VLC

[Andrea Sherry]

Some Assistance please.
Information on keystrokes is what I need.
Thanks
Andrea
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Re: Pandora

[Dane Trethowan]

Hi!

As far as I'm aware the Pandora software for Windows and the Mac is 
still inaccessible but help is at hand in the form of several Pandora 
clients.


For Windows you can use the Hope Pandora client and for the Mac you can 
use the Muse client, both are very easy to use.




On 25/01/2016 1:00 PM, randy tijerina wrote:
Hi friends...randy here...tell me, how accessible is Pandora the radio 
programme?
I'm using jaws17..do I have to download or install anythingcan 
I add stuff to an existing radio station?





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Pandora

[randy tijerina]

Hi friends...randy here...tell me, how accessible is Pandora the 
radio programme?
I'm using jaws17..do I have to download or install 
anythingcan I add stuff to an existing radio station?

Re: Pandora

[randy tijerina]

where can I get these clients.and will they havea guide sheet 
to tell me what to do?

At 08:44 PM 1/24/2016, you wrote:

Hi!

As far as I'm aware the Pandora software for Windows and the Mac is 
still inaccessible but help is at hand in the form of several Pandora clients.


For Windows you can use the Hope Pandora client and for the Mac you 
can use the Muse client, both are very easy to use.




On 25/01/2016 1:00 PM, randy tijerina wrote:
Hi friends...randy here...tell me, how accessible is Pandora the 
radio programme?
I'm using jaws17..do I have to download or install 
anythingcan I add stuff to an existing radio station?




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USB speakers versus internal laptops?

[Adam Morris]

Hi all,

for those who use or have used USB powered speakers do they drain your 
laptop's battery much more than the internal speakers?

SV: VLC

[Brian Olesen]

Hi,
Here you are.

Brian


VLC Media Player Shortcuts
 

1. Most used

F Fullscreen 
Space bar - Pause or play movie 
V Subtitles on/off (or s) 
B Audio track cycle 
Ctrl+Arrow Up/Ctrl+Arrow Down Volume 
 

2. Mouse actions

Double click Fullscreen 
Scroll Volume or Position (see settings) 
Right click Local menu (play controls, audio/video) 
 

3. Movie Navigation

Ctrl+D Open disc menu 
Ctrl+F Open folder (browse folder menu) 
Ctrl+R/Ctrl+S Advanced open file 
Ctrl+O Open single file(s) 
M Mute and unmute audio 
P Play movie (from the very beginning) 
S Stop movie 
Esc Exit full screen mode 
[+]/-/= Faster, slower, normal 
A Aspect ratio 
C Crop screen 
G/H Decrease subtitle delay / Increase subtitle delay 
J/K Decrease audio delay / Increase audio delay 
Z Change zoom mode 
Ctrl+1, Ctrl+2, Ctrl+3, Ctrl+4 Recent media (in Media - Recent media menu) 
T Show time 
Ctrl+T Goto time 
E Next Frame. Advance forward frame-by-frame 
  
 

4. Jump in playback

Shift+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Very short jump (3 seconds) 
Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Short jump (10 seconds) 
Ctrl+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Medium jump (1 minute) 
Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Long jump 
 

5. Manage VLC, Playlists, and Special Commands

Ctrl+H Hide / unhide controls 
Ctrl+P Preferences/ interface settings 
Ctrl+E Adjustments and audio/video effects 
Ctrl+B Edit bookmarks 
Ctrl+M Open messages 
Ctrl+N Open network 
Ctrl+C Open capture device 
Ctrl+L Open playlist 
Ctrl+Y Save playlist 
Ctrl+I/Ctrl+J Media information 
Alt+A Open audio menu 
Alt+H Open help menu 
Alt+M Open media menu 
Alt+P Open playlist menu 
Alt+T Open tool menu 
Alt+V Open video menu 
Alt+L Open playback menu 
D Show movie path 
N Play next movie from playlist 
F1 Show Help 
F11 Window full-screen (not equal to pressing F) 
Alt+F4, Alt+q or Ctrl+Q Quit VLC 
Shift+S Take a Snapshot / Screenshot 




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Sendt: 24. januar 2016 10:38
Til: PC Audio Discussion List
Emne: VLC

Some Assistance please.
Information on keystrokes is what I need.
Thanks
Andrea
-- 
Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start 
from now and make a brand new ending." - Carl Brad

Re: playing media files through more than one output

[Dane Trethowan]

Interesting question.

