Hi, Rob. I am sure I have ripped a cd as one file after 6.x.
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Hmm. Ok, from some of the other posts I've read on this, it comes down to
changing the type of file that is produced. I would not recommend using
realplayer because obviously the default is to burn it in mp4, which is
certainly ok but no standard cd player can play that...yet. so you might
hi guys, I'm a new Nero burning rom user.
Can anyone help with the task of burning my first MP3 Music disk.
Billy
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Hi Steve,
The number followed by X relates to the burn speed of the CD. This
relates to the amount of times faster than standard play that your CD
will be written. I.E. 40X means that the disk will be written at 40
times faster than it would play.
To burn at the very fastest speeds you need
Hello,
You need not convert the mp3 files, the software in the b burner will
automatically convert, you needn't be concerned about that.
Harry
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Is there anything I can do to have mp3s be converted to be able to play in a
standard audio player? Thank you.
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Subject: RE: mp3 to wav
Hi Steve, you
Read Harry's message, but basically select the option to burn an audio
CD, and the machine will convert for you.
Rob
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it is no longer necessary to convert an mp3 to wav in order to burn.
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I am having difficulty figuring out how to remove a section of audio from an MP3 file
that is at the end of the file. Could someone please let me know how to cut out the
audio at the end of a file using Recall Pro?
Thanks,
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Thanks for the information, Chris. I think I'll look at CDex. I can't
figure out how to do this with Real 10, and it could be that it can't be
done with the Real 10 basic edition, but would have to have the Professional
Edition, or whatever they call it.
Thanks.
Cindy
I agree with those who've suggested CDex, it's very speach friendly, and if
you need help setting it up, and if you have messenger, I can give you my
contact info off list!
Take an extra moment when you find yourself at piece, to think about your
values, and your own affluency.
the nice thing is that CDEX is really self explanatory. put in your disc,
launch cdex, and then press the f4 key for your options. go to the encoder
tab and choose the windows mp3 codec. then tab over to the bitrate
selection combo box and set that to something like 160 or 192k, i prefer
192k,
can you explain
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Well it also depends what you're burning to cd, for instance if you're
doing
a music cd
not if you get the windows media pack for windows media player 9
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That only converts them to mp3 if you buy an
When you do a music disc, it converts to wav files when doing the tracks to
cd, so it's best you set your burner's speed down to 16 x, or you can get
away with 24 x, but you don't wanna max your speed, otherwise it doesn't do
it properly.
Take an extra moment when you find yourself at piece, to
You shoudn't need the scripts to read the tree view. Starting with
version 5 Easy CD Creater did some odd things with the tree views
though. You may need to tab around all the fiels or tab away and shift
tab back to the tree view for it to read sometimes.
Whether you use Easy CD Creater or Nero
Has anyone figured out how to go from track at once to disc at once in Roxio Easy CD
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Isn't cake walk, more of a studio?
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Ron, I'm new to the game, but the advice that I was given is that
sound forge does the same things as goldwave, and goldwave is 55CA,
$40, and sound forge is about 5 times that price. If there are
important differences, please don't shoot me, I'm only the piano
player!.
I'm just getting to grips
I am not sure about scripts but the jfw cursor should be able to allow you
to at least read and push a button with the jaws/mouse cursor.
hth...rocker
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What if you placed a marker at the start of the credits then a finish marker
at the end of them, then delete it?
rocker
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Hi, I've
Can't you just tab to the tracks list window then do CTRL+A to select all,
doesn't this work?
Steve.
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Here is some
Adobe Audition dude! There are scripts out there and it supports stereo as
well as multiple tracks
...rocker
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what
Hi, Hank! Thanks for your vote of confidence on allofmp3. I think I've
registered by can't seem to figure out how to actually put any money into my
balance to get downloads. Could you help me out here off-list at
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Thanks in advance.
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Thanks so much, all, for the information and instructions. I did download
CDEX, so I think that will help a lot.
Cindy
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I think I'll do the same!
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Thanks so much, all, for the information and instructions. I did
You're mistaking brackets and parentheses. The brackets are the two keys
to the left of the backslash. Shift 9 and shift 0 are parentheses.
