You might need to go where you installed iPodder 2.0, and uninstall it.
Then go to the Tunehead online where the link to download it resides, then
download it again. I hope this helps. Maybe Chris Garsted can help you get
back on track using iPodder again. This is just a suggestion, but this
Billy! The best bit rate for you is the highest one that suits your
needs. We only have MP3s because disk space is valuable and we'd like to
fit as much material in as small a space as we can. It's a disk space
verses audio quality decision. The larger the bit rate the better the audio
On Sat, 21 May 2005 22:11:18 -0400, you wrote:
The file size I got for it was 4,971 KB, the size you quoted was 5,090,152.
The link routed me to Winamp's site. I tried it twice and got the same
The file size I got was 8.55mb.
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Hello,
as I have said already, I did uninstal. I have neither version of the
program on my computer now. I have only both their installation .exec
files, neither of which will run without an error message I described in
detail in the message to which I believe you're responding.
As for
Scott! You could use Text To Audio from Premier Assistive Technology
for $69.95. If you purchase it from Chirping Bat then we pay the $7.95
shipping. Check it out at www.chirpingbat.com/premierprogramming.shtml.
You could download the demo and try it before purchasing.
Chirp|Chirp|Chirp:
hi. toonhead-online.com is my website.
heheheh, and everyone spells my last name wrong, lol. it's actually
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anyways about iPodder. sometimes rebooting your computer may solve the
problem because it might free up some files being used at the time. You
may also have to go into
Well Chris has a link to download iPodder 2.0 on his Tunehead website.
Maybe he can help you with the exact url. I know how frustrating it is to
have a program that you use, and then you're not able to use it. I just
thought I'd give you a suggestion. Maybe others will have more to offer.
Thank you. As I said, I never have used Ipodder. I hadn't yet gotten
started learning it when I made the mistake of trying to replace it with a
newer version because when I launched it, it advised me to. Note, please,
that I didn't even get to the point where I would have found the newer
Hi Chris,
No trouble spelling your name. I honestly just thought you liked to use
tunehead as a nickname even though you sign your posts using your surname.
No prob.
Your or Gary's suggestion that a reboot might free up some of the files that
the installation wizard needed turned out to be
Hi Dan
Actually, I'm not offering the beta version at my site, but I certainly
could if it would be convenient? Basically, there are a few different
improvements, one being that you no longer have to do all kinds of right
clicks and jaws cursor routing acrobatics to make sure your favorite
Chris,
that sounds cool. Believe me, not to be a wimp about it, but the last thing
I want to mess with is an interface that requires all that Wild West messing
around with the Jaws cursor and the num pad mouse keys. If that's the only
way to navigate a program, I am disinclined to bother with
Chris,
I went to betanew.com and did the search you sugggested. Actually, I typed
only Ipodder into the edit field, but that ought to have been sufficient. I
stipulated with a radio button choice only to search for beta programs.
All that came up was a version 1.1 for Linux. Did I do
try mp4 it also is a small compression and sounds much better then mp3.
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From: Jerry Richer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 4:34 AM
Subject: Re: best bit rate.
Billy! The best bit rate for you
Hi Dan
I think you have to be a little more specific. You have to actually type in
iPodder 2.1 beta 1. Note that the i in iPodder is a lower case i and the p
just after that is an uppercase. so, you would type something like, lower
case i, upper case podder 2.1 beta 1 in the search box and
I'll do as you say, Crhis, but that seems contrary to the way search
functions are set up anywhere else I use them, from my own Windows search
function to The New York Times and Amazon. But okay, I'll just copy and
paste the terms just as you've typed them below, and we'll see.
Thanks a lot,
Wow, I occasionally wondered what the equivalent bit rate for a cd-quality
mp3 is, now I know.
Speaking of bits, what's the significance of a44-1khz 16-bit stereo file
being designated as 14.11 kb and a 32khz stereo file being designated as
1024? Thanks,
Jay
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From: Sun
Chris,
I pasted exactly what you supplied into the search terms box, minus the
period at the end. I also chose from the bombo box to search all downloads,
not just betas.
I was returned about 150 results, the first page of which didn't include one
single reference to IPodder.
Have I done
Hi Chris. I did download that Bata version of iPodder, but I downloaded it
from jeffbishop.net. Marlaina's show last night did clear up a lot of the
questions about the program.
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Hi Dan. Well they should be writing scripts for it, but the thing is,
podcasting is so new that people who write Jaws scripts haven't maybe caught
onto the bug yet.
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Sent: Monday,
Hi Dan. As I mentioned, you can get the iPodder Beta by going to
jeffbishop.net. I hope you can find it. It seemed easy to download and
install.
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Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 2:04
Is MP4 a smaller file than MP3?
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From: Sun Sparkle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 7:16 AM
Subject: Re: best bit rate.
try mp4 it also is a small compression and sounds much better then mp3.
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Hi,
would you mind sharing with me about this? What's jeffbishop? And how does
a person find the radio show? I know this woman is someone who appears a
lot on the ACB radio site (I forgot the idiosyncratic phonetic spelling of
her name, keep thinking the regular m a r l e n e, which is the
thanks. I didn't notice the domain name the first time.
I'll give it a try this afternoon.
Daniel (not Dan, at least not since I was a kid, fifty years ago; it's a
generational thing. Our dads might have called themselves Bob, or Dan, or
Mike. But we were Robert, Daniel and michael. So it
I just looked at the specs for the infamous Sony MZRH910. It's a fine
li'l machine, but it's definitely not made for on-the-spot recording
and digital extraction. Its only output is through the earphone
jack--no digital outs available. If that's true, then what's an
on-the-spot recordist using
I believe you can hook it up to your computer via USB.
Jim
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From: Steve Matzura [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 1:34 PM
Subject: Minidisc recorder Drawback
I just looked at the specs for the infamous Sony MZRH910. It's a fine
Hi guys, was wondering how to record my talking books and put them into mp3
format to use on an mp3 player. I tried to use cdexp for this but couldn't
figure it out. Any ideas would be helpfull. Thanks again and take care.
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On Mon, 23 May 2005 13:42:14 -0700, you wrote:
I believe you can hook it up to your computer via USB.
That was not mentioned anywhere in the product page I read.
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I just checked again. USB for input only.
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hi. as far as I can tell, you can't. an ASX file is a text file that
references another file on the internet. So, as far as I know, this isn't
possible.
At 04:06 PM 5/23/2005, you wrote:
What can I use to convert an asx file to an mp3 file? The converter in
Easy CD-DA Creator doesn't seem to
HMMM. That's discouraging. I can certainly play this asx file in either
Realplayer or Windows Media Player. Is there no way to use either of them to
save the data as either a wav or an mp3?
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You did close out the program from the system tray first, didn't you?
If not, this is most likely your problem. A file can't be written to if
it is still in use, in this case, the executible for Ipodder is still
used by your system.
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I downloaded it and it ilstalled without me having to have a new key.
Odd since it was said that this one needed a new key.
At 5/22/2005, you wrote:
I downloaded the 8.2 release and put in my email address for the new
key and am still waiting.
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