Please read on for an explanation of stereo, joint stereo, forced joint
stereo and mono from the CDEX manual:
Settings for Lame MP3/Blade DLL/Internal MP3 encoder:
This paragraph describes the options for the encoder mentioned above.
However, not all options might be available for certain
Terri,
I only have a little knowledge about bit torrent but the way it works is
that you can only download those files that have been uploaded using bit
torrent so you'd need to find a site with enough variety to fulfil your
requirements. www.suprnova.org I think is one of the more well known.
Terri,
I only have a little knowledge about bit torrent but the way it works is
that you can only download those files that have been uploaded using bit
torrent so you'd need to find a site with enough variety to fulfil your
requirements. www.suprnova.org I think is one of the more well known.
to have the
timeread
out..i.e how many minutes the cd is.
also is nero is their a way to copy part of a cd, take it out and put in a
new one or does the music have to be stored on your hard drive alreayd
shirley
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Hi Terri.
Looks like the wizard has been removed from versions of nero 6.3 and above.
At least I can't find it anywhere either. It used to be available from the
help menu but now it says use nero express where it used to say use the nero
wizard.
Kevin
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Hi Jay.
I thought I'd seen somewhere that you needed specific drivers to use
startsmart but that they are available if you're using XP. I've just tried
it and it worked ok. However, I wouldn't choose to use startsmart. The
Nero burning ROM interface is a lot quicker and easier to use.
Kevin
.
Is this more a problem with older burners maybe?
Just trying to learn.
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Sent: Sunday, November 21, 2004 3:12 PM
Subject: Re: Using Nero to copy a CD
Hi Mimi.
The jitter
Hi Brian.
While we're on the subject of cliches, you'll probably know the cliche that
there's more than one way to skin a cat. There's also room for personal
preference. I prefer to have Nero open with the new dialogue because I've
got everything there as soon as the program starts, new ISO,
No worries, Brian, and no offense taken. Just wanted the list to know why
the notes are so copious.
Kevin
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Hi Jay.
What o/s are you using?
Kevin
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Sent: Sunday, November 21, 2004 2:40 PM
Subject: Re: Using Nero to copy a CD
Hi,
Hi Mimi.
The jitter correction checkbox can be found on the read options tab of the
copy CD dialogue. Simply check it to use jitter correction. The burn will
take longer but will be the best quality possible.
Regards.
Kevin
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- Original
For those of you who have expressed an interest in Nero tutorials, I will
post them to the list shortly. These are notes that I have put together to
hopefully help anyone use Nero for the two most common tasks; copying CD's
and creating compilation CD's. If they are not the tutorials referred to
Using Nero to burn a compilation from tracks stored on your hard drive
1.. Start Nero from the desktop or programs menu.
2.. Select CD from the choice of medium that can be written to by Nero. Tab
to Next and press enter.
3.. Select compile a new CD from the radio buttons. Tab to Next
Using Nero to copy a CD
1.. You can configure Nero to present the new compilation dialogue in
preferences. To do this:
1.. Press Alt + F to open the File Menu.
2.. Arrow down to Preferences and press enter
3.. Press spacebar on the first checkbox to check start with New
Hi Don.
To change the target output folder when ripping from CDEX:
1. Press function key F4 to open the settings dialogue.
2. Locate the file name tab.
3. Tab to the control that says output file format WAVMP3.
4. Press enter to open the browse dialogue. Now just select the folder you
want
In the remote CDDB tab of CDEX there is a query sites button that will scan
for all CDDB sites and add them to the available list. I don't know exactly
what criteria it uses but it added over 20 sites when I was looking at it.
May be worth you taking a look at this.
Kevin
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Hi Alan.
Don't know quite how far you've got with selecting your output folder but
suspect you can't get it to allow you to browse your hard drive?
To select a folder do the following when you've located the file name tab:
1. Tab to the control that says output file format WAVMP3.
2. Press
Hi Bruce.
I can only partly answer one of your questions. That is, how robust the HD
players are? Well, I have the creative jukebox 2 and have used it on the
bus, on the train and during transatlantic and domestic european flights.
I've also caught it a couple of times on door handles and the
Hi.
If you upgrade from nero 5.5 to 6.6 and choose the downloadable version
rather than have a CD shipped, the cost is $39.99 or £22 UK currency.
There is no significant difference in the interface and it is very
accessible with JAWS.
Kevin
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Hi.
