the Bose. Then there are Braven models which look interesting, albeit not much less costly than the Bose. Since all my devices are ios, I could also use airplay, not necessary to have bluetooth. What are people using and really liking in this category? Mary
mp3cut
Hi, Can anyone help me with a copy of mp3cut that will install. Thanks.
Re: SoundBlaster Roar - was portable speaker to replace my soundlink 3?
hi john, i don't think you would have any trouble operating it. i don't have enough sight to be of any use so always use these things as if i am totally blind and i didn't have any trouble setting it up by myself. most of it talks, so it tells you when your pairing, once paired it makes a tone to let you know when it re-connects and disconnects. also it also speaks some things when you move switches on the back but not all of them. overall it's a really nice speaker with great sound and lots of functions. and at £99 it's a good deal, and also when you order it on the creative website when you go to your basket it offers you the mesh carry case with shoulder straps for half price so if you want it don't add it to your basket until you go to the basket otherwise you will get charged the full price. pete. I'm catching up with PC Audio messages a little late. I see Pete has a SoundBlaster Roar wireless speaker. I've been looking at this off and on for a while now but have held back because I've never been sure whether the controls are accessible to someone who is totally blind. This especially as it has a lot of features which could potentially make it quite complicated to operate. Anyway, two things coincided. I just read Pete's post about the Roar and Creative have just (possibly temporarily) dropped the price to £99. I'm just wondering if Pete has had any issues with the controls as I know it has a lot of selectable options? I've got the Boes Soundlink Mini which is good but sometimes a little too bassy. And I had hoped too sometimes use the Mini via Bluetooth with Jaws from my PC but found that the Mini kind of cuts off the beginning of Jaws audio unless it is getting continuous sound. Anyway, I'm really interested in the versatility of the Ror and it's currently a great price. Thanks for any info. John -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of pete gurney Sent: 29 November 2014 13:54 To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: portable speaker to replace my soundlink 3? hi mary, i've got two new bluetooth speakers a week ago both of which are fine one is outstanding but costs more and the other has three diferent versions each one stepping up in size. both of these have built in speech that tells you when it's pairing and when connected and the cheaper one even speaks what battery power is left. there both made by creative, the dearer one: sound blaster roar has outstanding sound with 30 watts output from a unit that is roughly the size of an A5 sheet of paper and 2 inches tall. it has bass boost, the ability to expand the sound field, has a micro sd card slot it's own built in music player and works as a speaker phone. if you have an sd card inserted you can either play music that is on it, press a record button to record memos or lectures and such like or if you are on a phone call via bluetooth to the speaker a press of the record button will even record your conversation which you can play back using the buttons on the speaker. it also has up to date codex built in so it can play uncompressed audio via bluetooth or via the 3.5 aux in socket, it even has an alarm switch that when activated a press of a button makes it work as a siron. it works from both the mains or from the built in battery. in UK pounds it cost £129 but i don't think it's much more in dollars in the states. the second is the: creative muvo mini. which i think is also known as the muvo 10. this is about 7 inches long and 2 inches tall and deep. it has a rubber coating and is suitable for use in bathrooms, on the beech and anywhere outdoors even in light rain or where it will get splashed. it's not as powerful as the roar but still has reasonable sound and works as a speaker phone. this one cost £50 UK pounds.creative do another couple of models of the muvo with the rubber coating with each one being bigger and more powerful and i think they are called the muvo 20 and muvo 30. pete. I have, or should I say had, a Bose Soundlink 3 speaker for use with portable bluetooth capable devices. For reasons not particularly relevant to this list, I won't have access to that speaker during the school year, since it will be going to school with my spouse. So I'm wondering about other alternatives, perhaps even some that might not be as pricy as the Bose. I've just read about the BW t7, which actually costs more than the Bose. Then there are Braven models which look interesting, albeit not much less costly than the Bose. Since all my devices are ios, I could also use airplay, not necessary to have bluetooth. What are people using and really liking in this category? Mary
SV: Latest version of Burnaware 6 wanted
