OK Bob. If you say so!
Thank you very much.
Marijan
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From: Robert Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 10:37 PM
Subject: Re: sound forge inquiry.
Go ahead and register just don't give your credit card.
Kevin,
I'm wondering if this is the problem I'm having also, smile. My situation
is a little more complicated, though ... I have recorded a presentation
within the Ivocalize chat client. The default recording settings allow two
files to be saved, one with an .htm extension which opens in IE and
Michael,
Yes, that's what I have, forgot to say so, smile. i've never had much luck
with Windows Media Player, guess I need to try testing it with another
stream to see if it is working at all. But my question really was whether
it is possible to play WMA files through Winamp as the default
Hello!
From where can i get sound forge?
I have tried out www.soundforge.com but i did not found any soundforge
there.
Thanks in advance.
/Anders.
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yes it is possible I do it all the time
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From: Susan Wojtecki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 6:10 AM
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Michael,
Yes, that's what I have, forgot to say so,
I have tried to play wma files in winamp. Not successful so far. If
someone could post clear instructions, that would be great.
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From: Susan Wojtecki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 2004 6:10 AM
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Anders! You can purchase Sound Forge from www.soundforge.com as a
download for $399.96 but you can get it on CD from Chirping Bat for
$350.00 and this includes Noise Reduction 2.0 and CD Architect 5.0.
From www.soundforge.com these two products can only be purchased as
downloads for $
Hi. Instead of using a cdrw disc, use a cdr disc instead. You won't be
able to write over them more than once, but if you're making an audio cd
you won't want to do that anyways.
Just take all the mp3s you want to burn to a cd and put them in a specific
foldder. Then, go into the folder you
Tell me about CD Architect, what does it do and is it accessible. If it is
a burning program, why would I want to use it rather than Nero?
Peter s.
At 02:15 PM 22/06/2004 -0400, you wrote:
Anders! You can purchase Sound Forge from www.soundforge.com as a
download for $399.96 but you can
Hi yall,
Maybe somebody can answer this one because I'm just not sure of this. Here's my
quandry.
I am a bunch of mp3's on my hard drive and I've got nero 5.5 as my rom burner. A
friend of mine gave me a disk with about 50 hours worth of stuff on it. I wonder if
this compilation was
HI Mate,
What you need is UltraISO. Go to:
http://www.ezbsystems.com/enindex.html
For more info. It can create, read and convert from almost any dvd or cd
formats.
David Truong
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Home Page: http://members.optusnet.com.au/davidtruong/
for my part, and I'm new to all of this, I'm running Winamp 5.03a, Windows
XP and Windows Media Player 9. I never had to do anything special to get
Winamp to play .wma files. I could just bring them up in winamp with the
l or shift-l keys or once I told winamp to associate itself with all of
Dear Chris,
Yes, that is what I expected.
I did the following on several occasions:
1 open Nero
2 do control-n
3 tab to next three times and space on next;
4 enter on burn and it brings up the compilation box
5 I control-c to copy all of the selections I have in a folder of a given
singer
You will need a program to capture streams. There are several out there including
replay radio, total recorder, and something with a name like recall pro. Each cost a
small amount for a fully functioning program. Gold wav and sound forge will also
allow you to record streams, but their forte
DJC,
Thanks for this one; I will try it. I've heard of it before, but, until
recently, it wasn't much of a priority with me! I guess it is now!
Thanks again,
-Mac-
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Just a thought, because I don't know, someone gave me the impression that
MP3's were burnt as data rather than audio?
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Hi, Mac, there are two programs that will do this for you, but they're
not free, they are total recorder from
http://www.highcriteria.com
and recall pro from
http://www.sagebrush.com.
Total recorder has 2 versions, a standard version which is $13, and a
professional version which is $40. I think
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Marty,
Now we're getting somewhere! I just went to the Total Recorder website,
which even gave me some tutorial help on PC Audio, in case anyone's
interested. I will check out that tutorial on Main Menu, as well. I am a
firm believer in Linda Goodman's adage : When the student is ready, the
Hello, Tony,
What the person who did the encoding did was set the bit rate to 32; that is
the reason they got 50 hours of material on one CD in mp3 form. I encode
all the time, and do this for talking books, which is just someone reading a
book anyway. Of course, for music, a much higher rate
mp3 is data. It is compressed and takes up less room than audio tracks on a
CD. That is why at 128 bit rate or slightly higher you can get 200 songs
onto a CD in mp3 form. It might puzzle you a bit until you figure out how
it works. Why it works that way, I don't even know and I mp3 everyday!
Hi listers, Rusty here,
I recently purchased the iRiver iHP 140 player. I've been
searching Amazon.com, where I purchased the unit, and iriver.com for a
manual or users guide in accessible formats, txt html or whatever. I can't
find any place where I can download such a beast. Do any
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