Re: Netflix Android App

[Christopher Bartlett]

Is there an easy way to get to the audio description setting in the Android
app.  Doing it on the PC is a nightmare.

On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 2:43 AM, Dane Trethowan 
wrote:

> I have my Note4 locked to Portrait and Netflix doesn't cause my screen to
> rotate.
>
>
>
>
> On 10/27/2015 4:57 PM, Isaac wrote:
>
>> I hate how on android or the iphone that netflix and other video apps
>> force your screen to change to lanscape
>> - Original Message - From: "Dane Trethowan" <
>> grtd...@internode.on.net>
>> To: "PC Audio Discussion List" 
>> Sent: Monday, October 26, 2015 9:43 PM
>> Subject: Re: Netflix Android App
>>
>>
>> Having given the Android Netflix a whole heap of praise the App does have
>> a few twerks as does everything I guess.
>>
>> When you’re playing content the controls such as payse etc seem to
>> disappear with Talkback though I’m sure they’re on the screen.
>>
>> I can get around this by using the transport controls on my Bluetooth
>> keyboard which I do have with me most of the time regardless of what Smart
>> Phone etc I’m using so yes that’s a small thing to be aware of.
>>
>>
>> On 27 Oct 2015, at 1:29 PM, Mary Otten  wrote:
>>>
>>> Well, I haven't tried the ios app in the last couple months, and I thnk
>>> there may have been a so-called upgrade in there. I have an old Nexus
>>> 7. Will have to d/l the netflix app there and see how it works with the
>>> latest talkback. I'd never actually watch a movie on that device. But
>>> will have to see how navigation is, now that talkback navigation has
>>> been substancially improved in recent months.
>>>
>>>
>>>
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RE: Recording from a IPod to a victor Stream third generation.

[Christopher Bartlett]

Third generation?  Did I miss a memo?  I thought we were still on the 2.

Chris Bartlett


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Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2015 12:13 AM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: Recording from a IPod to a victor Stream third generation.

Hello Listers,

Is there away to record from a IPod to the third generation victor Stream,
is there an adapter that can be bought for iether the patch cortd or the
IPod cord that can be used to transfer music from the IPod to the Stream?
The IPod that he has is the fourth generation I think thats an older model?I
have iTunes on my computer and I am hoping there's  away to get some of his
music.  The Victor Stream third generation does play M4a music estensions
which is IPod, and ITunes music  estensions. I've bought music from ITunes
with M4A extensions and the M4A extension works well with my third
generation Stream.

Thanks to all, I'm hear listening.

 

 

Carliss

RE: important article I found about music

[Christopher Bartlett]

Ahem!  Responding to the content of the original post, this is a
short-sighted move on the part of IAPs as they are voluntarily surrendering
their protected status or safe harbor, a provision under the flawed DMCA
that said that carriers were not responsible for the content their users
post or download.  This has been the major reason you haven't seen the MPAA
and RIAA thugs going after the carriers who, after all, have so much more
money than Jamie Thomas or the average Internet user.  Let us be clear, when
this steaming pile of crap fails to work, as it will, because major
infringers will find technology to get around it, who's going to get left
with the lawsuits?  The very carriers who have failed to police their
users adequately.

So, what we're going to see is the carriers, not accountable to anyone for
how they enforce their new policies, the RIAA and MPAA as usual demanding
measures that will gut the Internet for legitimate uses, and key
technologies for anonymization under fire as havens for piracy.  In my world
their profit motive is trumped by my right to privacy, or, the ability for
on-line activists to be able to evade repressive governments, including that
of my own United States of America.

In short, this is just going to cost us all in the end.

If you have the option of switching ISPs to one that does not support this
travesty, do it now, vote with your money.  This is the only way to force
the thugs to act more responsibly.

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RE: ripping my collection: advantages of eAC vs. mainstream rippers

[Christopher Bartlett]

For a lossy file format that sounds better (to my ears anyway) then MP3, try
ogg.

Christopher Bartlett


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On Behalf Of Brett Boyer
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 3:29 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: ripping my collection: advantages of eAC vs mainstream rippers

Thanks for the advice. I guess insane is a strong word. I'd like to preserve

the music but I don't think I will do flak. Still wondering if ripping to 
mp3 320k is it worth using eAC? anyway.
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RE: djc death notice

[Christopher Bartlett]

May he sleep in the arms of the Goddess and enact his true will, whether
that is to seek the courageous path of incarnation again or to find union
with the Mother.  May his family have peace.

