Music Players, Vista (all flavors), and JAWS 8 (both versions) working together or not
Hello List! I recently purchased a new PC that came with Vista (home) installed already. I also own several players (Winamp Pro; Nero 7; EMC7/8/9; Recordnow Max; Real Player; and Power DVD (the latest). I recently purchased JAWS 8. Recently, when I installed Nero on my daughter's new notebook computer, the system went crazy and we had to take it back to Best buy to check on or replace it. The technician said the problem was the wrong version of Nero on the system. He said Nero and other similar programs must do patches to make their products compatible with Vista. Do Winamp and the other players have the same problem and must be upgraded to Vista versions? Also, does JAWS 8 (Vista) really work well with all flavors of Vista and what about all of those burners and stuff we have? Hope this question is on topic and you can answer it for me. James robinsonesthe Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Easy CDDA Extractor (Free or Pay)
Hello List! I have owned Poikosoft's Easy CDDA Extractor for years and many versions. I recently checked the Poikosoft Site to download and get a key for their latest version; however, I cannot seem to be able to get it going. Previously, I could enter my email address and a key would be emailed to me. Now, when I enter my email address, I get a page asking or telling me to purchase the latest version of the program. I think it has OG Vorbis features and we must purchase a license to use this feature. I also saw another price of $29.95 for a full program and $14.95 for the OG license. Can someone tell me what is going on. Do I get the program free as before or do I have to pay for a new license and the Og license to get free future uploads. I am not sure of what to do. It still offers free upgrades, but now I am not sure. James RobinsonfeAaLa m ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] This list is a service of MosenExplosion.com. To see what other lists we offer, visit us on the web at http://www.MosenExplosion.com
Weird Sounds Coming ThroughSystem when using Roxio 6.2 and JAWS 5.1?S
Hello List! Recently, I began hearing a weird sound from my system--only when I burn CD's with Roxio 6.2. What happens is that, while the burn process is going on, each time JAWS trys to read some data, the sound card goes wild, all gittery, deep-sounding, and slow (like a big bump deep sound, and sometimes light sounding; yet the burn process goes through all right. When I turn off the JAWS (either chosing, none or unload jaws), the sound is no longer there. When I have it set for all or highlight, or if I access JAWS in any way, the sound is there again. It is annoying to say the least. Does anyone know what is going on. I ran the JAWS repair utility twice, but the same process comes back. What is going on? the only thing I can think of doing is install a router, but I can't see how that could do it. I still don't see any sign of the router installation. Have I damaged my system. If anyone sounds, do let me know. James Robinson lwaljigg ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] This list is a service of MosenExplosion.com. To see what other lists we offer, visit us on the web at http://www.MosenExplosion.com
Figured Out MP3 Not Showing Problem#
Hello Guys! We figured out the problem with the MP3 device not showing up. There is a setting for the Synct of the device. It was set for auto detect and, when we put it on manual synct, it recognized the player and it showed up in the list. Thanks for the help. James Robinson ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] This list is a service of MosenExplosion.com. To see what other lists we offer, visit us on the web at http://www.MosenExplosion.com
New MP3 Player Not Seen in Drive Line-upre
Hello List! I just purchased a new MP3 Player today at Best Buy. It came with a disc withe the installation file. Windows says it recognizes new hardware, but when I go to the My Computer and open up it and view the list of drives, the MP3 drive cannot be seen. On the otherhand, I plug in a thumb drive and it immediately sees it. The system does see it and asks me if I want to scranize with Windows Media Player. I am suppose to be able to download MP3 or WMA files to this ystem. My thought is that I have a USB compatability problem (maybe my system which is old and has the old USB style is too old and the MP3 player is a USB 2). Could this be the case. I heard that Apple IPODS and similar devices are all USB2. Is this the case or is it time for me to upgrade my system? Hope someone can answer this. James Robinson oan no t ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] This list is a service of MosenExplosion.com. To see what other lists we offer, visit us on the web at http://www.MosenExplosion.com
Fw: [SpacialAudio] RE: Maybe We should do it ourselves (Create our own Broadcasting program)e