I can immediately think of how this could be done on a Mac as Audio Hijack 3 
would allow you to do this without question and without fuss so yeah, 
interesting to see how one might go about doing this on a Windows PC.

I do that sort of thing all the time actually using my Radiologic Broadcasting 
software so the scenario you’re illustrating does have its place.


> On 25 Jan 2016, at 5:10 PM, André van Deventer  
> wrote:
> 
> Hi all
> 
> I realize the subject line might be a bit confusing so please let me explain.
> 
> I have been wondering for some time whether it is possible to play media 
> files like mp3 files for example through two different sound cards at the 
> same time.   I realize that this may sound unusual but I may have need of 
> someth9ing like this in the near future.
> 
> Say for example you have two different usb sound devices and you would like 
> to have the music to come through both of these devices?  Is such a thing 
> possible?
> 
> Regards
> 
> Andre
> 
> 
> 
> 
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RE: playing media files through more than one output

[André van Deventer]

Dane

What I was thinking actually might never be necessary.

I have taken the plunge and ordered the B desktop speakers.  I'm still very 
curious about the sound I will get from them.  Many hifi folks seem to say that 
there are better desktop speakers now available for that price.  Be that as it 
may - I do also have a reasonably high quality DAC available here.  And a 
reasonably good quality hifi sub.  So if I should want to add a sub to this 
system,  I might want to be able to play my media files through both the mm-1 
speakers and a DAC for the sub at the same time.  Just investigating things.  
It may be that a sub is not necessary at all.

André

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Trethowan
Sent: 25 January 2016 08:17 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: playing media files through more than one output

Interesting question.

I can immediately think of how this could be done on a Mac as Audio Hijack 3 
would allow you to do this without question and without fuss so yeah, 
interesting to see how one might go about doing this on a Windows PC.

I do that sort of thing all the time actually using my Radiologic Broadcasting 
software so the scenario you’re illustrating does have its place.


> On 25 Jan 2016, at 5:10 PM, André van Deventer  
> wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> I realize the subject line might be a bit confusing so please let me explain.
>
> I have been wondering for some time whether it is possible to play media 
> files like mp3 files for example through two different sound cards at the 
> same time.   I realize that this may sound unusual but I may have need of 
> someth9ing like this in the near future.
>
> Say for example you have two different usb sound devices and you would like 
> to have the music to come through both of these devices?  Is such a thing 
> possible?
>
> Regards
>
> Andre
>
>
>
>
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SV: USB speakers versus internal laptops?

[Brian Olesen]

Hi,
Well not really.

Brian

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Sendt: 25. januar 2016 05:37
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Emne: USB speakers versus internal laptops?

Hi all,

for those who use or have used USB powered speakers do they drain your laptop's 
battery much more than the internal speakers?

Australian Review: Samsung R-series 360-degree wireless multiroom speakers - A new angle | CyberShack

[Dane Trethowan]

If I know Samsung - and if the Samsung phones I've owned are anything to 
go by - then we're watching an evolution in audio speakers taking place? 
We'll see as time goes on, early days for Samsung in the audio game at 
this time.

http://www.cybershack.com.au/review/australian-review-samsung-r-series-360-degree-wireless-multiroom-speakers-250116-2

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SV: playing media files through more than one output

[Brian Olesen]

Hi,
On pc virtual audio cable. On Mac. Loopback.

Brian

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Deventer
Sendt: 25. januar 2016 07:11
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Emne: playing media files through more than one output

Hi all

I realize the subject line might be a bit confusing so please let me explain.

I have been wondering for some time whether it is possible to play media files 
like mp3 files for example through two different sound cards at the same time.  
 I realize that this may sound unusual but I may have need of someth9ing like 
this in the near future.

Say for example you have two different usb sound devices and you would like to 
have the music to come through both of these devices?  Is such a thing possible?

Regards

Andre




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Crystal Radio - Beautiful Music

[Dane Trethowan]

Hi!

Found this using Google.

For those who remember the days when "Beautiful Music" was the king of 
radio then Crystal Radio may provide the Beautiful Music Youv'e Been 
Missing.

http://crystalradio.ca/playlist.pls

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Re: USB speakers versus internal laptops?

[Austin Pinto]

no.
but it depends on which speaker you use and what are the features.
like if you use a 2.1 channel speaker the requirements will be a bit
hire then if you use a 2 channel speaker

On 1/25/16, Adam Morris  wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> for those who use or have used USB powered speakers do they drain your
> laptop's battery much more than the internal speakers?
>
>


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Re: USB speakers versus internal laptops?