Bruce
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When it asks to label the cd it gives a date you erase that with the
backspace and write the name of the CD instead, then press tab until you
hear next, press that and it will take you to continue with the rest of the
process.
Regards Sam
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HI Andy and thanks. I've found the solution to the problem, it's that
I have to use the square bracket keys, the 2 keys next to the P.
Didn't even know they were there!.
Rob
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Gold Wave does allow mixing of sounds as well. For example, I was able to
get a midi file and mix my voice into it for a parody.
Bruce
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It used to with 6, and until someone confirms that this does indeed
work with 7, I'm not installing it.
Rob
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Bruce, is the goldwave list off the ground yet?
Rob
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You're mistaking brackets and parentheses. The brackets are
That's what I was trying to do, however I was using the wrong
brackets. I don't need to place one at the start of the credits, as
there's automatically one at the start of the file.
One question, goldwave seems to take ages to open files. I understand
that it's because it's converting the file
Kevin thanks for those very clear Instructions.
Billy
,
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Hi Billy.
These notes may vary slightly depending on the
Ron, just got the new system the other week, and still finding my way about,
but will keep this email, and get in contact later on if you don't mind.
Billy
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I myself like Cool Edit.
Gina
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what is the best sound editor that you could recomand
I was either thinking about gold
can you tell me what you like about it
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I myself like Cool Edit.
Gina
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I've given you general advice Steve, but I use Nero, so I'm butting
out now, to let someone give you more specific advice.
Rob
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Decompression is oing to take time by default. I've got a gig of RAM, and
there's still a waiting game when the file is being decompressed.
Bruce
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Hi Ron,
The best thing to do by far is to download all of them, (they probably
all have demo versions available), and play with each for a bit. If
you do that, you can evaluate how easily you can do the things you
want to do with each package. We can tell you in basic terms that a
programme
And as people have been telling you time and again, you don't need to
convert it. Easy CD Creator will do that for you.
Bruce
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Well, I ask myself if I need a good reverb. The answer is that I'd like
one, but there are other spening priorities in my life, and I'm very happy
with Gold Wave.
Bruce
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Hi,
When I attempt to run my Imtu DVD Audio Ripper, something weird is
happening. I'm not seeing the usual dialogs. And, when looking at the
programs running on my system I see something called soundtrack.exe, in the
DVD audio Ripper folder, is running.
Anyone have any idea what the heck is
OK, I'll pass that one on. Suppose I could do it, but haven't a clue
where to start in running a list. Still, I'll find out I suspect.
If anyone's interested in such a list, email me privately. If I get 20
replies I'll start one.
Rob
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If someone else can do this one I'd be grateful, it's 00.40 here, and
I'm about to fall asleep at the keyboard. If there's no answer, I'll
write you one in the morning.
Yawn!!
Rob
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Adobe Audition scripts work with jfw 5...rocker
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It's probably worth mentioning at the moment that any software that
relies
Just to let you all know that Cool Edit is now Adobe Audition
...rocker
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Hi Ron,
The best thing to do by far is to download all
You have to mark one end of the selection, first.
earlier, Mark D. Arnold, wrote:
I am having difficulty figuring out how to remove a section of audio from
an MP3 file that is at the end of the file. Could someone please let me
know how to cut out the audio at the end of a file using Recall
where can we get these from?
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If you're focusing mostly on spoken word editing, Studio Recorder from APH
is great. Of course, it can do music too, but some of the best features are
specific to narration. The program was designed to be useful to blind folks,
so you don't have a lot of extraneous decoration to work around.
Aman,
I pulled my Archos jb6000 out of the closet, and decided to try rockbox, so
I found your message in my archives. I followed the instructions you gave
in another message, and now have talking menus, folders, and file names. I
was absolutely blown away by what these guys have done. My
how much did your unit cost?
and can you still get them?
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The tree view is still set up like your windows explorer. So, treat it the
same way even though it doesn't readily announce the drive. If you tab
after selecting it willl then tell you what you have chosen.
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