It is true I have a choice and, as such, will move on, as this company is not interested in doing things to benefit me. It is unfortunate, as it is a good program and could be useful. Time to move on.p - Original Message - From: Randy Chase [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2005 2:45 PM Subject: [SpacialAudio] RE: Maybe We should do it ourselves (Create our own Broadcasting program)e I don't usually reply to much on this list, but I think I'll chip in here and say that I don't think you have a clue just how complicated it is to develop an application as complex and sophisticated as SAM. I've been in the software world for over 25 years, and for a small operation with one guy doing all the coding, Louis has done about as impressive a job as I've ever seen. Small companies don't have the same resources and teams of programmers to throw at a project - and therefore are almost always limited in how much effort they can invest in small market segments. And products with huge potential markets can invest more in targeting niche market groups. SAM, obviously, will always be a niche market product. As a small developer, I know how critical it is to make those hard decisions dividing your time up - and having to do it and judge which things make the most business sense. As much as I might sympathize with your problem, if I were calling the shots I wouldn't for a minute consider rewriting the program for a handful of users. Bryan Louis have done an amazing job getting SAM to the point that it is - and as with any software application, it continues to be a growing and evolving process. Just my two cents worth... Randy Chase Kellogg Creek Software 503.698.4076 [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ This is not spam, you signed up for this list, if you do not wish to recieve more email from this list, please send an empty email message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] from the [EMAIL PROTECTED] email account. ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] This list is a service of MosenExplosion.com. To see what other lists we offer, visit us on the web at http://www.MosenExplosion.com
Fw: [SpacialAudio] RE: Maybe We should do it ourselves (Create our own Broadcasting program)e
- Original Message - From: DAN REID [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2005 2:27 PM Subject: [SpacialAudio] RE: Maybe We should do it ourselves (Create our own Broadcasting program)e There isn't a need for such a program as sam3 works just fine. I use Jaws Version 7.0 and the 3.42 version of Sam and have no problems maneuvering around. When my station was up and running, I chose to keep it automated without live voice only because my station was in my living room with 3 kids playing most of the time. Voice fx works great using f11 to turn the microphone on and off. If you read the documentation, you can use the program just fine. Goodluck to you, Dan - Original Message - From: Jardata_Mail_Services [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2005 3:00 PM Subject: [SpacialAudio] Maybe We should do it ourselves (Create our own Broadcasting program)e Hello Fellow Blind Broadcasters!I received a response to my email to Spacial Audio about the problems I = have with using Sam Broadcaster and, just like Steve got, I got a = response from a guy named Louis, the main programmer I think, telling me = how understanding he is with my plight, but assuring me he has no = intentions of changing the program to meet our needs. In other words, = telling me to Leave it or lump it, which I will do. It does bother me = that people, who write good software, can totally ignore a large segment = of people who use the type of technology that Sam Broadcaster is used = for. I don't buy that jive about it being too tough to make the program = usable and he is too busy to make a change. I think it is much more = difficult to write it in the way he did than to use conventional Windows = programming techniques to do it. It all comes down to how much they = want to make their program useful to all. I see from their list = ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) that they are always doing things = to make the program more useful to their sighted users. It is a good = program, but it has some flaws and its users write constantly about one = thing or another not working. They jump on these problems right away. = Why can't we get the same consideration? There are a few blind people = who use the program and, at least one, wrote Spacial Audio a letter = thanking them for the work they have done with the program. This person = also said they haven't had any problems navigating around the screen. I = have tried, but still cannot see what this guy is using to get such = great results. I checked his station and it is only music, no live = broadcast. this is all we can do with Sam Broadcaster; that is, if we = get sighted help. I am not interested in using Sam Broadcaster with = sighted help. I need to be able to use it alone; when no sighted help = is around.Well, my question to the list is: Couldn't we, as blind people, with our = many special screen considerations, write such a program ourselves and = make it as useful as it needs to be? =20Database:I think the most important aspect of any broadcasting program is the = database. A program