Christopher Bartlett


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On Behalf Of Sunshine
Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2011 6:45 PM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: djc death notice

Hi guys,
Well if you are a radio nut or in this case an Internet radio one. I'm
saddened to tell you that DJC AKA Don Coco passed this morning in CA of
an apparent heart attack. He'll be missed on the World Wide Legend doing
his 9 to midnight Saturday night show EDT. I hope that someone can care
for his wife Julie. I was told she's wheelchair bound. Just hope more
importantly he was saved. Pass this along if you wish. Just found out
via Twitter of his passing.
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RE: Foobar, ripping and a problem

[Christopher Bartlett]

Thank you very much, this is helpful.

Chris


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On Behalf Of Øyvind Lode - Forums
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 8:07 AM
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Subject: RE: Foobar, ripping and a problem

Foobar2000 only includes the FLAC decoder needed for playback of FLAC files.
To create FLAC files you need the FLAC encoder.
I've never used foobar2000 to rip and encode to FLAC but I guess it uses the
flac.exe command line encoder.
Download the FLAC encoder binary from:
http://flac.sf.net 

There should be a binary for windows here and just unzip the flac.exe to the
foobar2000 directory etc.
Then point foobar2000 to the location where you put flac.exe.

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On Behalf Of Christopher Bartlett
Sent: 5. april 2011 16:21
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Subject: RE: Foobar, ripping and a problem

Win XP and JFW 12.  I understand the OS question, but I am pretty sure this
isn't a screen reader-dependent problem.

Chris Bartlett


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On Behalf Of Bardia Zakeri
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 12:35 AM
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Subject: Re: Foobar, ripping and a problem

with screen reader and  operativ system do you use ?
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From: Christopher Bartlett themusicalbre...@gmail.com
To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 9:26 AM
Subject: Foobar, ripping and a problem


 I'm trying to use the cd ripping feature in Foobar 2000 1.1.5.  I get the
 conversion settings just the way I want them and hit convert, and then a
 dialogue3 appears asking me for the location of the flac converter.  I've
 scoured my drive and can't find it, nor can I find a .flac converter 
 listed
 in the installed components, nor in the installable components from the
 site.  Foobar will in fact play .flac files just fine though, so I'm 
 rather
 confused.



 How do I point Foobar to the .flac converter?



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Foobar, ripping and a problem

[Christopher Bartlett]

I'm trying to use the cd ripping feature in Foobar 2000 1.1.5.  I get the
conversion settings just the way I want them and hit convert, and then a
dialogue3 appears asking me for the location of the flac converter.  I've
scoured my drive and can't find it, nor can I find a .flac converter listed
in the installed components, nor in the installable components from the
site.  Foobar will in fact play .flac files just fine though, so I'm rather
confused.

 

How do I point Foobar to the .flac converter?

 

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RE: Foobar, ripping and a problem

[Christopher Bartlett]

Win XP and JFW 12.  I understand the OS question, but I am pretty sure this
isn't a screen reader-dependent problem.

Chris Bartlett


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From: pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org]
On Behalf Of Bardia Zakeri
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 12:35 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: Foobar, ripping and a problem

with screen reader and  operativ system do you use ?
- Original Message - 
From: Christopher Bartlett themusicalbre...@gmail.com
To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 9:26 AM
Subject: Foobar, ripping and a problem


 I'm trying to use the cd ripping feature in Foobar 2000 1.1.5.  I get the
 conversion settings just the way I want them and hit convert, and then a
 dialogue3 appears asking me for the location of the flac converter.  I've
 scoured my drive and can't find it, nor can I find a .flac converter 
 listed
 in the installed components, nor in the installable components from the
 site.  Foobar will in fact play .flac files just fine though, so I'm 
 rather
 confused.



 How do I point Foobar to the .flac converter?



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RE: Pandora radio

[Christopher Bartlett]

I am listening to a Pandora (p a n d o r a) stream as I write this reply.

Chris Bartlett


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On Behalf Of Arnaud
Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2011 9:21 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: Pandora radio

pen do rate radio is discontinued.


Le 24/01/2011 15:31, Christopher Bartlett a écrit :
 Pandora is also available through a variety of set-top devices including
the
 Roku player and the x-box as well as other gaming consoles I believe.  In
 order to use Pandora with a PC, you should check out Christopher Toth's
 Pandora client called HOPE at
 http://www.q-continuum.net

 Good luck.
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RE: Pandora radio

[Christopher Bartlett]

Pandora is also available through a variety of set-top devices including the
Roku player and the x-box as well as other gaming consoles I believe.  In
order to use Pandora with a PC, you should check out Christopher Toth's
Pandora client called HOPE at
http://www.q-continuum.net

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First impressions of hope.

