HellO!
TIm!
I really want your help with the us open link.
Thanks in advance.
/anders.
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From: Tim Grady [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 1:21 PM
Subject: RE: us open
Sometimes I see it and
Hi all
Have just been wondering. If vorbis is such a popular format and so much
better, why is it not more widely used than mp3 in e.g. music services? Is
there a lossless format for ogg vorbis?
Andre
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this sounds fantastic and all around
supurb. Now, if one of you nice people has $299 or $349 to buy one,
you got more money than me.
I just don't have the necessary cash at the moment, and by the time I
do, a better model will probably be out.
At 08:27 PM 9/5/2006, you wrote:
I, personally,
David, my question is for book port if you have a lot of music on there,
how do you know wich tune you are going to play in other words how
does one read through the list?
Thanks in advance.
At 08:57 PM 9/5/2006, you wrote:
What features do you want it to have? Ultimately, I think one of
the
Nick I have a couple of questions.
1. how expensive is the iaudio x5 and,
2. how much deos it hold.
3. how do you know what tune you are looking for in other words how
do you know where you are in the menuis?
thanks in advance.
At 09:27 PM 9/5/2006, you wrote:
I, personally, would by the
David oops I should have read your second message, there must be some
kind of speech involved here?
At 09:54 PM 9/5/2006, you wrote:
Book Port list price is $399 from American Printing House for the
Blind www.aph.org. The Olympus w WS320m is around $200 and can be
purchased through places like
Could someone please explain what open source means, in connection with
compressed audio formats?
Thanks, Ted
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Hey there,
Can anyone tell me if there is a driver for win98 that would work
with the shuffle?
Thanks
Terese Ann Goren
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Be kinder than
I wonder if the digisette players would be the best, most accessible thing
out? I heard once you navigate it to the proper file, you just pop it in a
tape deck and press play. I thought I heard you could record in mp3 from it
too, doubt you'd get CD quality sound out of that old tape machine
Hello guys!
On my system, there is currently a Shoutcast Server and my radio station is run
through Winamp, with the Shoutcast Plug-in and a Sam Encoder Plug-in. Lately,
I decided to subscribe to one of the Streaming Servers for more band width. I
still plan to keep my onboard station and
Bruce,
You said that changing the volume slider on the line-in source doesn't
change the resulting recording. If you use the checkbox associated with the
slider to mute the source, does it result in silence?
Gary King
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From: Bruce Toews [EMAIL
If I check another recording source, it no longer records from line in; if
I mute the playback volume for line, it has no effect at all.
Bruce
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gave the right to become children of God. John 1:12 NIV
Bruce Toews
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How much are these devices?
Rickarama
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From: David Tanner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 5:57 PM
Subject: Re: If you had to buy a mp3 player today
What features do you want it to have?
Hi,
What program should be used to save the sounds of a mid as a wave file? I
know you can't convert it, but I'm sure there has to be a way to get the
synth tones into a wave file short of turning on the what you hear feature
on the soundcard?
Also, my friend has an onboard soundcard with
Andr,e the lossless vorbis format is called Flac, though I'm hearing that
WavPack is better, and it's also open source. Why it isn't used more than
mp3, maybe because the public seem to flock to closed up formats. People
like Apple don't seem to want anything to do with Vorbis, and mp3 seems
Ah, well, if it's the flash based mp3 players you want, then I'm not as sure
as I once was. Cowon does make some of those. i would've before chosen any
player by Luxpro, but the American dealer for Luxpro seems to have
disappeared.
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From: Chris Skarstad [EMAIL
Number one it is about $399, i believe. number two, it holds about 40 Gigs
of music, I believe for that price. Number three, you can download a
utility, if you are using Rockbox on it, to record directory and file name
voices for rockbox.
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From: Jack Conti [EMAIL
Open source means that the audio encoers and decoders release their
sourcecode for modification.
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Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 9:56 AM
Subject: Open source
Could someone please
Wonder if rockbox will play that?
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Sent: 06 September 2006 10:27 PM
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Subject: Re: If you had to buy a mp3 player today
Andr,e the lossless vorbis format is called
welli bought myself a milestone, a very small mp3 player in whitch you can put
a sd card.
you can store music or books or whatever on different cards if you like.
it has speech support and the abbility of reading daisy books as well.
it evenhas a small loudspeaker and is as small as a credit
Hello!
There is a blind users mailing list for audacity.-
Now i dont have the subscribtion information but i can get back tol the list
if someone wants it.
/Anders.
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Rockbox, i know, plays WavPack, don't know about flac goes.
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Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 4:57 PM
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Wonder if
Thanks much! I'll give it a try
Terese
At 04:39 PM 9/6/2006, you wrote:
welli bought myself a milestone, a very small mp3 player in whitch
you can put a sd card.
you can store music or books or whatever on different cards if you like.
it has speech support and the abbility of reading daisy
Hi Terese and all,
I feel the Milestone is overpriced for its limited feature set. Add the
ability to play DRM formats like protected WMA and add support for
verbalizing ID3 tags, replaceable batteries, etc. Then, maybe, we're movin'
in the right direction on this product.
Darrell Shandrow
Hi Nick and all,
Wonder if anyone is selling any MP3 players preconfigured with Rockbox?