Dear David, Thank you very very much! Best regards Brian -Oprindelig meddelelse- Fra: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] På vegne af David Bailes Sendt: 10. december 2014 11:01 Til: PC-audio Emne: Re: Latest version of Burnaware 6 wanted Hi Brian, the following page contains links to the free, premium and pro versions of burnaware 6.9.4: http://www.burnaware.com/downloads/backup/v6.x/v6.9.4/ David. original message: Hi list, I know we are quite a lot, who use Burnaware for disk burning. I can't find Burnaware pro 6.9 anywhere. Could you maybe send me a dropbox link, or something similar to this specific version? It will be highly appreciated. Best regards Brian
Re: Latest version of Burnaware 6 wanted
Kevin, 6.94 is the last accessible version. Version 7 and later are thus far not accessible. Don Roberts - Original Message - From: Kevin Cussick the.big.white.sheph...@googlemail.com To: PC Audio Discussion List pc-audio@pc-audio.org Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2014 12:46 PM Subject: Re: Latest version of Burnaware 6 wanted Hi, sorry to jump in, but is the is the latest version? I heard this program has became a bit less accessible I don't remember where I heard this from but is this the case? On 10/12/2014 13:09, David Bailes wrote: Hi Brian, the following page contains links to the free, premium and pro versions of burnaware 6.9.4: http://www.burnaware.com/downloads/backup/v6.x/v6.9.4/ David. original message: Hi list, I know we are quite a lot, who use Burnaware for disk burning. I can't find Burnaware pro 6.9 anywhere. Could you maybe send me a dropbox link, or something similar to this specific version? It will be highly appreciated. Best regards Brian
Re: Latest version of Burnaware 6 wanted
I am having one problem with the Burnaware free program, but I think it is something peculiar to my windows 8.1 system, not the program itself. Whenever I go to burn a data disk, the files themselves are imported just fine. But when I go to import subdirectories containing files, the subdirectories are empty. This does not happen on my XP home system nor on my windows 7 home premium laptop. I emailed David Bailes about this, but he replied that the program worked fine on his Windows 8 system. Just thought you might want to know. Don Roberts - Original Message - From: Curtis Delzer curtis1...@verizon.net To: PC Audio Discussion List pc-audio@pc-audio.org Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2014 11:29 AM Subject: Re: Latest version of Burnaware 6 wanted I wonder which does what? :) thanks! -- Curtis Delzer curtis1...@verizon.net On Wed, 10 Dec 2014 10:01:12 + (UTC) David Bailes david_bai...@yahoo.co.uk wrote: Hi Brian, the following page contains links to the free, premium and pro versions of burnaware 6.9.4: http://www.burnaware.com/downloads/backup/v6.x/v6.9.4/ David. original message: Hi list, I know we are quite a lot, who use Burnaware for disk burning. I can't find Burnaware pro 6.9 anywhere. Could you maybe send me a dropbox link, or something similar to this specific version? It will be highly appreciated. Best regards Brian
Re: Latest version of Burnaware 6 wanted
Here you go https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/lyzmex - Original Message - From: SOUSA PAULO CASIMIRO DANIEL danielcasimir...@hotmail.com To: PC Audio Discussion List pc-audio@pc-audio.org Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2014 10:31 AM Subject: Re: Latest version of Burnaware 6 wanted Brian, send me a private message than i send the link. Le 09/12/2014 18:36, Brian Olesen a écrit : Hi list, I know we are quite a lot, who use Burnaware for disk burning. I can't find Burnaware pro 6.9 anywhere. Could you maybe send me a dropbox link, or something similar to this specific version? It will be highly appreciated. Best regards Brian Sendt fra min pc -- SOUSA PAULO CASIMIRO Daniel Gsm (Celular): +352 661 85 97 67 E-mail: danielcasimir...@hotmail.com E-mail 2: dj_biza...@hotmail.de Skype: daniel.sousa.paulo.casimiro Facebook: DANIEL SOUSA PAULO CASIMIRO If we can't look at ourselves, and ask, why? then where does the learning start?
Re: Latest version of Burnaware 6 wanted
Hello, thanks shame I hope they fix it. On 11/12/2014 16:51, Donald L. Roberts wrote: Kevin, 6.94 is the last accessible version. Version 7 and later are thus far not accessible. Don Roberts - Original Message - From: Kevin Cussick the.big.white.sheph...@googlemail.com To: PC Audio Discussion List pc-audio@pc-audio.org Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2014 12:46 PM Subject: Re: Latest version of Burnaware 6 wanted Hi, sorry to jump in, but is the is the latest version? I heard this program has became a bit less accessible I don't remember where I heard this from but is this the case? On 10/12/2014 13:09, David Bailes wrote: Hi Brian, the following page contains links to the free, premium and pro versions of burnaware 6.9.4: http://www.burnaware.com/downloads/backup/v6.x/v6.9.4/ David. original message: Hi list, I know we are quite a lot, who use Burnaware for disk burning. I can't find Burnaware pro 6.9 anywhere. Could you maybe send me a dropbox link, or something similar to this specific version? It will be highly appreciated. Best regards Brian
Re: SoundBlaster Roar - was portable speaker to replace my soundlink 3?