[Christopher Bartlett]

For those unaware, Hope is Christopher Toth's (of Qwitter fame) front end
for http://www.pandora.com, which is a web site for music playing and
discovery that allows you to create stations by selecting seeds and then
rating how well songs it presents to you fit the sound you're going for, or
how much you like them.  Until this week, it has been functionally
inaccessible, though with a lot of fiddling, one could make it work to some
extent.  Enter HOPE, Toth's Pandora player, a $10 download from
http://www.q-continuum.net.

There is an html read-me that explains the program, but frankly it's
unnecessary, since the interface is dead simple, consisting of tabbable
controls, all of which have keyboard shortcuts that speak as you tab to the
control, allowing you to memorize them in a jiffy.

When you first enter the program, you are asked to log in, or if you don't
have a Pandora account, to register.  Both of these operations were
inaccessible with any screen reader from the web site or Pandora's own
desktop client.  If you have an account, simply enter your email address and
password.  I haven't tried the registration as I already had an account,
though I Imagine it to be quite easy.

 

Now you go to your station list, empty if you're first using Pandora.  From
here, you can play any existing station, rename or delete it, or search to
create a new station.  Searching is as simple as typing in an artist name or
song name into the search box and tabbing to the search button.  Results
appear in a list one tab away from the search button.  Find the one you want
to use and tab to the create station button.  Your station now appears in
your station list.

 

Once you've selected a station and hit the listen to station button, you're
in the player.  Here you have fields with the current song's artist, title
and album, a play, pause, previous, next and stop buttons, and volume and
song position sliders.  Again all have keyboard shortcuts and are easy to
operate.  Even the information fields have shortcut keys to quickly move to
and read the information.

 

There are two other important controls, the thumbs up and thumbs down
controls.  If you're unfamiliar with Pandora, these are the controls you use
to customize your stations.  If you want the song you're hearing to be
played more often, (and songs that Pandora thinks are like it) hit the
thumbs up button.  If you don't want the song appearing on your station, (or
again, songs like it according to Pandora) hit the thumbs down button.
Pandora immediately stops playing the song you've rejected and moves to the
next song.  You can also skip the song without rating it up or down by using
the next button.

 

Observations.  HOPE is fast and responsive, much more so than is the web
site.  I got playback within two seconds of selecting my station, and using
the thumbs down or next button stopped the song immediately and moved to the
next song in the stream nearly instantly, again beating the hell out of the
web site's performance.

 

There is an important facet of station editing missing.  On the web site, it
is possible to go to the page for a particular station and edit its
information, including adding a station description for other people to see,
and selecting artist and song seeds to add to the thumbs-up list manually.
This last makes it possible to hand-customize a station to a degree that the
regular method doesn't.  Because this functionality does exist on the web
site, and in a reasonably accessible fashion, this isn't a deal killer at
all, but would be nice if Mr. Toth could add.

 

Another nit is that search results for songs don't return the artist.  If
one searched for Helter Skelter one wouldn't be able to tell the
difference between the Beatles ve3rsion and the Pat Benetar version, which
might make for an incorrect station.  I'd like to see this information
provided.

 

HOPE is a great implementation of a Pandora desktop client with a lot of the
flair and intuitive ease of use of the Qwitter client.  At $10, this is
definitely software worth supporting.  Rating 4.5 stars.

 

Christopher Bartlett

 

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Getting Windows Media Player to rip to .flac?

[Christopher Bartlett]

Is it possible to include .flac in the list of formats supported by Windows
Media Player?  I confess I don't know this program well and hate its
interface, but it's what's on my net book and I want to rip some CDs into
flac format, which isn't in the list of available formats as things stand.
Does WMP do plug-ins, and if so, where does one find WMP plugins?

 

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RE: noisy and low quality mp3 audio lectures cleanup

[Christopher Bartlett]

And for normalizing sound levels quickly and simply, get the levellator from
the conversations network.  I don't have URLs handy and am in a hurry, but
Google conversations network levellator and you should be able to find it.

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RE: crosspost: gotomeeting?

[Christopher Bartlett]

This seems odd, since Go To Meeting and all its siblings are Citrix
products.

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Re: NCAA March Madness free TV/audio streams

[Christopher Bartlett]

where does one find the Westwood 1 radio link on that page?