such as the old dbase 3 Plus would be great for = this purpose. It was a good DOS program, but I am sure it could be = updated to work in the modern Windows platform. I am mostly talking = about the design features (fields) and indexing capabilities of the = program. It also used a basic program type program to interface with = the database. With dbase 3 you could write structures and manipulate = the databases easily. We could add immediate play features by putting = MP3's in a field and add immediate play capability. Then we could = create playlists and libraries and store them in large databases that we = can set up via command lines. I really enjoyed using the old dbase = program and feel it could be of great use to us in such a program. =20Servers and Connecting to the Internet:A second important component of such a program would be connecting to = servers, such as Shoutcast, etc. The Shoutcast servers and plug-ins are = relatively easy to use, but I think they could be made easier to use. = That is, write them in a fill-in-the blank edit program. Write it in = C++ or Visual Basic or use old Basic. I don't like the .INI file = structure and think it would be better in a more conventional program. = Once the program is set up, it could be added to a broadcast program and = we could just go to a menu item, go to a tab-like menu form and fill in = or check appropriate boxes; then go to apply and okay and the server or = plug-in would be set up and in the program and ready to use at a click = of the key. Then, when we wanted to connect, we could just go to the = menu, click on or hit the space bar or the connect button and we would
Fw: [SpacialAudio] Ant: [SpacialAudio] Maybe We should do it ourselves (Create our own Broadcasting program)e
I know I have a choice in this matter and, as such, will move on, as this company is not interested in doing things to benefit me. It is unfortunate, as it is a good program and could be useful. Time to move on. - Original Message - From: Tom Base [LOUNGE-RADIO] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2005 2:38 PM Subject: [SpacialAudio] Ant: [SpacialAudio] Maybe We should do it ourselves (Create our own Broadcasting program)e sorry normaly i keep my mouth shut. but this is going to far. here my comment : with all my respekt to all sightless peoples - i'm on the other side with 2 sightless friends. they are my best friends (one of them a software developer) , and i know how they fight for proper software and helpfull things in live - i know how they feel !!! believe me - as i showed them your mail, they where laughing out loud. you are right in a few points, but my friends argue like this : you cant claim for a software modification and if they dont immediately change their mind and software architecture (GUI) as you like to have it - complaining like you do in a arrogant way, dont work ! i'm sorry but you are not alone. --- Jardata_Mail_Services [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: Hello Fellow Blind Broadcasters!I received a response to my email to Spacial Audio about the problems I = have with using Sam Broadcaster and, just like Steve got, I got a = response from a guy named Louis, the main programmer I think, telling me = how understanding he is with my plight, but assuring me he has no = intentions of changing the program to meet our needs. In other words, = telling me to Leave it or lump it, which I will do. It does bother me = that people, who write good software, can totally ignore a large segment = of people who use the type of technology that Sam Broadcaster is used = for. I don't buy that jive about it being too tough to make the program = usable and he is too busy to make a change. I think it is much more = difficult to write it in the way he did than to use conventional Windows = programming techniques to do it. It all comes down to how much they = want to make their program useful to all. I see from their list = ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) that they are always doing things = to make the program more useful to their sighted users. It is a good = program, but it has some flaws and its users write constantly about one = thing or another not working. They jump on these problems right away. = Why can't we get the same consideration? There are a few blind people = who use the program and, at least one, wrote Spacial Audio a letter = thanking them for the work they have done with the program. This person = also said they haven't had any problems navigating around the screen. I = have tried, but still cannot see what this guy is using to get such = great results. I checked his station and it is only music, no live = broadcast. this is all we can do with Sam Broadcaster; that is, if we = get sighted help. I am not interested in using Sam Broadcaster with = sighted help. I need to be able to use it alone; when no sighted help = is around.Well, my question to the list is: Couldn't we, as blind people, with our = many special screen considerations, write such a program ourselves and = make it as useful as it needs to be? =20Database:I think the most important aspect of any