Yeah, but the question is, can you easily get an Iriver these days?
On 14/12/2006, at 5:50 PM, Chris Gilland wrote:
My word, if all you have is a Shuffle, then, yeah, perhaps anapod is
the way
to go, but otherwise, Heck, I'd get Rockbox in a heart beat.
Chris.
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Just a suggestion here, if its a mono signal could you copy it to the
clipboard, open a new file, paste a copy of the mono file into the
left channel and then paste another copy into the right channel
applying a 100MS delay or something like that? This may be helpful.
On 14/12/2006, at 5:31
The device I'm referring to will put one channel in one headphone and
the other channel in the other headphone.
Jerry
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Yea, I thought I saw it to, but now I can't find it. I wonder if Windows
Media can do it.
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I haven't tried MP3 players from Trekstore. AT the moment, I only like
two kinds of MP3 players: The ones for blind poeple, MileStone and
BookPort, and MP3 dictation recorders. Sanyo still makes nice ones,
although with a relatively low storage capacity. The Olympus WS-320M is
quite nice, but it
Tell me about rockbox, I'm not familiar with it.
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My word, if all you have is a Shuffle, then, yeah, perhaps anapod is
thanks for telling me, now I know studio recorder wouldn't serve my needs.
perhaps someone can tell me how accessible sound soap is?
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Hi,
Unfortunately Soundsoap is totally inaccessible. I found that when I tried
to use it myself. You could use the Sony Noise Reduction package instead,
though you have to pay for it.
Jani
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that sounds great but if these are truely mono headphones then they are
wired in series. The main line goes to one speaker and a line is taken from
that speaker over to the next so they get the same feed.
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try doubling it first then try the inside out
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Go to your local radio shack store and tell them you want a y adaptor which
has a male stereo plug which splits off to a lef and right side and then you
can plug one headphone in each and you will get the stereo . these come as a
fixed which looks like a y or come in a non fixed which comes as a
Ok, I have a set of noise reduction plug-ins, EQ plug-ins,
compression plug-ins etc which I bought over a year ago, I posted
information on them to another list quite recently so I'll dig that
out if I still have it and pass it on here. These plug-ins are the
most accessible and usable
Probably the best that you will be able to do is to cause a split second
delay in one of the recordings thus giving you a simulated stereo effect.
You could also phase them thus creating another effect of sorts. If the
recording is mono it is mono and there isn't much that one can do to alter
Certainly you can, set the system to standard stereo, that will do
the trick. I had to use my Pioneer system like that until I got the
extra cable required.
Your manual should give you information on how this is done.
On 15/12/2006, at 3:19 AM, Andy Logue wrote:
Hi all.
I recently purchased
Yes, you are not required to use all the speakers.
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Ok folks, go to http://www.arboretum.com, you'll find some fantastic
stuff there which can be used with Sound Forge, Sonar or any other
application which can handle direx plug-ins.
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Hi all.
I recently purchased an Arcam AV unit with Quad Lite speaker
How do uu nivagae a shuffel if you can't see the screen then? Thanks.
Hi Jed,
I have a Ipod Shuffle,
so I can't tell you much about Rockbox, but I here that you can
navigate the menus very well.
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the shuffle doesn't have a screen.
On 15/12/2006, at 7:37 AM, Sarah wrote:
How do uu nivagae a shuffel if you can't see the screen then? Thanks.
Hi Jed,
I have a Ipod Shuffle,
so I can't tell you much about Rockbox, but I here that you can
navigate the menus very well.
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There is no screen to see. You navigate with 1 round button. It can
go up, down, left, right and press in. You press the right edge to
go forward the left edge to go backwards in the program the top edge
to turn up volume the bottom edge to turn down volume and press in to
play or stop.
i'm not sure. I just got mine this year from audible. it is only 512mb.
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Do they make the shuffle in
the shuffle does not have a screen. you have a pause and play button with a
ring around it to adjust volume up and down and track forward and back.
there is a slide switch on the back that moves from off, normal and shuffle.