The main advantages of MP3 over Vorbis are the same advantages that windows
has over linux - there are a minority of vorbis users and therefore tools
are limited.
With MP3 you'd find it difficult to find a player that doesn't support that
format these days including a large variation of bit
There's certainly some wisdom in the philosophy of upgrading only when you
have to but I must admit, after buying a new PC recently, I've upgraded
winamp, nero, notmad explorer, real player and windows media player and am
wishing I'd done so ages back.
With regards to nero though, I think
Hi Tracey.
Yes, it is possible to change the bit rate for CDEX as well as selecting
which encoder you wish to use and other variables for that encoder.
To change the bit rate, when in CDEX, press function key F4 to open the
settings menu. Now, you should be on the encoder tab but if not locate
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That's not the price I saw. What site did you see this on?
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Hi Tom.
Ok, that rings a bell. I think there's some dialogue floating around in IE
that you can only get to with the JAWS cursor. Once you get to this
dialogue, you can click on one of the controls to get rid of that thing.
Sorry I can't be more specific but it's been a long time since I fell
I'm not sure if the SP2 compatibility issue was sorted in this version
6.3.1.8. Are you having problems with nero at the moment assuming you've
installed SP2? If so, you should be able to upgrade to version 6.6 for free
anyway.
Kevin
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Jim,
The upgrade from Nero 5.5 to version 6 has to be paid for. Visit this link
http://www.nero.com/en/631934351031098.php
and click on the onlineshop link to go to the secure shop and check out the
pricing information.
It'll cost you $39.99 to upgrade from 5.5 to version 6 if you take the
, November 12, 2004 11:30 PM
Subject: Re: Will Nero 6.3118 work with s p 2?
Am waiting to install s p 2 untilI get the *right Nero* or there will be
problems.
Many thanks.
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Hi Terri.
The problem you're having with Nero is that it is not recognising your
burner. That is why it is presenting you with the virtual recorder and why
you only create images when you attempt to burn a CD.
If you've downloaded Nero you probably won't be able to get to the help
system from
Hi Matthew.
To change the settings for ripped music using windows media player do the
following:
1. Start windows media player.
2. Press alt + T to open the Tools menu.
3. Arrow up to Options and press enter.
4. You will now be in a multi-tab dialogue. Locate the ripping tab.
5. To change
Hi Matthew.
MP3TRIM is accessible and is able to trim beginning and end of MP3 tracks
without re-encoding. It can normalise but I would recommend MP3GAIN over
MP3TRIM for this any day.
You can't actually trim out part of the track but you could decide that you
wished to trim off 2 or 3 minutes
Check out this link for the Nero 6 download page:
http://www.nero.com/en/631934351031098.php
Nero 6 download
Get your free full-featured Nero 6 Demo
Please note:
Before you download Nero 6, please check if your computer meets the minimum
system requirements.
» download Nero 6 Demo here
Hi Jay.
Check out these notes and see how you get on.
Using Nero to burn a compilation from tracks stored on your hard drive
1.. Start Nero from the desktop or programs menu.
2.. Select CD from the choice of medium that can be written to by Nero.
Tab to Next and press enter.
3.. Select
Hi Jay.
Just enter your name and then tab to the demo button and press enter. When
you get the next screen which is an overview of what you'll get with Nero,
just press ok.
You will now have a fully functioning demo until the end of November I'd
guess.
I've recently upgraded to version 6.3 and
Hi Eamonn.
Generally speaking, when you get this error from Nero it's a sure sign that
you need to go to their website and download the latest version which will
have support for all the latest burners.
What's strange here is that you've uninstalled an earlier version? and,
presumably, you've
Hi Simon.
If you continue to get this error, drop me an e-mail and I'll send you the
driver.
I note that you also have CDEX version 1.51? I know many people haven't
managed to get this version to work and have dropped back to version 1.50.
Again, if you have problems with this version, drop me
For accessible software that will allow you to transfer music between your
computer and a Creative MP3 player, check out Notmad Explorer at
http://www.redchairsoftware.com/notmad/trial.php
Kevin
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Hi George.
Can't give those details for this particular model but I expect with
regards to the shuffle question it will be the same as that for my own
player the jukebox 2.
Basically, you connect the player to your computer using the USB connection
and then use the notmad explorer software to
Hi Alan.
You only need download the ASPI driver if CDEX tells you that it's needed.
Without this driver CDEX will not even start.
If you're able to start CDEX then you've already got this driver somewhere
on your system. It comes with Nero for a start and probably lots of other
applications.