 Christopher Bartlett
At 01:31 AM 3/15/2008, you wrote:

  From The Fred's Head Database and Fred's Head Companion

NCAA March Madness on Demand

NCAA March Madness on Demand allows you to watch LIVE game broadcasts
of CBS Sports television coverage of the NCAA Championship on your
computer for FREE!

This year, for the first time ever, you'll be able to watch every
game of the NCAA Championship live online for free. All 63 games,
from the First Round

through the Final Four including the Championship Game, will be
available with NCAA March Madness on Demand, so you'll never have to
miss a single shot.

NCAA March Madness on Demand is 100% free

Live games streaming on your broadband-connected computer

Enjoy Championship highlights, recaps, and archived video

640x360 widescreen video player

Exclusive halftime show

Includes The NCAA Basketball Championship Selection Show

Can't see the video? Listen to live streaming audio from Westwood
One's radio broadcasts of every game.

Click this link to visit the NCAA's March Madness on Demand website:
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RE: converting text to daisy format

[Christopher Bartlett]

There is also a program called Eclipse Writer that will help you in 
marking up text, Word, even .pdf files and allow you to build DAISY 
books either as structured text or audio, both of which could be put 
on the Stream.  I have done a little experimenting with this program, 
and while it is a tedious pain to mark up a long text, it is quite 
simple, and the program help will teach you everything you need to know.

I just took a look at the online site, and Eclipse Writer appears to 
be a bit simpler to use.

 Christopher Bartlett
At 11:23 AM 2/3/2008, you wrote:
I don't know if this will give you the results you want.  You will need to
mark up the text file according to their fairly clear instructions.  Once
you do, though, you will get back, depending on what you request, either a
Daisy book in one of three formats or an mp3 file.

http://w3.wmcnet.org/dtbmaker/dmol/

Dean

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Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 9:48 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: converting text to daisy format

When I put a txt file on a sd caard in the victor reader stream, I can't
jump from one chapter/section without first moving to the end of a chapter
and puting my own bookmark in.  Then I just move to that bookmark.  But to
get to that start or end of a chapter or end of a sectin, I must move by
screen or paragraph until I reach the locaation for inserting a bookmark.

Daisy books usually mark the chapters, sections etc.  I wasn't sure if I
could actually make this happen or not.  I have some text for my students
that are in ttxt format on cd.  I can move them to a bookport or victor
reader stream. But when looking for a given place in the book, the student
must get there in a very slow manner. I guess maybe after this first year of

using the books, the bookmarks would be in the bookport or victor reader
stream for next year.  So that is why I was wondering. The publisher doesn't

have the text avilable in daisy or I would bought them as well as the txt
copies.

Hope I diidn't go on too long with my explanation.begin
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Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 11:31 AM
Subject: Re: converting text to daisy format


  If they are already text, why convert?
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  Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 11:03 AM
  Subject: converting text to daisy format
 
 
  Hi All,
  Is there a program  that converts text to daisy format?
  The text-too-audio program from
  Premier technology will allow for converting text to mp3 or wav but not
  daisy.
 
  I   hope to  convertsome textbooks to daisy format for putting on a victor
  reader stream or bookport.  Thanks for any  help in advance.
 
 
 
 
 
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Re: mp3 files

[Christopher Bartlett]

Search for a program called Music IP Mixer, which 
will create play lists based on a seed list or 
song and I believe will allow you to load up a 
portable device or drive with the selected music.

 Christopher Bartlett
At 10:48 AM 10/21/2007, you wrote:
Hi all
 I am a new member on this list.
 I would like to know how to view my mp3 
 files in a folder in a random way to
 copy it on a sd card to listen it in another device.
 thanks
  Richard Beausoleil
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Re: Yahoo and LaunchCast Plus

[Christopher Bartlett]

I played around with Bluebeat for a while a year or so ago.  My 
biggest problem with them was the odd holes they had in their 
selection.  But yes, it was customizable.

 Christopher Bartlett
At 06:58 PM 9/27/2007, you wrote:
hello

If you want to customize your station, go to:

http://www.bluebeat.com

Its free, its great, and I love it. Don't get me wrong, launchcast is great
too, but you can't beat 320 kbps. If you don't want to customize your
station, simply go to killer playlists or time machine, and choose from
about 100 genres, ranging from country to just plain wierd, in all aeras of
time from the 1920s onwards, if you so desire. Just download the plug in for
windows media player, set up an acount and your all ready to go. I live in
canada, therefore, can't make my own station due to copyright, however, this
sure as heck doesn't make it a less enjoyable experience, as there are about
a million stations to choose from, not to mention you can browse by artists,
album etc, genre, too. Adding songs to your crate or station as you so
choose. I absolutely love it- and hope you do, too!