broadcasting program is the = database. A program such as the old dbase 3 Plus would be great for = this purpose. It was a good DOS program, but I am sure it could be = updated to work in the modern Windows platform. I am mostly talking = about the design features (fields) and indexing capabilities of the = program. It also used a basic program type program to interface with = the database. With dbase 3 you could write structures and manipulate = the databases easily. We could add immediate play features by putting = MP3's in a field and add immediate play capability. Then we could = create playlists and libraries and store them in large databases that we = can set up via command lines. I really enjoyed using the old dbase = program and feel it could be of great use to us in such a program. =20Servers and Connecting to the Internet:A second important component of such a program would be connecting to = servers, such as Shoutcast, etc. The Shoutcast servers and plug-ins are = relatively easy to use, but I think they could be made easier to use. = That is, write them in a fill-in-the blank edit program. Write it in = C++ or Visual Basic or use old Basic. I don't like the .INI file = structure and think it would be better in a more conventional program. = Once the program is set up, it could be added to a broadcast program and = we could just go to a menu item, go to a tab-like
Fw: Accessability of Sam Broadcaster Program and its usability for Blind People
- Original Message - From: Jardata_Mail_Services To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; pc-audio@pc-audio.org ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; James Robinson ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2005 1:47 AM Subject: Accessability of Sam Broadcaster Program and its usability for Blind People Hello Spacial Audio.com and List! When I purchased Sam Broadcaster, I was led to believe it was one of the most usable and exciting broadcasting programs around. However, as soon as I opened it up, I found out that it is pretty tough for a blind person to use. I was a bit perplexed at this because it does pretty much what other similar programs do and those programs seem to be able to make their programs accessable for all people. Even Winamp, a free program, makes an effort to make their programs useful to all. Well, I even signed up for your streaming service, but got nowhere with signing up for the program and using it. I had to cancel my subscription because I could not use your program to sign up. I could get a sighted person to click on the moving screen to get things done, but this option is not always available to me. Anyway, I want to get it done myself. I am not sure why the design is what it is, as all I and other blind people want is to be able to set up and manipulate our play lists, connect to the server, play music and/or talk on the radio, and enjoy the program like anyone else. I am always surprised at companies wo say, We are a small company and are not interested in making our program useful to all. Programmers write code and it is no easier or harder to write one like yours than it is to write one using conventional methods. the real question is why doesn'' your company feel it is advantageous to make your program accessale to blind people, since blind people are one of the major groups who use such programs. I have purchased Sam Broadcaster on a four-month installment program. I am wondering should I take back my money and try another program or give you an opportunity to make the program useful to me. I like the way your auto dj works (easy), but that is where it stops. Even the microphone feature and talk feature are not usable, as I can't find them. My wife can because she can see, but this does not help me, especially when she is away. My wife is beautiful and helpful, but she cannot read for me when she is in downtown Los Angeles working or sleeping o taking a shower, when I need something done with your program. I want to be able to use it. From what I know, the Delphi system is the culprit, as it is designed to have things moving on the screen that sighted people can just point a mouse at and click and things work. A database and playlist can be made accessible and does not have to be floating. You can have things on the screen and make them work similar to other windows features. You know, XM Radio, a similarly small company, also had a weird setup, whereby blind people could not see the screen with screen readers; yet they worked with us and now their site is usable. They have edit screens and boxes and the features are true, so we can find hem with our cursor and/or mouse keys. I am not asking you to change your program for me or other blind people, just make it accessible. Put all of your featuresd in a menu section so we can use them (text file type). In othr words, give me line command capability or menu driven features that do everything from the keyboard as sighted people can do with the mouse. For example, if I want to search for a song, give me a command way to do this (edit field for search menu item; then tab to go and have a box where