The latest recommendations coming from the winamp for the blind list is to
install real player 10 or 10.5, windows media player and winamp 5.05.
All co-exist quite nicely these days and each can be configured only to play
what you want them to play.
I personally have all of these programs
The Nero website isn't the best for tracking down this kind of information
and this page http://www.nero.com/en/Plug_ins.html
is the only one I managed to find that has a list of all available plug ins.
Most are included in the retail version 6.0 fortunately.
Kevin
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. Is there a site where the MP3 clip is
available?
Cheers
George Day
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Sent: 28 October 2004 20:41
To: PC audio discussion list.
Subject: Re: Need software
CDEX cannot split tracks. If you want to split MP3 tracks
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From: Kevin Lloyd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 October 2004 15:50
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Subject: Re: Need software
Hi George.
You can download MP3CLIP from
http://www.jfwlite.com/programs.html
and here's a link to the helpful hints
http://www.jfwlite.com/messages/MP3
software
Can CDEx split tracks?
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Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 2:37 PM
Subject: Re: Need software
Gary,
A few listers have already mentioned CDEX but, in my opinion
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Subject: Re: Need software
Can CDEx split tracks?
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please, share those advices to compress and make files very
smaller?
Kindest Regards:
Reta
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Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 3:46 PM
Subject: Re: Help with converting music
Hi
Gary,
A few listers have already mentioned CDEX but, in my opinion, this is the
only software you'll need to achieve all of your requirements:
* it's free
* it's easy to use and fully accessible
* it will retrieve artist, CD title, track titles, track number, year
genre
* you can rip to
Hi John.
Ripping 350 CD's is going to take you some time and you're probably not
going to want to repeat the exercise again. Given that I would recommend
that you rip a CD a number of times in different formats to make sure you're
happy with the results before you embark on such a project.
If
If you were able to check both what you hear and line in, wouldn't you
hear your speech program and other computer sounds while recording through
your line in?
Kevin
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I've only had the quickest of looks at PowerDVD 5.1 and had no success with
it at all. I've got version 4.0 on another machine that works just fine.
Kevin
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Sent: Sunday, October 17,
You can rip all of your CD tracks as one continuous WAV or MP3 file using
CDEX by selecting all tracks and then hitting function key F10. Choose
which format you want from the resulting dialogue, edit the track name to
your liking and then tab to ok. Press enter and you're good to go.
If you
Hi Marty.
Not quite sure about your question but I've pasted some notes here on using
MP3CLIP with Winamp that hopefully may be of some use to you or other list
members.
Using MP3CLIP to split an MP3 file
1.. Start the track you wish to split in Winamp
2.. Pause the track at the point you
Hi.
With regards to your questions on Nero.
Yes, the help documentation is accessible.
Yes, you can make full use of the program as it is fully accessible.
No, the help documentation doesn't cover accessibility options per say.
However, there are many members of this list, including myself, that
Hi Frank.
If you're talking about Nero Burning ROM, you don't need any scripts at all.
From version 5.0 upwards, Nero has been completely accessible with JAWS out
of the box.
Regards.
Kevin
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If you're wanting to split MP3 files, you could use MP3CLIP to do this.
MP3CLIP is freeware and is relatively straightforward to use.
I've pasted some notes below that some may find helpful.
Using MP3CLIP to split an MP3 file
1. Start the track you wish to split in Winamp
2. Pause the track at
The option for source drive can be found in the Copy Options tab if you're
not using the Nero wizard. Otherwise, if you are using the wizard, the
source drive is requested on the third screen of the dialogue.
Kevin
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Hi Hamish.
Sounds like you need CDText. I don't know if Easy CD Creator supports this
but Nero does. The following notes are taken from the Nero manual on the
subject.
CD Text information
CD Text is additional information on audio tracks. Title of audio tracks and
name of the artists can now
Hi Norma.
When in CDEX, press function key F4 to open the settings dialogue.
Press shift tab and then use your left arrow key to locate the file names
tab.
Press tab until you hear the output directory for WAV/MP3.
Now press enter.
You will be in a dialogue that will allow you to browse your hard
Hi Azhar.
You can find the keystrokes in Windows Media Player by opening the Help menu
with alt+H and pressing enter to open the contents list.
Arrow down until you see the Using short cut and accelerator keys and
press the right arrow key to open the topic. You will now see a list of
topics on
Hi Gary.
You can rip all tracks into one continuous WAV or MP3 file using CDEX.
