Is flac suppose to be smaller then .wav files?
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Is this suppose to be a music streamer that one can use to listen to their own
music
when away from home or an alternative to shoutcast?
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Sarah where can I find tips on becoming a broadcaster.
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Coruse they are, FLAC is a form of compression, wave files are
certainly uncompressed audio.
On 06/12/2007, at 10:40 PM, Doc wrote:
Is flac suppose to be smaller then .wav files?
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Can you give me an comparrison between wav and flac?
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Only one statement will suffice to answer this question, FLAC is
smaller than Wave because its compressed.
On 07/12/2007, at 12:14 AM, Doc wrote:
Can you give me an comparrison between wav and flac?
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Hi!
Anyone tried this recorder/editor on the PC? I'm using the Mac version
here and was wondering if PC users had played with the Windows version.
Things seem accessible enough with the Mac version but you have to
know exactly what you're doing. For one thing, keyboard shortcuts are
just
Hi Golden. I'd download the latest drivers for the AC-97 first. Make sure
the microphone is in the correct jack and that you know the microphone is
good and it has the proper Amperage. Also make sure the microphone
connection to the computer is tight and properly plugged in. Make sure if
the
Sure I have the windows version running here and it's a great little
windows editor as well. It's easy to use and quite accessible. I used to
use it for doing podcasts when I did them.
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On 12/7/2007 at 3:20 AM Dane Trethowan wrote:
Hi!
Anyone tried this
Easy CD-DA Extractor works best for combining multi-tracks into one output
file per cd, for me anyway.
Curtis Delzer
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Subject: ripping
Speaking of your podcasts, I would like to listen to them, but using the web
interface i cant find a download link, and using juice it only downloads
file that are 50 kb in size. What's happening? How can I download them?
James Scholes
Thanks, does the Windows version have any shortcut key combinations?
On 07/12/2007, at 3:47 AM, djc wrote:
Sure I have the windows version running here and it's a great little
windows editor as well. It's easy to use and quite accessible. I
used to
use it for doing podcasts when I did
Nope it is a streaming tool for us broadcasters so other people can listen to
us. You use a dsp pluggin to stream with like
oddcast.
SAG
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Ived used CDEX to do the same thing. and I incodeit to flac and then later to
mp3 or ogg. Now if CDEX would only encode to aac
that would be nice but that's another subject for another day.
SAG
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Well that comes through experience. I'd say listen to many broadcasting styles
and genres of music and see which works best for
you. I'm getting the hang of sp studio. I think it is going to be an
interesting tool to use.I have not streamed with it yet . I
still need to get used to the
Hi All. This has been around a few times, but I think I'm getting more and
more interested in getting a PC cassette deck; but I guess I want one that will
play phonograph records. An album I borrowed was put on a tape, transferred
from a record. My brother has this, and he asked me if I
hi!
I need to attempt to reset the settings of Replay AV to factory ones; and
the program doesn't seem to allow this.
I created a problem last evening when tweeking something which causes
WE6.1 to stop talking, and can only be made to talk again upon a reboot.
Alternatively, I tried a
Just so that StationPlaylist isn't sold short here, while it does interface
with a range of Winamp-compatible streaming plug-ins, and is actually
bundled with Oddcast for streaming, the StationPlaylist suite is a full
broadcasting package. It is used in many radio stations around the world
now.
Yes, qmx,
http://www.jfwlite.com/programs
look for it. You can store any number of configurations of volume control in
little files which you can invoke from anywhere and voila, your set to what
you saved.
Curtis Delzer
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You can also use goldwave's CD reader to rip a CD into a single track.
Doesn't support AAC out of the boxbut there may be a plug in I'm not aware
of.
Kevin
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Interesting. it seem spretty good and I've ben playing with the functions
before even attempting to conect to a stream to test. I
do wonder. does the output you want have to be in stereo mix? the output I want
to use does not have one but I guess that's for
the station playlist list wich I'm
Hi there sarah, no, because StationPlaylist has its own mixer and microphone
management, the output doesn't have to be on stereo mix. The advantage of
this is that if you only have one sound card with speech going through it,
listeners don't hear your speech.
After your first post to the list
That sounds neet. Yeah Is ther a way to moniter everything?
SAG
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Hi there sarah, no,
thanks so much for your kindest response
yeah, i have tested all the possible settings and jacks available, but
nothing works thus far. leaving another option to update the driver. guess,
that's what i should try now.
thanks again
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Yep you can change the dir. i made a tutorial on the whole of the options
dialogue but basically you hit enter on the read only
edit and browse to our harts content. This happens n all of these in CDEX.
SAG
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I have a rare recording if it's real but I'm not sure if it's a pirated
copy. How can I know? thanks
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I guess listen to the quality of said recording. but now a days you can d a lot
to make recordings sound authentic.
SAG
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