the song shows up to be played.). Mike set up (put it in the menus and I can set it there and check or uncheck it to make it work). You can easily make all of your screen features doable in your menu structure. In other words, if you wish, make an accessible version, which a blind person could invoke through your configuration menu item. You could alsomake your program available to screen reader companies to plan for it. I have heard that this company is not interested in working with the blind users of the program to make your program usable. If this is the case, it is unfortunate. However, it it is the case, then let me know and I can take my money back and move onto a program that will work for me. I like Sam Broadcaster, but only if I can use all of it. Connecting to my broadcast server and playing my music should b easy, not a hard task. I won't drag this out, but I want my voice heard. The company could put out a help feature telling people how to access the program or put out a blind friendly product with your program being designed to work with screen readers and voice output. The same programmer who writes code
Media Servers
Hello Guys: I currently have a Shoutcast Server and a Shoutcast Plug-in that I use with Winamp to broadcast my internet radio station through. I would also like to purchase (or just find) a Windows Media Server and/or plub-in that I can use to broadcast over the internet. I know there is a Windows Media Server, but I cannot find out how to get one. If someone could give me such a link to download one (free or otherwise), I'd be grateful. I am also interested in finding an Icecast server as well. Hope someone can help me. Thanks. James Robinson ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] This list is a service of MosenExplosion.com. To see what other lists we offer, visit us on the web at http://www.MosenExplosion.com
Real Audio RAX Files
Hello List! I, as part of my Real Subscription get $10 worth of free downloads monthly. I can burn them onto CD, but I must use Real Player's burning program. I did it once, but it is not too accessible. Has anyone else done it and is there some kind of shortcut list to get it done. I tried Roxio, but it doesn't recognize the rax format. I haven't tried Winamp or Nero, but it is probably the same. I have about sixty songs to burn to CD. You can't burn them into a MP3 disk either. I think you clould after you first burn them to CD, as they are in a .da format on disk. You buy them so you can do with them what you want. They play on other CD players, as I tried it. the problem is that it is hit and miss. I want a more direct approach to using Real Player. James Robinson ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Shoutcast Server and Plug-in and setting it up properly
Hello list! I downloaded and installed the Shoutcast Server and the Shoutcast Plug-in in Winamp. I want to have my own server and not have to pay for one. I also purchased a DNS2GO dynamic server program. What am I suppose to do with the shoutcast now. I set the password and maximum user. I need to know everything: How to get it to show up where it is suppose to be; how do I get the dynamic ip address on my web site; and how do I start streaming. James robinson g ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
recording Audible Books wit roxio 6 or Nero
Hello List! I have a subscription to Audible books and have purchased and downloads many titles. I have installed the Audible player and it says I can record my Audible books onto CD's that will play in normal players. I have tried to use the Audible recording features, bu never can get it done. My question is: How do I record my Audible books onto DVD's or CD's for future playback and storage? I have Roxio 6 and Nero. Each time I try it in Audible, it tells me no recorder is selected or something. It would be easier to do it in Roxio or Nero. I would like to put them on DVD's because I probably could get most of my books on one DVD each. then I'd like to be able to put them in a DVD player or CD player and have them play. Now, the books are in the Audible player in-box and in a folder somewhere on my system. Give me a step-by-step approach to recording them. I am not trying to break any Audible codes or anything; I just want to record my own purchased books onto DVD/CD as Audible says I can with their blessing. I hope someone can help me. James Robinson ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
XM Radio
