hello friends, i have asked this question on several lists connected with
audio, i have CDEx on my laptop i follow all the instructions on ripping files
from a Cd i want to put them on my mp3 player, everything goes fine the files
should be in recorded tracks but when i look in that folder
Hi. If you are using XP then CDEX creates 2 folders in your MY Music
folder which is in the My documents folder. The sub folders are called CDDB
and MP3. All ripped tracks using CDEX will be found within the MP3sub
folder. If the album is not found on the data base then you will find
another
Hello!
None of those players out there seems to have manuals that are easy to find.
For example vlc media player has a manual but it does not explain much how
to record streams with it.
And the support team and their mailing list is one of the most unhuman
places i've ever been through.
So i think
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Is there a tutorial out there for MP3Gain? I have many gigs of audio that have
many different output levels; I'd like to straighten it all out. Also, Somehow
I just can't understand db and how it should be set. Is there anything to read
or listen to that'll make me smarter?
Thanks.
Howard
has anyone discovered a way to point youtube's output to a particular sound
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Hi Joe,
I would search my main drive for one of the files. Go into
my computer and select your main drive. Do not open it, but rather,
press alt f to bring up the file menu. Arrow down to where it says
search and press enter. Now, enter a couple of words from the title
of one of
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Hi Alan. Sounds great, may I please have a copy of your tutorial. thanks
Best regards,
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I love GOM Player for recording streams. When I figured it out it all seemed
so simple. If you need any help feel free to ask. I will answer if I know.
Dean
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I thought all ripped files went into my computer then local disk c then cdex
then my music? That is where I remember finding them.
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Hi. When I installed the programme I used all the defaults, I changed
nothing and the subfolders that appeared in My Music folder wwhich I find
in my Documents were cddb and MP3. Maybe the difference is in the
versions we have. Walter.
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I'm an old boy returning to this great list.
My question is, which version of Windows media player, either 10 or
11 is best with either JFW9 and window-eyes 7.11?
I seem to recall that there may have been accessibility issues with
wmp 11. Is this correct?
Also, does anybody
The Olympus dm-520 is a pocketable digital stereo voice recorder and music
player. It has voice guidance for the blind which makes it attractive. It
is not a multy track recorder or talking book machine.
Bob
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I have downloaded ITunes. How do I add podcasts to it? Everytime I try to
add a feed, it asks me to add it to Internet Explorer.
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Why not start CDEx, press function key F4 to open the options menu and
locate the file names tab. There you will find the answer as to where your
CD's are being ripped.
Regards.
Kevin
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hi I have eac installed and now I would like some helping it all set up so
that I can rip CD'S with it.
like what are the best settings to use and how to sent it all up?
Casey
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High Joe,
I am using WMP 10, and running JAWS 10.
The problem that I found with WMP11, is you have to play all of the files
before you burn them to CD.
Even if you done a control + A, it will only burn only one file to the CD.
I am guessing that you want to do other things with WMP.
You can
That's briliant guys, thanks verry much. Complete, concise and right
on the button. Just a few more negatives on wmp11 and we're good to go.
Thanks,
Joe Paton
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I'm an old boy returning to this great list.
My question is, which version of Windows
a bunch.
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like what are the best settings to use and how to sent it all up?
Google whatever format you want to extract your CD's in. For instance,
if you want to use MP3, google something like help with EAC and MP3.
There's no need to reinvent the wheel.
To
Hi Dean, Will you send the link for the Manual for Gom, that you found?
Many thanks
Happy New Year!
Vicky
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Hi, When you say, Better separation, does this separate voices into one
speaker and the music into the other? I wouldn't like that.
However, when I had a base and treble equalizer, I could bring specific
sounds into prominence, which I really liked. Sadly, it died.
Vicky
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Hi, Thank you very much! I really appreciate you taking the time to send
this to me.
Best wishes for the the New Year!
Vicky
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Hi Jed,
In addition to Barry's suggestion of editing the winamp.bm file directly
I have two other methods for editing Winamp bookmarks.
1) When in the main Winamp window press Control Alt I and this will
start the Winamp library and put the focus on the Bookmarks item in the
library treeview.
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hi,
At times I come across good audio books in the mp3 format.
typically they are named or numbered and stored in a single folder.
but which player is capable of playing these regarding to the following
criteria?
1. they should be played in the right alphanummerical order they are stored in.
2.
cannot keep, to gain what he cannot lose.
Jim Elliot,
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Hello Brian. I would recommend winamp. You can set bookmarks. They will also
play in order that they are set in the folder.
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hi matthew
hmm well I have tried winamp, but haven't found a usable solution to
increasing speed.
Brian
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Ahh ok not sure then sorry.
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Subject: Re: how do you play mp3 audio books?
hi matthew
hmm well I
Hi, I use the victor stream and name each file as 01, 02, 03 etc and put
them in the music, digital books or other books folders. You can speed up
or slow down the book and return to the last place you read. When turning
on the unit, you are placed at the last location you were reading in the
High Vicky,
No, the voice is always in the middle.
It just gives better separation of the other instruments.
It is like having the keyboards in one speaker, the percussions in the other
speaker.
While the drums and bass are pan to both speakers.
In the late 50's and early 60's, that is how
hi dan,
oh yes. I also have various hardware daisy players around here but some
times I wish I could limit my amount of physical units on the go, and there
for use my ordenary laptop for some comprihensive book reading as well.
Brian
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Yeah..and now it doesn't even have that same intensity anymore; when I
listen to a stereo recording, it almost sounds now like the same instruments
are coming through both channels! Not so in the 60s; fact is..if you didn't
have both speakers on, you didn't get all the instrumentation!
Tom
Oh, I do use my laptop for reading books. I just put them in a folder and
name them starting with the 01, 02 etc. Then I use Winamp to play them all
by selecting using shift plus ctrl plus end to make sure the tracks are
played from top to bottom. However, the ability to start where I left
Hi guys,
Will the new digital players from NLS play the RFBD material? If so what
do I need to do to get it going?
Denny
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Yes, they do. You have to make sure they're updated to the latest
frirmware. Then, you have to get the serial number of your machine. After
you have that, go the the RFBD site, log in, go to the authorize daisy
player area and choose the NLS player and then follow the prompts, one of
which is
Briaqn,
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Subject: MaPlEr
I just realised my message to David was sent just to him, and I wanted to
send the URL to everyone, so here is my message below.
This sounds like a really good program. I am
Brian,
Sory I misstyped your name the first time.
John
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Briaqn,
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Subject: MaPlEr
I just realised my message to David was sent just to him, and I wanted to
send
hi,
Please also send me a copy of the tutorial.
Thank you.
Vinny Samarco
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Subject: Re: Using CDex
hi TerriLynne,dont want to
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