Eric S. Sande wrote:
I won't have to worry about a recording machine because, I will be
recording them onto my computer, before I transfer them to CD.
When I say recording machine I mean the deck the tape was originally
recorded on, if it was not the same deck you're using for playback.
I
At 3:58 PM -0400 5/6/08, Richard P. wrote:
Any comments or experiences about installing SP3? It popped up on my
Windows Update. Pros/Cons will be appreciated.
I've installed the Release Candidate 2 (BSOD) and the Release
Candidate 2 Refresh (no problems) on my AMD-based Presario. As I
said,
MS pulled it back from wide distribution because of a very limited set of
problems, but you can still get it here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=5B33B5A8-5E76-401F-
BE08-1E1555D4F3D4displaylang=en
http://tinyurl.com/4qvth5
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Well, it seems
I did a google search and came across this.
http://www.tipandtrick.net/2008/windows-xp-sp3-bsod-endless-reboot-loop-
with-stop-c139-on-gdi32dll-error/
or
http://tinyurl.com/6mnkav
I've run the SP3 blocker on our XP systems here but I might try to
install it on a a test system just to
Whoops... got the URL wrong.. The URL I sent is for XP SP3...
The blocker is here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=D7C9A07A-5267-4
BD6-87D0-E2A72099EDB7displaylang=en
- or -
http://tinyurl.com/2tadkt
Sorry about that...
Larry
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From:
That should be the easy part. Assuming that your sound card (
do garden variety PCs really require a third party sound card these
days ? ) has a mini plug line input port, and your using the
venerable Revox A77 simply obtain a stereo RCA to stereo miniplug
patch cable, connect the output
That sounds like McAfee's Site Advisor. It's a plug-in for IE and FF
(and I presume other browsers) that rates a page. McAfee has a free
version and of course, a paid-for version.
What I like about Site Advisor is the more info link presenting a
detailed report explaining why the site is being
I've spent some time Googling but can't find an answer.
I have two computers that access the internet via a wired router that is
connected to a cable modem. I want to share files between the two
computers, and a printer.
I have run Windows XP Network Setup Wizard on both computers, but I
Networking can be flaky. I've given up on it myself many times, only
to come back the next day and it's working fine. Don't forget you have
to share at least one folder.
Some links:
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/
Practically Networked Home
http://www.homepcnetwork.com/index.htm
The Home PC
Nice detailed review at www.macintouch.com/reviews/kindle/
I would like a larger screen and more than 4 shades of gray, but it looks
good for a version one product.
I hope the E-Ink technology makes it to laptops and eventually replaces
LCDs.
E. Riley Casey wrote:
That should be the easy part. Assuming that your sound card ( do
garden variety PCs really require a third party sound card these days
? ) has a mini plug line input port, and your using the venerable
Revox A77 simply obtain a stereo RCA to stereo miniplug patch
I connected the RCA-to-Stereo patch cable. The Line Input is active.
While I have that active, the tape deck is still not recognized. I
double-checked the positioning of the patch cable on, both, my sound
card and, the tape deck. I didn't find any problem with the positioning.
OK, one
Slight twist on this discussion. Does anyone know of a lab in the
DC/VA/MD region that would transfer a reel to CD and perhaps clean up
the sound (from an early 1960s recording)? I don't trust the sound
coming from my antique reel-to-reel Sony deck during playback.
I detest 'on-board' technology because, that leaves the user at the
mercy and idiocy, of the motherboard manufacturer. That is why I have
the Audigy 2ZS
There are probably lots of other things wrong with such a product and you
can't fix them all by buying this, that, and everything else as a
Eric S. Sande wrote:
I connected the RCA-to-Stereo patch cable. The Line Input is
active. While I have that active, the tape deck is still not
recognized. I double-checked the positioning of the patch cable on,
both, my sound card and, the tape deck. I didn't find any problem
with the
If the meters are not indicating signal there is nothing on the
tape. Do you have a few different tapes to try?
Stewart
At 09:52 PM 5/7/2008, you wrote:
Eric S. Sande wrote:
I connected the RCA-to-Stereo patch cable. The Line Input is
active. While I have that active, the tape deck is
If the meters are not indicating signal there is nothing on the
tape. Do you have a few different tapes to try?
He should still see noise floor on even a blank tape.
One step at a time...
:-)
*
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The tape that is on there, now, has classical music on it. The only way
I know that is because, I am also utilizing a portable tape deck
Worst case scenario, we have a working Uher portable and we can
use the Revox transport to rip the tape off the 10 inch reels to the
7 inch (?) Uher reels,
I don't like the UHER because of its' size.
Well, you're only going to use it once, that is to transfer these
tapes to digital. Using the assets on hand I don't see a whole
lot of other available options.
I await your report on the Revox, in the meantime I'll go back
to my cave.
Eric S. Sande wrote:
The tape that is on there, now, has classical music on it. The only
way I know that is because, I am also utilizing a portable tape deck
Worst case scenario, we have a working Uher portable and we can
use the Revox transport to rip the tape off the 10 inch reels to the
If you are referring to the buttons directly above the rings, I just see
a red REC button and, all the rest are grey, not blue. Are those the
buttons you are referring to?
No. The two little buttons under the faceplate and above the transport
controls. One says SPEAKERS OFF and the other
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