[Dane Trethowan]

Hi!

Its assumed of course that with a Laptop you probably won’t want something too 
powerful.

Logitech has - or perhaps more accurately had - a set of USB powered speakers 
which I thought provided extremely good value for money when it came to the 
performance and sound and the price of $25.

These were not your Hi-FI speakers but they certainly could be easily heard at 
a desktop or table and in a small work room.

They used D class amplification so very little power was used.

If you have a Laptop or even perhaps an Android device with a USB port then 
these speakers may very well be worth a consideration, they certainly sound 
better than all the laptop speakers I’ve ever heard and are damn right 
excellent if you do a lot of work with your Screen Reader and you need 
reasonable audio for those wonderful speech synthesisers you’ve bought from the 
likes of Akapella etc.

Excellent for those Internet Radio Broadcasts too.

I bought half a dozen pairs at the time.

And yes to the controls which are about as simple as you can get, 3 buttons on 
the right speaker are volume down, bute in the middle and volume up on the 
right.


> On 25 Jan 2016, at 4:18 PM, Austin Pinto  
> wrote:
> 
> no.
> but it depends on which speaker you use and what are the features.
> like if you use a 2.1 channel speaker the requirements will be a bit
> hire then if you use a 2 channel speaker
> 
> On 1/25/16, Adam Morris  wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> for those who use or have used USB powered speakers do they drain your
>> laptop's battery much more than the internal speakers?
>> 
>> 
> 
> 
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playing media files through more than one output

[André van Deventer]

Hi all

I realize the subject line might be a bit confusing so please let me explain.

I have been wondering for some time whether it is possible to play media files 
like mp3 files for example through two different sound cards at the same time.  
 I realize that this may sound unusual but I may have need of someth9ing like 
this in the near future.

Say for example you have two different usb sound devices and you would like to 
have the music to come through both of these devices?  Is such a thing possible?

Regards

Andre




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Re: SV: VLC

[Andrea Sherry]

Thanks
Andrea


On 24/01/2016 10:21 PM, Brian Olesen wrote:

Hi,
Here you are.

Brian


VLC Media Player Shortcuts
  


1. Most used

F Fullscreen
Space bar - Pause or play movie
V Subtitles on/off (or s)
B Audio track cycle
Ctrl+Arrow Up/Ctrl+Arrow Down Volume
  


2. Mouse actions

Double click Fullscreen
Scroll Volume or Position (see settings)
Right click Local menu (play controls, audio/video)
  


3. Movie Navigation

Ctrl+D Open disc menu
Ctrl+F Open folder (browse folder menu)
Ctrl+R/Ctrl+S Advanced open file
Ctrl+O Open single file(s)
M Mute and unmute audio
P Play movie (from the very beginning)
S Stop movie
Esc Exit full screen mode
[+]/-/= Faster, slower, normal
A Aspect ratio
C Crop screen
G/H Decrease subtitle delay / Increase subtitle delay
J/K Decrease audio delay / Increase audio delay
Z Change zoom mode
Ctrl+1, Ctrl+2, Ctrl+3, Ctrl+4 Recent media (in Media - Recent media menu)
T Show time
Ctrl+T Goto time
E Next Frame. Advance forward frame-by-frame
   
  


4. Jump in playback

Shift+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Very short jump (3 seconds)
Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Short jump (10 seconds)
Ctrl+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Medium jump (1 minute)
Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Long jump
  


5. Manage VLC, Playlists, and Special Commands

Ctrl+H Hide / unhide controls
Ctrl+P Preferences/ interface settings
Ctrl+E Adjustments and audio/video effects
Ctrl+B Edit bookmarks
Ctrl+M Open messages
Ctrl+N Open network
Ctrl+C Open capture device
Ctrl+L Open playlist
Ctrl+Y Save playlist
Ctrl+I/Ctrl+J Media information
Alt+A Open audio menu
Alt+H Open help menu
Alt+M Open media menu
Alt+P Open playlist menu
Alt+T Open tool menu
Alt+V Open video menu
Alt+L Open playback menu
D Show movie path
N Play next movie from playlist
F1 Show Help
F11 Window full-screen (not equal to pressing F)
Alt+F4, Alt+q or Ctrl+Q Quit VLC
Shift+S Take a Snapshot / Screenshot




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Sendt: 24. januar 2016 10:38
Til: PC Audio Discussion List
Emne: VLC

Some Assistance please.
Information on keystrokes is what I need.
Thanks
Andrea


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from now and make a brand new ending." - Carl Brad