Blue beat loves hearing from us blind users- I e-mailed them about an
accessibility on there website, and got a prompt response, asking me what
they could do to fix the problem.

I can't say enough about how unknown this website is, how nobody knows about
it.  Its one of the best, and it makes launchcast look bad in comparison.
But, I'm on dialup, so its sort of dificult for me to get in there, the
minimum bitrate is 160, so I recommend having a dsl or higher connection
speed, I'm getting high speed tomorrow, so if you need more help, I'll be
happy to add more detailed instructions about things.

hope that helps,
Tyler
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To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 12:34 AM
Subject: RE: Yahoo and LaunchCast Plus


  Hi Jim.  If you figure this out, please let us know how you did it.  I
  subscribed to Launchcast for a while, but was disappointed that I couldn't
  seem to do much customization, which is what I now expect from online
  music
  sites.  I loved the stations, but was frustrated that I couldn't seem to
  customize my own station.
 
 
 
  -Original Message-
  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  On Behalf Of Jim Fettgather
  Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 2:50 PM
  To: PC audio discussion list.
  Subject: Yahoo and LaunchCast Plus
 
  Hello to the list.
  I have joined the Yahoo! LaunchCast Plus service and it seems like there's
  a
 
  great variety of high quality stations and formats from which to choose.
  When you call up the entire list of stations, even though they're not
  identified as links using Jaws, you can still press Enter on any given
  station to launch it, and it plays just fine.
  You can even save the station to your Favorites list and launch it that
  way
  very quickly.
 
  Apparently, it is possible to customize your personal station to include
  artists and genres from specific formats.  I'm wondering if anyone has
  figured out how to do this?
  I have been going round and round in circles on these pages but have not
  figured this out just yet.
  If anyone has successfully done this, perhaps you could let me know how
  you
  accomplished it.
  Thanks a lot.
 
 
 
  - Original Message -
  From: Bob Seed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: PC audio discussion list.  pc-audio@pc-audio.org
  Sent: Friday, August 03, 2007 11:02 AM
  Subject: Re: Follow-up on FM Transmitters
 
 
  When it comes to AM transmitters this company only makes a 500 and a 1000
  watt unit. Since this company does custom work it is quite possible that
  they could build you a small AM transmitter.
  similar to the FM unit that they build for home consumers. It wouldn't
  hurt
  to drop them an e-mail or give them a call and see what they say.
  - Original Message -
  From: Jonathan Mosen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: 'PC audio discussion list. ' pc-audio@pc-audio.org
  Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2007 9:25 PM
  Subject: Follow-up on FM Transmitters
 
 
 A couple of months ago, there was a great thread on this list about FM
  transmitters. A user recommended the transmitter found at
  http://www.wavemach.com.
 
  I purchased one of these and am thrilled. The range is huge, the
  construction solid, no nasty power hum, very good stereo separation, in
  short, no complaints whatsoever. I got him to add a level control that
  allows me to set the line in for the two RCA sockets, and he also added
  small buttons for setting the frequency. It has a standard antenna socket
  at
  the back and comes with a very solid little antenna, not just a wire.
 
  So if you're looking for an FM transmitter, this one is definitely worth
  a
  look, but it is on the high end of the price range. You definitely get
  what
  you pay for though.
 
  Jonathan
 
 
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RE: Yahoo and LaunchCast Plus

[Christopher Bartlett]

When last I attempted to use Launchcast, I had a 
major problem with the flash-based controls that 
allow you to customize your station by rating 
songs you hear.  It is quite possible to 
initially set up a launchcast station, but the 
ongoing rating/customization was unusable in JFW 
8 when first I tried it.  I haven't tried it 
since, has anyone else had more joy?

 Christopher Bartlett
At 05:19 PM 9/24/2007, you wrote:
Hi Jim,

You can also eliminate artists, songs or all 
from that particular artist or even tracks so 
they won’t play on your station ever again… I 
cannot remember how to use these features in 
that I haven’t visited that site in probably 3-4 years now.
Just wanted to pass the additional information along.






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Re: Output format tips needed:

[Christopher Bartlett]

This is a well-known fact about which you can find articles in all 
the major computer mags if you search, and is one of the reasons why, 
with the advent of cheap hard drive space, hard drives are a better 
storage alternative.