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OK, so how do you actually load the ipod?
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the shuffle does not have a screen. you have a pause and play button with a
ring
Hmm intresting. I'll have to check it out. one gb is not much but hopefully
they can upgrade it at some point.
There is no screen to see. You navigate with 1 round button. It can
go up, down, left, right and press in. You press the right edge to
go forward the left edge to go backwards in
Depends what you want I suppose, 250 sogns or thereabouts may be
enough for some people whereas people may think that 10,000 songs or
thereabouts that my Iriver holds is just far too much. I think the
Ipod Nano is 8 Gig of memory so that's about 2,000 songs.
On 14/12/2006, at 11:28 AM, Jed
Of course you could get the 80 gig Ipod if you wanted one.
On 14/12/2006, at 11:28 AM, Jed Barton wrote:
Can you get bigger ipods of that series?
That seems kind of small.
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I mainly use mine for books downloaded from audible.com. I got mine in 2005.
At 03:54 PM 12/14/2006, you wrote:
Depends what you want I suppose, 250 sogns or thereabouts may be
enough for some people whereas people may think that 10,000 songs or
thereabouts that my Iriver holds is just far too
the software I mention, anapod shuffle explorer is made by redchair. It
allows me to copy and paste to the ipod.
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Hi Jed,
the only one I think that won't work with Rockbox, is the Ipod Shuffle.
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OK, so does this mean
Hi Jed,
no they don't.
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Do they make the shuffle in anything bigger than 1 gig?
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Hi Doc.
I too have an Ipod Shuffle, and use Anapod.
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i to have an ipod shuffle and use a program called anapod
Hmmm, as I said, I'm not an expert but I think you'll find only a
couple of Ipods work with Rockbox,
http://www.rockbox.org gives you a whole list of what does and
doesn't work.
On 15/12/2006, at 9:48 AM, Arthur Barney wrote:
Hi Jed,
the only one I think that won't work with Rockbox, is the
What have you used that works, for the noise reduction in Goldwave is not good
at
all.
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Hi,
Hi,
I did this with a guitar track. I used a very minor delay. If it's too
much, it will sound more like an echo, but something like 1 MS or so,
maybe even less, will give you a stereo distinction. It takes a bit of
experimenting, and I don't remember what I did exactly, but it did work
You guys are on the mark!Many of the older mono recordings from the 1950's
are produced in this way in order to get the stereo effect. I say go for it.
.
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Hi,
I've been watching this thread on and off and I don't know if the link to
the blind IPOD Portal has been posted or not. If you have an IPOD I like
the little rebuild.exe tool that you store on your player. this little tool
is handy for adding tunes without Itunes. Here's the link to the
Darn! Well If I were going ot get one I'd probably use it for books and
podcasts and lectures and stuff.
Hi Jed,
no they don't.
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I use adobe audition for noise reduction. itdoes a much better job than gw.
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That is correct.
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Absolutely, I used a 100MS example when I wrote about this to the
list but having looked back I realise that 100MS was too large, I did
this to some music tracks I had and I used a 10MS delay.
On 15/12/2006, at 10:59 AM, Brandon Hicks wrote:
Hi,
I did this with a guitar track. I used a very
Well I've not played with Goldwave however I do agree that there is
allot to be said for Adobe Audition and its Noise Reduction
capabilities.
On 15/12/2006, at 4:14 PM, Doc wrote:
I use adobe audition for noise reduction. itdoes a much better job
than gw.
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Can you play what's on the Ipod shuffle through head phones or do you have to
play it through your PC. thanks, Joe.
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I also use audition but i can't do a good noise reduction at all. ow do you
prevent the flanges that are in the file even when you choose a low setting
and a dead part of the excerpt?
Well I've not played with Goldwave however I do agree that there is
allot to be said for Adobe Audition and
This whole thing can't be right!
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I'm a victim of a rip off site. I called myself joining a music download
Yeah it doesn't even list the site of wich he is speaking.
This whole thing can't be right!
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I'm a
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