Hello List! I recently signed up for the XM Radio Online Service. I have been able to play a few stations online, but for the most part, it is a hit and miss proposition. I emailed XM Radio with my complaints and asked them for a better way of accessing their stations online. They say they are committed to helping all of their customers and want their service to work for us all. I have one of their receivers and boombox setups and the radio works fine, except for a periodic satellite-reaching problem. I'm in an apartment and sometimes I lost signal when the antenna falls or someone walks across the signal in another oom. They could bet a better antenna for those radios. It would also be good if they had a Direct TV type setup and we could use Direct TV or Dish dishes to run our radios. I hear it works fine in cars. Maybe they have small dishes on cars. The home system antenna does not have a dish, just a long antenna. What is wrong with just having buttons or links that work upon pressing the enter key or pressing the spacebar to reach a station or stream. They can still have this linked to security password and user name set up. Or they could offer a text only version for those who use screen readers (as a separate page); then we could go there first and then have the links list right in front of us and could click on anyone we please. There is only 65 or so choices. I'm sure someone on this list would be glad to help them out along these lines. I haven't tried the other service, but you must have a radio to have access to their streams. I hear their streams are free to radio subscribers. XM Radio should try this too. Or the other service should change their policy and make their internet streams available for subscription alone. James Robinsonon e ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What have they done to Easy CDDa Extractor
Wow! I got the latest upgrade to Easy CDDA Extractor and, boy, to me, it sounds or looks nothing like the old version. I can only see a couple of tabs; I cannot find a playlist or list of tracts on the disk; I cannot tell where to set up the online database; I cannot even find out how to extractor a song from a CD; and I am lost with this program. What are they doing. they list lots of new things, but the program is becoming almost unusable and of no value to me. Am I missing something. What is the reason for gutting a program the way they have. Once it had an easy way of setting up your preferences, determining whether or not to use check boxes, and just extracting songs was easy. Now nothing. If I am missing something, would someone please tell me how to extract songs from a CD or how to use this rogram. It is ready for the trash if someone don't help me. I've had just about all I can stand with people messing up programs and claiming they are improving them. Improving them how, just for themselves or the sighted. Hwelp! James Robinson enmi ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OTDJ Question
Hello List! I reinstalled OTSDJ recently and added Snowman's JAWS scripts. The program runs correctly, but I cannot get rid of the scratchy sound, especially when the programs starts. I did it previously, but the Graphics Analyzer of Dynamics Analyzer features seem to be different in the latest version. Can anyone tell me how to get the smooth clear sound in this program like before? I really want to get my broadcasting show on the road. Also, is there a playlist program I could get to practice playlist manipulation with? Finally, is Winamp as easy to use in broadcasting as many people say? James Robinson ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Recording in stereo
Hello List! Generally, Total Recorder 4.5 Professional copies everything that comes through the sound card, meaning if you plugged a line-in jack into the computer from a stereo, it would record it. I think you can set your mono or stereo sounds or settings to record as you please. I record a lot of streams and TR copies them as they come through my sound card, in stereo. James Robinson ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Help with OTSDJ and WMP10
Dear List! About Windows Media Player 9/10 Series: Recently I installed Windows Media Player 10 on my system. Every station or streamer who use this program to play their streams seem to work; however, one particular station (www.daytonjazz.com) will not play for some reason. I cannot understand why it is not playing. I click on the link, go to the listen live link and press enter, but I only get a clicking sound and no music. Now, on the otherhand, I can move down the page a few links, click on an interview with a certain artist this station made and plays in WMP10, and the stream or link plays. The live link is the only one that does not play. What could possibly be the trouble. I had the same problem with WMP9 series. I get the same problem on my work system (Windows 2000) and both profiles on my system (Windows XP Professional/Service Pack 2). It's iritating and, if someone can answer, this question, please do. OTSDJ: Well, I reinstalled OTSDJ recently and made the necessary updates and clicked on the program (OTSDJ), but there is a static sound that I cannot get rid of. Previously, I went to the Graphics Equalizer window and changed the slider and I got a clean unstatic sound, but now I cannot get rid of it. I think the gtrouble is in the Tools Menu (Graphics Equalizer and Dynamics Processor), but nothing works. If anyone knows which area to do this in, do let me know. The sound is like a scratched record. I know you can get rid of it because I did before, but something has changed and I can't figure it out now. I hope to hear from someone soon on this matter. Sincerely, James Robinson ___ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