Now, I think that'd be a deal for one of the blindness products companies?
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Bruce: Could you explain to me how I can copy my old casets to my computer?
Do I need a duel sound card? How involved is it?
thanks for any assistance.
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From: Bruce Toews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday,
Just an average run-of-the-mill sound card is all you need, plus a program
such as Gold Wave, Sound Forge, or a few others that are popular. You
would, in short, connect the line out of your tape machine into the line
in of your computer, set the volume properly (which is where I'm getting
Firstly, my thanks to the large number of people who offered to own the
PC-Audio List, your offers are very much appreciated.
I'm very pleased to have appointed Tom Dimeo as the new List Owner. Tom has
a good grasp of technology and I'm sure will do a fine job looking after
this list.
have you tried, to lower, the volume of the source you are recording from
bruce?
this might fix your problems and here is another question for you are you
using the headphone jack?
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From: Bruce Toews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Tuesday,
Deep breath, Bruce. My source is a line out jack, which consequently has
no volume control. Even if the volume is set to 0 for line-in on the
computer, zero, I still get the overdriven sound. I am assuming a defect
in the sound card.
Bruce
--
Yet to all who received him, to those who
You also get worse sound, i.e. a hum and so forth. I'll just record this
at home, where things work as they should.
Bruce
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Yet to all who received him, to those who believed in his name, he
gave the right to become children of God. John 1:12 NIV
Bruce Toews
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Ok, Bruce, Are you refering to the playback or the recording volume?
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From: Bruce Toews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 11:24 AM
Subject: Re: Recording from Line-In
I am using a Sound Blaster,
try to use the headphone jack instead of the line out this way you can
regulate the volume comming from the tape player.
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From: Bruce Toews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 11:21 AM
Subject: Re:
Recording volume. Maybe I should write an F.A.Q.
Bruce
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gave the right to become children of God. John 1:12 NIV
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ok, Bruce, Are you sure you selected your sound card in the volume controls?
if you just gotten a new sound card it might have defualted to your on
board chip for sound.
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From: Bruce Toews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent:
If that were the case, then (a) I wouldn't have gotten any sound, as
opposed to the overdriven sound I got, and (b) switching to another
recording source would have had no effect.
Bruce
--
Yet to all who received him, to those who believed in his name, he
gave the right to become children of
Hi Darrell,
RockBox is developing software for all iPods, except iPod Shuffle.
Arthur Barney
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From: Darrell Shandrow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 7:35 PM
Subject: Re: If you had to buy a mp3
This info comes from a rather trusted source.
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From: Rich Cavallaro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Nick G [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 8:11 PM
Subject: Re: If you had to buy a mp3 player today
Navigating menus in rock box is easy. Just press the
ok, bruce try this one. go into your volume control and select your
properties, and make sure ajust volume for recording is checked, now tab
until you find your line in and in the advanced button try to check this box
and then Record the audio source again. and let us know what happens.
-
bruce it would have recorded with your on board sound
a, so yes, it would record,
and
b, if you were to play this recording through your sound card it would be
distorted.
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From: Bruce Toews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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There is no advanced option for line-in.
Bruce
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gave the right to become children of God. John 1:12 NIV
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Radio
But since nothing was plugged into the onboard sound card, it would have
recorded nothing, there being nothing to record and all.
Bruce
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Yet to all who received him, to those who believed in his name, he
gave the right to become children of God. John 1:12 NIV
Bruce Toews
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do the following.
when in the volume controls do alt p as in peter, and then down arrow to
advanced and press enter on it now do alt p again and enter on the first one
and then choose recording volume and you should see the advanced button
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From: Bruce Toews [EMAIL
Could the card be defective?
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From: Bruce Toews
To: PC audio discussion list.
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 9:15 PM
Subject: Re: Recording from Line-In
If that were the case, then (a) I wouldn't have gotten any sound, as
opposed to the
That certainly is understandable. If you can find a Creative Labs Nuvo I think
there is a chance that you can get one for $100 or less, and they are fairly
accessible. There may be others, but I will admit to not knowing about the
newest MP3 players in the less expensive market just because I
Book Port is $399 from American Printing House for the Blind http://www.aph.org
The Olympus WS320M is around $200, but you can also get it in a model WS310m
with 512 meg of memory and all the features remain the same or model WS300m
with 256 megabytes of memory and same features. The WS320m is
Hi Sunshine,
the advance ctrls that you are talking about, has nothing to do with
recording.
It has to do with controlling the audio tones such has treble, and bass that
come out of your sound card, and the other one has to do with your
microphone.
Arthur Barney
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ok, Arthur, then why does the mute playback well recording show up right to
the right of the line in recording source in the recording properties? i am
using a sound blaster audigy sound card as well, aand when i mute this check
box i still can record what ever is comming through my line in?
What about Non-protected WMA support? I sort of don't like the idea of
recompressing these into mp3. Once I accidentally chose the wrong processing
in Goldwave demo trying to convert one to wav and converted it to another
wma at the same bit rate. Boy did I ever notice the sound quality
Thanks Rich and Nick for this info. I'll look forward to hearing the
report.
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This info comes from a rather trusted source.
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From: Rich Cavallaro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Nick G [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 8:11
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