Kevin
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Hi Rick.
CDEX can be used to convert WAV files to MP3. It's free and easy to use.
Kevin
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Sent: Saturday, August 14, 2004 9:49 PM
Subject: mp3 wav1 conversion program
Hi Sunshine.
Control + I will open the disc info dialogue. If you have a disc in your CD
burner, Nero will tell you the available capacity of the disc, whether it is
recordable or rewritable and a few other pieces of information.
To check how much disc space your current project will occupy,
MP3TRIM can be used to remove silence from the beginning or end of an MP3
file.
There is a freeware version that will allow you to edit files less than 5MB
in size but you can pay $20 to upgrade to a personal version that will allow
you to edit unlimited sized files.
Regards.
Kevin
E-mail:
Hi Gina.
Hope the notes pasted below may be of some use.
Using Nero to copy a CD
1. You can configure Nero to present the new compilation dialogue in
preferences. To do this:
a. Press Alt + F to open the File Menu.
b. Arrow down to Preferences and press enter
c. Press spacebar on the first
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Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2004 11:19 AM
Subject: Re: cdex and scratches
I don't believe that ripping a track at a time would resolve this minor
irritation with CDEX and it would be more
Hi Sharon.
This is fairly common and that scratch sound can appear at the start of a
track or at the end. I think it's caused by the encoder not being able to
make a completely clean cut between the track beginning or track end.
I use a program called MP3TRIM to clean up my ripped tracks. It's
will be greatly appreciated once again..
Azhar Khan
Toronto,Canada
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Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 3:49 PM
Subject: Re: wave to mp3 converter?
Hi Azhar.
CDEX is a free, easy to use
Hi Azhar.
CDEX is a free, easy to use program that works well with all screen readers.
It can rip tracks from CD's and convert them to WAV or MP3, it can convert
WAV files on your hard drive to MP3 and vice versa and it can also record
from an external source such as cassette player, etc.
It
Sunshine, your subject line says you want to copy a CD using Nero but your
message says you want to upload a CD using Nero.
I've pasted some notes below on using Nero to copy a CD. However, if you're
wishing to use Nero to rip tracks from a CD to your computer's hard drive,
then you need to
Gary,
To edit a track name, tab into the track listing and arrow up/down to select
the first file you want to rename. Then just press F2 to rename the track.
If you press enter when you've entered the new name, you'll automatically be
taken to the next track and will already be in rename file
CD-burning problem
Where do you find the jitter correction?
Mimi
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Sent: Saturday, July 10, 2004 9:15 AM
Subject: Re: Nero 5.5 CD-burning problem
Hi David.
I've also
down on a lot of dead CD's.
Mimi
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Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 11:09 AM
Subject: Re: Nero 5.5 CD-burning problem
Hi David.
I suffered with this problem for a number
.
Thanks for the tip!
David
On Fri, 9 Jul 2004, Kevin Lloyd wrote:
Hi David.
I suffered with this problem for a number of months. Have you tried
working
your way through the Nero help tool? I found this very useful as it
will
run through a checklist of areas that may affect
Hi David.
I suffered with this problem for a number of months. Have you tried working
your way through the Nero help tool? I found this very useful as it will
run through a checklist of areas that may affect successful burning.
Anyway, the answer for me was to set my CD-rewriter to be DMA
didn't
help.
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Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 11:10 AM
To: PC audio discussion list.
Subject: Re: Nero 5.5 CD-burning problem
Hi David.
I suffered with this problem for a number of months. Have you tried
working
your way
Hi Kris.
The tools I use are CDEX for ripping CD's to my hard drive, Winamp for
listening to MP3 internet radio and Nero for burning CD's.
These should be sufficient for what you're looking to do and both CDEX and
Winamp are free.
Winamp is one of those programs where there's a number of
It really depends on the player itself as to how you would move from folder
to folder or track to track.
For example, I had an MP3 CD player that had buttons for advancing by a
folder at a time or a track at a time and it determined the folder as the
first folder above a bunch of MP3 tracks.
I
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Subject: Re: Dumb Question..
what hard disk player do you use?
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Subject: Re: Dumb
Hi.
CDEX won't allow you to split a large MP3 track into many smaller files.
You could try a program called MP3CLIP to do this.
The following text is taken from www.jfwlite.com where you can download the
program.
You use it with winamp and you have to have both programs running at the
same
Hi Deon.
There's a couple of points here. As you say you get the titles of the
tracks shown, you've obviously got CDEX to get the information from the CDDB
set already.
