I would like info on this file also.
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From: Allison Mervis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 4:15 PM
Subject: merging mp3's
Hi all!
Awhile back, someone on this list suggested a small self
Hello, All,
Often when I launch Winamp I get a message that there is a new version
available. The reference is given to the Winamp.com site. When I am
asked if I want to download it I say no; but I wonder if there's a
reason why we generally get it from whitestick.uk or another lister.
Would
The only reason for the other sites is that the Winamp site is sometimes a
bit tricky to navigate. It's the same file, but a direct linke is easier
to manage.
Bruce
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Anyone know where I can find the free sonar 4 producer scripts created by
Vic. They are not on the midimag folder.
Rod
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Is it possible to open a WMA file in either GoldWave or Sound Forge?
Thanks all over the place gang.
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Steve! Did you consider the Edirol R-1 for $400.00? It's probably
backordered a couple of months as usual but if you get an order in then
you're guaranteed to get one after about two months at the most. You can
find it at www.chirpingbat.com/edirol.shtml
Chirp|Chirp|Chirp: It's the Bat,
No harm at all. That's Winamp's home and they're offering the same program.
I've downloaded from there before without incident. WhiteStick is an
excellent source for accessible programs and one of them happens to be
Winamp. One feature of your Winamp software is that it let's you know when
an
Hi there,
I'm wondering if you guys can help me out with something.
Do you remember the Talkmans that some of the blindness companies sell? I
remember that at one time, they used to come with a little stereo clip-on
microphone for recording.
Do they still come with those, or have they been
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From: Larry N [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 8:13 AM
Subject: Re: Winamp Version 5.091 Final is now Available
No harm at all. That's Winamp's home and they're offering the same
program. I've
Hi Lister,
You might try calling the New York Light House for the Blind, don't have the
toll free number, but I'm sure someone does. See if they might have a
micraphone or the whole set, or check out Radio Shack. Dave Hutchins
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From: Jim Portillo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can anyone explain to me how to re-format an RW CD, so that it can be
re-used? I paid extra for RW CDs, because I understood that one could do
this with them. But I haven't been able to figure out how. After burning
some music tracks to a CD, when I want to re-use it, I can't find any icon
in
I missed most of a recent thread discussing this program, and just now
realized that it must not be the same thing as the Roxio Easy CD/DVD
*Creator.* Is this also a program for burning and copying CDs? Is it screen
reader accessible? How much does it cost? Is there a Web page where I can
The program is called Easy CDDa Extractor. It is extremely
speech-friendly. I am not sure of the exact price, but I don't in any way
regret paying it. It's primarily for ripping CD's, but it will also create
them, and convert from one file format to another.
Bruce
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Bruce, well of *course* you don't regret paying for it if you can't remember
the prrice! Or maybe it was so expensive that you blocked out the painful
memory of the dollar amount entirely... teasing.
Do you know a Web site where it's advertised and sold, so I can take a look?
Thanks.
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P.S. Bruce, I thought I remembered you being a user and champion of CDRWIN.
Am I misremembering? You use this one, instead?
And when you say it's primarily for ripping, urning, what do you mean by
that. I mean, if the program *has* the ability to create a CD, then it
does, right? You mean
Hi yardbird,
Well. This program can even copy those special copy protected Cds. What
other programs can do that? It's no problem to burn with easy cd da
extracter. What's your problem?
Best regards
Brian
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From: Yardbird [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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H. I just found where to go in Easy CD-DA Extractor to erase an RW CD.
But I still can't erase these CDs I burned. I thought they were RW Cds. But,
perhaps, the sales person misinformed me. (It would hardly be the first
time.) I'll have to get someone sighted to look at the packaging for
www.poikosoft.com
I love it. I do all my ripping and burning with it, by preference. It's VERY
JAWS-friendly. And the cost is only $24.95.
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From: Yardbird [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 6:37 PM
Well, I googled it the way you spelled it, and I'm more confused than
before. I typed CDDA as you did (actually I copied and pasted what you'd
typed). And that got me links to three things, with the crucial difference
being the format: There's Easy CDDA Extractor, as you typed. Then there's
Intresting. For me it didn't pop up the time I ran Winamp after receiving
the update announcement. Sorry for the incorrect info and glad you found the
way to disable the annoyance.
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From: Dana S. Leslie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I don't have any problem. I don't understand what you mean by asking me
that.
Thanks,
Daniel
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From: Brian Olesen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 4:12 PM
Subject: Re: Easy CD *extractor*?
Hi
Hi there,
Can Windows Media Player give you the title of a particular CD and the name of
the track listings you're listening to?
If so, how can I do this, because I don't really know how to fully take
advantage of Windows Media player with JAWS.
Jim
Yardbird,
There are a couple of similarly named products. But the one we are
discussing is properly called Easy CD-DA Extractor, and it's made by a
one-man outfit called Poikosoft: www.poikosoft.com
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From: Yardbird [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks. That clarifies a lot.
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From: Bruce Toews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 6:21 PM
Subject: Re: Easy CD *extractor*?
Oh, I knew I'd forgotten something. www.poikosoft.com.
Bruce
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I went to the link, and it seems as if they're saying that this program
*coexists* with Nero Burning ROMM. Well, how come you'd have both of these
programs at once? I thought they both did the same things?
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From: Bruce Toews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Ah, that'd be me, and to be honest, until today I never knew about the
dash.
Bruce
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Hi Mate,
You need Nero Burning Rom or another CD burning program if you want to write
data CDS / DVDS. Easy CD-DA Extractor only supports the burning of audio
CDS. Also, what they are talking about when they refer to Easy CD-DA
extractor working with Nero is that Easy CD-DA extractor supports a
So if you have Nero (I understand it's no longer called burning ROM, in
the current version?), then why would you need this program? Can't Nero rip
audio tracks from a music CD,burn and copy music CDs, *plus* write data CDs?
Maybe I don't understand, but there seems to be some overlap here.
Bruce,
So you were kidding around? If I have the right product in my sights, it
appears that it's a shareware number that costs a mere $24.95 to register.
I understand, according to what Mr Truong says, that it's a music-only
utility, and not capable of writing data to CDs as part of
Yardbird,
Also, I'm sure, there are lots of people who, like me, began using Easy
CD-DA Extractor as a ripper before ever they upgraded to a system with a
burner, at all. And, having gotten familiar with Easy's user interface, we
never bother to investigate Nero once we upgraded our systems,
Yardbird,
If you're referring to the passage on the Poikosoft home page that I think
you are, I think it's saying that Easy CD-DA Extractor will support the AAC
file format (a Nero-specific format?) if (that is, only if) you also have
Nero installed. I've got Nero installed (It came with my
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