Hi where do you get this plug in and how do you configure it so it works
well with win amp?
I would like to know where to get this WASAPI plug-in plug in.
On 10/21/2018 2:15 PM, Peter Russillo wrote:
Hello, I have the latest Winamp on my Windows 10 machine; I am using
the WASAPI plug-in
You may want to checkout the My Media for Alexa server application:
https://www.mymediaalexa.com/
Once installed, the My Media server will integrate with Alexa to enable
your local media files to be indexed and played through Alexa voice
commands.
Recommend you listen to the installation
Hi,
When we got into the Alexa platform, one thing I did was to move a bunch of
music that my wife listened to on her Apple TV from iTunes over to Amazon
Music. They had an option that let one upload music to Amazon that could then
be accessed by one's echo. Unfortunately, they decided some
Yeah to be fair too we'd have to understand what gear was used for
recording. Also mic placement. Saddly recording gear doesn't exactly
replace ear drums. I would say only a Sound Devices 7 series recorder
and some real good mic but even at that I can't really judge as I've not
heard a
Hello, I have the latest Winamp on my Windows 10 machine; I am using the
WASAPI plug-in because the Nullsoft DirectSound plug-in makes the volume
too low, but the WASAPI one makes the volume what it should be; however,
If I hit enter on an audio file, I just hear the name of the file in the
Yes I lament the disappearance of the Echo Tap so are you sure that’s gone?
I use my Echo Dot machines as clocks and information providers for want of a
better description as they’re really not good music players unless you have
them paired to Bluetooth devices or set up with a line-in source
Ah good. Because that's something else I forgot to point out. I've never
heard a dot. But I was just pointing out to that person that recordings
can at times be unfair. Good to hear that wasn't the case here though.
On 10/21/2018 4:31 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
From hearing this demo I
Yes and thanks for pointing that out.
The chap in the review under discussion knew his stuff by the sound of things
and certainly knew how to record something, he certainly had the right
equipment to do the job which really doesn’t take all that much these days.
> On 22 Oct 2018, at 7:34 am,
Certainly the Echo Dot 2ND machines I have here sound Tinny compared to the
Google Home Mini which sounds okay so if there’s anything around the same size
that sounds better then I’m all for it and I wouldn’t waste any time in ridding
myself of the Amazon 2nd Generation Dot machines and
The Hands Free of the echo is rubbish and - as the reviewer points out - this
has been improved with the Echo 3rd Generation, I make calls with my Echo 2nd
generation where hands free quality is absolutely brilliant - 2nd Generation of
Echo not to be confused with 2nd generation of echo dot -.
>From hearing this demo I believe the representation of the machines
>demonstrated to be fairly accurate so no problem there, the Echo 2ND Dot
>sounded to me exactly as mine do.
> On 22 Oct 2018, at 5:45 am, Hamit Campos wrote:
>
> Yeah to be fair too we'd have to understand what gear was
Very informative.
Now if they implement some sort of trade-in program for the Echo 2nd
Generation I purchased earlier this year. I'll definitely pick the new
3rd generation Echo up.
On 10/20/2018 8:03 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Now this is quite stunning.
Hear the differences between the
Dean, I assume your sound card doesn't have a "what you hear" option,
sometimes called "stereo mix." I think virtual audio cable is much too
complicated. I would recommend virtual recorder, which is a free windows
recording program which can record the input and output of your sound
card at
hmm. I have both an Echo Dot 2nd gen and a Google Home Mini and
neither one ssounds as bad or quiet as the ones in the Youtube video.
In fact I use a Google Home mini in my bedroom to listen to music when
I'm in the shower and if the volume was that low I would never be able
to hear it over the
I have the second Generation Echo; sounds really nice; only problem I have (and
I knew this going in) is that you don't get stereo sound with it! But it does
have a nice, full sound! Am sorry that Amazon has discontinued the Tap (that
does produce stereo sound) but if there are any left, once
That program is not always working as expected on all systems, and no
developing anymore is possible for now, its a chance you take on that
one, but yes a very handy small utility.
I found that with Goldwave you can record internal sounds well, but as
soon as you want to add a microphone to the
I've actually heard the original Dot; I found it to be "okay"...but some of
us would definitely want to plug in another speaker as the original Dot was
just " okay!" Not any base; but it did seem (as best as I remember) to have
an ample amount of volume; more than what it sounded like in the
Its certainly loud enough that’s for sure, I can hear it even without my
hearing instruments in place so that’s why its in the bathroom.
> On 22 Oct 2018, at 9:27 am, Tom Kaufman wrote:
>
> Oh yes...my Amazon Tap has gone into the bathroom with me as well; has plenty
> of volume so it can be
Dane: Yes...as best as I understand, the Tap has been discontinued! Am sorry
to see this happen! with the Tap, you cannot sync it with an Echo; this is to
say, let's say you are listening to your Amazon music library on the Tap and
wish to continue listening on an Echo where the Tap left
Yeah very sad, I knew it wasn’t being updated as the tap can’t support audio
calls and so on.
As for the product being discontinued? Well there may have been a whole variety
of reasons from Amazon’s point of view and the first that comes to mind is the
very short battery life by today’s
And by the way, my Amazon Alexa Tap goes into the Bathroom, I then take it back
to the charging dock.
> On 22 Oct 2018, at 7:54 am, Tom Kaufman wrote:
>
> Dane: Yes...as best as I understand, the Tap has been discontinued! Am
> sorry to see this happen! with the Tap, you cannot sync it
Oh yes...my Amazon Tap has gone into the bathroom with me as well; has plenty
of volume so it can be heard while I'm taking a shower!
Tom Kaufman
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