When you say that you only see titles, do you mean in the CDEX window before
ripping begins or do you mean in the resulting
The main Nero download page is http://www.ahead.de/en/631898239148750.html
Kevin
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Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 9:09 PM
Subject: Re: Which Nero
I went to the Nero site, and after
Hi Scott.
Can't help you with that one as I'm a Nero user. I'm surprised though that
Easy CD Creator doesn't allow you to view your compilation before you burn
in the same way that Nero does.
Kevin
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If you're making an MP3 CD then whichever burning program you use, you'll
still get the same results in that windows will sort the data into
alphabetic and numeric sequence.
You'll need to use a naming convention that will ensure that you always get
the files in the order you want them. For
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 in the
Hi Paul.
CDEX is a free program that is really easy to use with screen readers.
I've pasted some notes below on how to use CDEX to rip tracks to your hard
drive.
Using CDEX to rip CD tracks to your hard drive
1. Place your CD into any of your CD-ROM drives. Hold down the shift key
when the CD
: Friday, June 11, 2004 11:30 PM
Subject: Re: which is better format
Hi Kevin. I have my CDex set to 128 K. I thought that was supposed to be
CD quality. Maybe I'm not sure, but when I went into Soundforge, it
classed
128 K as CD quality.
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had
that set to 9.
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Subject: Re: which is better format
Hi Gary.
You've probably seen Bruce's note on music sound quality and I'd
Hi Shannon.
It sounds like you may be interested in a program called TextAloud.
This program allows you to convert a text file directly into an MP3 file
that you can then download to a portable player.
There are a number of voices you can choose so you wouldn't need to record
your speech
Using Nero to copy a CD
1. You can configure Nero to present the new compilation dialogue in
preferences. To do this:
a. Press Alt + F to open the File Menu.
b. Arrow down to Preferences and press enter
c. Press spacebar on the first checkbox to check start with New compilation
d. Tab to the OK
Hi.
If you tend to create compilations from MP3 tracks stored on your hard drive
I would recommend MP3GAIN. This is a free program and is the only program
I've been happy with doing this task as normalisation is not quite the same
thing as setting volume levels to be the same.
Kevin
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Hi Ron.
This is a pretty loaded question as there are many factors and preferences
to be taken into account.
Personally, I rip using the Lame MP3 encoder at 320kbps. This gives me as
close to CD quality as possible and I have plenty of hard disc so don't have
to worry about file sizes.
I do
like to be able to have my son use some music I have collected as
background
for his xbox games.
Chris
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Sent: Sunday, June 06, 2004 5:47 AM
Subject: Re: Adding Tracks
Hi Gina.
The following notes were written for Nero 5.5 but you should be able to
extract what you're looking for from them hopefully.
Using Nero to burn a compilation from tracks stored on your hard drive
1. Start Nero from the desktop or programs menu.
2. Select CD from the choice of medium
If you're looking for a low tech, free solution to list all tracks on your
CD's, you could use CDEX.
There's an option in the edit menu to copy CD information to the clipboard.
You can then open a blank document and paste in the details. You can then
save as a word document, text document or
You might like to try TextAloud to convert text files into speech.
You can download it on a try it and buy it scheme to check if it's what
you're looking for.
Kevin
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as to the steps for burning a CD in Nero.
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From: Kevin Lloyd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PC audio discussion list. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 4:10 PM
Subject: Re: New Nero User.
Hi Billy.
These notes may vary slightly depending on the version of Nero
Hi.
I've had the Creative TravelSound speakers for nearly a year now and have
used them both with a portable CD player and my Creative Jukebox.
They are very compact and they do sound very good for their size.
I would recommend them if space is a premium as I don't think you'll get
anything
You can copy a CD in the same way as if you had two CD drives. It really
makes no difference whatsoever in the copy process.
Just choose CD-Copy from the menu, make any adjustments in the burn dialogue
that you wish to make and press enter on the copy button.
The only downside to having a
Hi Larry.
Using variable bit rates and joint stereo really apply to the ripping stage
where you're taking tracks from an audio CD and converting to MP3. It
doesn't really apply to burning them to CD.
You can re-encode MP3 that's at a higher bit rate and reduce it using
variable bit rates. For
For classic rock on the net or on satellite and digital radio for those of
us in the UK, try www.planetrock.com
Kevin
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From: Rich De Steno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 12:40 AM
Subject: Classic Rock on the
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