CAN YOU PLAY THE FILE? IF YOU CAN PLAY IT THEN YOU CAN RECORD IT.
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From: Bruce Toews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Maximizing a Vorbis File's Volume
Because the source
I recorded a file in OGG Vorbis, and saved the file without maximizing the
volume first. Is there any way I can maximize the file's volume without
decompressing and recompressing the file with the resultant quality loss?
Bruce
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With Winamp and Windows Media Player you can raise and lower the volume and
Jaws' volume is not at all affected. But in Real Player and with the live
365 player the volume cannot be raised or lowered without Jaws' volume doing
the same thing. In fact, what's really annoying is when I start
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From: Joanne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pc-audio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 8:33 AM
Subject: real player and live 365 player volume problems with jaws
With Winamp and Windows Media Player you can raise and lower the volume
and
Jaws' volume is not at all affected. But in Real
Thanks Gary. I'll try that.
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From: Gary Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 12:13 PM
Subject: Re: real player and live 365 player volume problems with jaws
Hi Joanne. If you like, you can go
what your doing is recording from your computers mic, so you can try
increasing the volume of the mic. I'm not sure at the moment but doesn't tr
have a increase volume feature?
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I am using Total Recorder 45 professional with Windows XP and Jaws 51.
I am trying to record Jaws reading a WordPad document. I have sound board
checked in total recorder. It does the recording, but the volume is very
low when I playback the recording.
Is there something I can change to bring
card on my Gateway desktop computer.
I'm running the latest version of JFW, Windows xp home with sp2.
Also, I just upgraded to the latest version of Winamp, and I cannot seem to
remember how to set it so that when I turn the volume down in Winamp, it
does not affect the JAWS volume.
Thanks for any
Jerry, in my Winamp version 5.03, the up down arrows turn volume up
down, indepentent of Jaws.
Harry
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From: Jerry Berrier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Pc Audio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, September 04, 2004 8:37 AM
Subject: Winamp, separate volume control, and 2
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From: Jerry Berrier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, September 04, 2004 8:38 AM
To: Pc Audio
Subject: Winamp, separate volume control, and 2 sound cards
Hi all,
I know these subjects have been fully discussed, but I'm hoping you can
point me to a resource
Hamish,
Okay, so there was a method to my madness. Many thanks.
Susan
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susan:
when in the volume control, hit file, and hit proparties,
then choose, adjust options for playback, hit tap, you'll find the things
you want, you'll find the mike unchecked, check it,
then you'll find it in your volume control, each time you open it, before
the line in
but about the chat
Hi, I have a creative sound blaster PCI and windows
xp, when I go in to the adjust volume for record I
can
adjust the mic volume numbers, but they don't mean a
thing. When I record in gold wave, the volume
remains
the same whether the number is 0, 500 or anything
in
between. The only way
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Windows always has the volume controls installed. If you can't find the shortcut for
it then don't worry. Just type from
the run box the following:
sndvol32
or if you want to go to the recording source then it's:
sndvol32 /r
Good luck
Well, nah, I'd be doing it with mp3's, but I'd still need a number to set them
all too. I'm using Mp3Gain.
Gina
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From: Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, June 14, 2004 10:05 AM
Subject: Re: Volume question.
If you
If you are using cdex, i noticed it does its thing automatically.
Hope that helps
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From: Gina Grunden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, June 14, 2004 2:00 PM
Subject: Volume question.
So, lately, I have been burning
So, lately, I have been burning CD's at the normalized volume of 92, but it
seems that original CD's are louder than that, so, what is a better volume to
normalize the stuff that I want to burn, without it being to loud, or sounding
like crap? Someone said that stereo systems can only handle
Hi Gina.
If you're using MP3GAIN, you're probably best sticking with the default
target volume of 89. The problem is that older CD's don't cope too well
with volumes above this level and they tend to clip.
You could probably get away with 96 for more recent CD's that have been
released
First, no matter how many times I set volume the play control volume keeps
going to zero instead of staying at 50%.
Second, when the PC is turned up (even a little) there's a bad humming sound
and Jaws is distorted. I checked my speakers and it doesn't look to me like
there's really a short
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Subject: problems with volume and distortion
First, no matter how many times I set volume the play control volume keeps
going to zero instead of staying at 50%.
Second, when the PC is turned up (even a little) there's a bad
did you check both the master volume and wave volume?
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What operating system do you have? It took me a while to remember where it
was, but in XP go in to control panel then go to sounds and audio. The
first thing you land on is the volume tab. Tab a few times and you will
hear place volume control in system tray. Just check it and press okay
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