At 7:18 PM -0500 1/10/08, Steve at Verizon wrote:
Sorry, that 65 was a typo. I did use the two IP addresses from the
OpenDNS website.
You did get CacheCheck to find those urls??
No, I accessed them from my own browser.
Thanks for trying to help.
Glad to.
--
Roger
Lovettsville, VA
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Sorry, that 65 was a typo. I did use the two IP addresses from the
OpenDNS website.
You did get CacheCheck to find those urls??
Thanks for trying to help.
Roger D. Parish wrote:
At 4:13 PM -0500 1/10/08, Steve at Verizon wrote:
Now I'm really confused. I switched back and forth a few times
s
At 4:13 PM -0500 1/10/08, Steve at Verizon wrote:
Now I'm really confused. I switched back and forth a few times
specifying the OpenDNS DNS servers (208.67.222.222 and
208.65.220.220) and none (letting Verizon DSL select) and fail and
succeed each time. (This is the only url I have ever had pr
Now I'm really confused. I switched back and forth a few times
specifying the OpenDNS DNS servers (208.67.222.222 and 208.65.220.220)
and none (letting Verizon DSL select) and fail and succeed each time.
(This is the only url I have ever had problems with using OpenDSL.)
At the OpenDNS web sit
At 12:26 PM -0500 1/10/08, Steve at Verizon wrote:
Thanks for letting me know it was me. I believe it was in this
newsgroup that I learned of OpenDNS and it seemed like a good idea
at the time to implement their DNS servers in my Linksys router.
Well turns out their DNS servers were rejecting
ional to prevent feedback or a conflict between the interface
and/or the computer/Audacity program. I haven't found any
documentation yet to support this but it doesn't matter at this point.
Richard P.
Re: [CGUYS] USB Audio Interface
Behringer UCA202. It's a great unit but
umentation yet to support this but it doesn't matter at this point.
Richard P.
Re: [CGUYS] USB Audio Interface
Behringer UCA202. It's a great unit but I just think that my
computer or the Audacity program is muting my speakers while the
interface is connected. The UCA202 d
o get external audio.
Apparently the computer speaker muting is either intentional to prevent
feedback or a conflict between the interface and/or the
computer/Audacity program. I haven't found any documentation yet to
support this but it doesn't matter at this point.
Richard P.
n the interface and/or the
computer/Audacity program. I haven't found any documentation yet to
support this but it doesn't matter at this point.
Richard P.
Re: [CGUYS] USB Audio Interface
Behringer UCA202. It's a great unit but I just think that my
computer or the Audacity
the computer speaker muting is either intentional to prevent
feedback or a conflict between the interface and/or the
computer/Audacity program. I haven't found any documentation yet to
support this but it doesn't matter at this point.
Richard P.
Re: [CGUYS] USB Audio Interface
I like the idea of the optical card for the PC but in my brief search,
they look way overpriced for my needs (they cost more than the
computer). In the meantime, I will keep a lookout for a nice used Mac.
That does sound like an elegant solution. Thanks
Richard P.
>
>> The Behringer UCA202 d
Behringer has a very checkered reputation in the pro audio world (
see these for just the tip of the iceberg :
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.music.4-track/msg/9704c7a572f3d6a0?q=behringer+lawsuit&start=10&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&rnum=12
). One of the more laughable instances of product piracy w
On Jan 5, 2008, at 8:58 PM, b_s-wilk wrote:
This Mac, and several others, has RCA audio in/out [and S-Video +
composite] as part of the standard configuration. That, along with
Roxio's CD Spin Doctor, has been excellent for converting our huge
audio collection [used to do work for radio statio
> On Jan 5, 2008, at 11:26 AM, Richard P. wrote:
>
>> Behringer UCA202. It's a great unit but I just think that my
>> computer or the Audacity program is muting my speakers while the
>> interface is connected. The UCA202 does allow monitoring through
>> headphones so that will work. I will try you
I'm not in the music business and this is my first Behringer product so
I can plead ignorance, but I also don't place too much credence in an
8-year old blog.
Just my 2cents.
Richard P.
Behringer has a very checkered reputation in the pro audio world ( see
these for just the tip of the icebe
On Jan 5, 2008, at 11:26 AM, Richard P. wrote:
Behringer UCA202. It's a great unit but I just think that my computer
or the Audacity program is muting my speakers while the interface is
connected. The UCA202 does allow monitoring through headphones so that
will work. I will try your suggestion
Behringer UCA202. It's a great unit but I just think that my computer or
the Audacity program is muting my speakers while the interface is
connected. The UCA202 does allow monitoring through headphones so that
will work. I will try your suggestions along the way.
Thanks,
Richard P.
What br
What brand interface is it?
You may need to toggle a monitor switch on the unit or change a setting
in in the software controls. Or you could try having it plugged in and
powered up when you start the computer.
db
Richard P. wrote:
First time setting up this cassette to computer dubbing and
I have since figured that out. What was throwing me off is that setting
the input USB audio was not an option until I disconnected and
reconnected the USB interface after opening Audacity. It doesn't seem to
be entirely plug and play. I had even updated the drivers in an attempt
to resolve this
You will need to tell the computer and Audacity to use the USB
interface rather than the built in audio hardware. This may require
a driver installation and may even require reading the directions <
gasp> .
At 11:00 PM -0500 1/4/08, Richard P. wrote:
Richard P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject:
Corrections: I see that Audacity is a recording software as well
(sorry). I have dubbed music to WAV, converted it to an MP3 file,
imported it into iTunes and am working through this process. I'm
presuming that the speakers are automatically disabled to prevent feedback.
Richard P
First time
First time setting up this cassette to computer dubbing and I'm not
hearing any audio through the computer. The cassette player is connected
to a USB interface through RCA audio jacks. When I plug the USB
interface into the computer, the interface lights up, the computer beeps
recognizing the U
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