 Christopher Bartlett
At 07:45 PM 9/6/2007, you wrote:
No flame intended, but why not site these great research sources. Otherwise,
your post is just another person's opinion.

Thanks,
Matthew
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Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 5:48 PM
Subject: Re: Output format tips needed:


  Hi List:
 
  Since nobody brought this up, I guess I have to be the one to give the bad
  news.
 
 From my past research;
  one. My understanding is that CDR  CDRW DISKS are not recommended for
  storing data on these disks for more than two years.
  Two. Also, my research seems to indicate that DVD+/-R  DVD+/-RW disks may
  be even less stable then CDR/RW disks for long term storage.
 
  I strongly suggest that you look in to long term storage of what ever
  media
  you choose. Please do not flame me. I just thought I let you all know what
  I
  have found in the past.
 
  I apologize if this is no longer the case.
 
  Wayne
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  Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 7:28 AM
  Subject: Re: Output format tips needed:
 
 
  Hi, If you have a drive that can burn and read both CD and DVD, why would
  it
  not be a good idea to store CD music on DVD?  Wouldn't you get a lot more
  music on each disk?
 
  I'm interested, since I might like to do the same.
 
  Thanks for your info! Vicky
 
 
 
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Re: Building a random playlist

[Christopher Bartlett]

I use a program called Music IP Mixer, which is available in stripped 
down form in Winamp.  I actually purchased the stand-alone version 
that has a lot more tools for controlling the creation of your 
play-list.  I haven't started experimenting with its portable player 
options yet, so I don't know how accessible/useful they will be.

 Christopher Bartlett
At 07:10 AM 5/29/2007, you wrote:
Hi Norma.

I use a program called Audigen from red chair software to take care of all
my music management.  One of the features it has is the ability to create a
playlist and shuffle it.  You can then access the playlist and simply copy
and paste some or all of the tracks directly from it to another drive or
folder.

It is completely accessible using screen readers and provides an easy to use
alternative to other programs with music libraries that are generally more
difficult to use or quirky with each release of the program.

It costs around $20 and is the best program I ever bought.

Regards.

Kevin
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Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2007 2:29 PM
Subject: Building a random playlist


  Hi audiophiles,
 
  I am interested in knowing if there is a program which will randomly
  pick from my MP3 files and generate playlists.  I would like to have
  some MP3 CDs available while travelling but manually building
  playlists sounds like a daunting task.  I'm new to creating playlists
  so any advice and information most appreciated.
 
  Thanks,
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Re: Skype Version 3.0.0.216 is now Available

[Christopher Bartlett]

Where does one get the latest JFW scripts for Skype?

Christopher Bartlett



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Re: Winamp 5.33 Build 1079 Beta is now Available

[Christopher Bartlett]

One of the mentioned fixes involves recursive play list 
loading.  Does this mean that one can create a play list from sub 
play-lists and perhaps do things like shuffle on these larger 
items?  This is something one can do in foobar.

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Re: launchcast radio and the my station

[Christopher Bartlett]

It is active, and I had no trouble signing up with the alternative 
process.  Perhaps it's a holiday thing.  I have something like 300 hours of 
music in my first dj crate.  (For those who use the service, check out the 
dj crate called eclectricity.

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Re: mp3DirectCut 2.0 Beta is Now Available

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Will this program work with other audio file types, such as M4A?
Chris Bartlett

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RE: Freeverb.

[Christopher Bartlett]

And could you also send it to 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]   

Thanks,
Chris Bartlett

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From: Anders Holmberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2004 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: Freeverb.


 HellO!
 GIve me your e-mail so i can send it to you.
 I was reading in the readme.txt and that site was in there.
 I can't remember where i found it.
 Try to google after it.
 /Anders.
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 From: dennis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 11:56 PM
 Subject: Re: Freeverb.
 
 
 whare is it on that sight. i can't find it.
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 From: Anders Holmberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: PC audio discussion list.  Pc-audio@pc-audio.org
 Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 4:00 PM
 Subject: Freeverb.
 
 
  Hello!
  Now i have tried it out with goldwave.
  The free reverb i was talking about a couple of hours ago. I just 
  did an install of it and it seems to work. THe only problem i have 
  is that i cant find any presets. There is a preset list but no 
  presets. There is a settings tab also.
  THe adress to the freeverb is.
  www.dreampoint.co.uk.
  /Anders.



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