This Creative speaker sounds quite good. Thanks for the details. One question is, Does it have A2DP so VoiceOver is also heard through the speaker when using an iDevice? Thanks, Jeff At 12:42 PM 12/11/2014, pete gurney wrote: hi john, i don't think you would have any trouble operating it. i don't have enough sight to be of any use so always use these things as if i am totally blind and i didn't have any trouble setting it up by myself. most of it talks, so it tells you when your pairing, once paired it makes a tone to let you know when it re-connects and disconnects. also it also speaks some things when you move switches on the back but not all of them. overall it's a really nice speaker with great sound and lots of functions. and at £99 it's a good deal, and also when you order it on the creative website when you go to your basket it offers you the mesh carry case with shoulder straps for half price so if you want it don't add it to your basket until you go to the basket otherwise you will get charged the full price. pete. I'm catching up with PC Audio messages a little late. I see Pete has a SoundBlaster Roar wireless speaker. I've been looking at this off and on for a while now but have held back because I've never been sure whether the controls are accessible to someone who is totally blind. This especially as it has a lot of features which could potentially make it quite complicated to operate. Anyway, two things coincided. I just read Pete's post about the Roar and Creative have just (possibly temporarily) dropped the price to £99. I'm just wondering if Pete has had any issues with the controls as I know it has a lot of selectable options? I've got the Boes Soundlink Mini which is good but sometimes a little too bassy. And I had hoped too sometimes use the Mini via Bluetooth with Jaws from my PC but found that the Mini kind of cuts off the beginning of Jaws audio unless it is getting continuous sound. Anyway, I'm really interested in the versatility of the Ror and it's currently a great price. Thanks for any info. John -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of pete gurney Sent: 29 November 2014 13:54 To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: portable speaker to replace my soundlink 3? hi mary, i've got two new bluetooth speakers a week ago both of which are fine one is outstanding but costs more and the other has three diferent versions each one stepping up in size. both of these have built in speech that tells you when it's pairing and when connected and the cheaper one even speaks what battery power is left. there both made by creative, the dearer one: sound blaster roar has outstanding sound with 30 watts output from a unit that is roughly the size of an A5 sheet of paper and 2 inches tall. it has bass boost, the ability to expand the sound field, has a micro sd card slot it's own built in music player and works as a speaker phone. if you have an sd card inserted you can either play music that is on it, press a record button to record memos or lectures and such like or if you are on a phone call via bluetooth to the speaker a press of the record button will even record your conversation which you can play back using the buttons on the speaker. it also has up to date codex built in so it can play uncompressed audio via bluetooth or via the 3.5 aux in socket, it even has an alarm switch that when activated a press of a button makes it work as a siron. it works from both the mains or from the built in battery. in UK pounds it cost £129 but i don't think it's much more in dollars in the states. the second is the: creative muvo mini. which i think is also known as the muvo 10. this is about 7 inches long and 2 inches tall and deep. it has a rubber coating and is suitable for use in bathrooms, on the beech and anywhere outdoors even in light rain or where it will get splashed. it's not as powerful as the roar but still has reasonable sound and works as a speaker phone. this one cost £50 UK pounds.creative do another couple of models of the muvo with the rubber coating with each one being bigger and more powerful and i think they are called the muvo 20 and muvo 30. pete. I have, or should I say had, a Bose Soundlink 3 speaker for use with portable bluetooth capable devices. For reasons not particularly relevant to this list, I won't have access to that speaker during the school year, since it will be going to school with my spouse. So I'm wondering about other alternatives, perhaps even some that might not be as pricy as the Bose. I've just read about the BW t7, which actually costs more than the Bose. Then there are Braven models which look interesting, albeit not much less costly than the Bose. Since all my devices are ios, I could also use airplay, not necessary to have bluetooth. What are people using and really liking in this category? Mary - No virus found in this message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
