What radio station is it? Do they broadcast on the Internet in Windows Media
or Winamp streams? If so there is a program that would do recordings
directly into MP3 called Screamer Radio that has now over 2000 radio
stations within itself and you can also add others to favorites. You can
check it
Of course it's possible to convert Midi to WAV at least; I use a program
called Wingroove for it, I guess I sent it to some people on this list some
years ago. I think it's not available on any site but I can send it to
anyone who wants along with some instructions.
Martina
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The site is http://www.aolradio.com
And as I tried now it will offer a program to install online so you just
accept and after that you can listen to the radio stations.
HTH.
Martina
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Why would anyone have RM files? Perhaps because there were media files in
this format on some site; some radio stations have archives like this, for
example.
As far as I know Goldwave doesn't support Real Media format, at least 4.26
doesn't, haven't tried newer versions. Anyway, there is a program
It's RAM that is in most cases a sorta playlist, RA or RM are then the files
themselves; RA is audio only and RM can be both audio and video.
Martina
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Ah, so that's probably the problem. If you have Quicktime there are some
plugins that disturb the downloads and prevent you from getting to the file
page correctly; so try to uninstall Quicktime completely along with the
plugins and then see if you already get to download the MP3 correctly. I had
Hi Lois!
To disable the updates go to preferences (ctrl p), then general
preferences and uncheck the checkbox that says check for new versions of
Winamp at startup.
Martina
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I also have problems playing some radio stations in the newer versions of
Winamp; they keep forever buffering while in 5.2x versions they play
alright; also when there are titles available the 5.3x don't show them while
the 5.2x do; so I solved it for now by installing the older 5.2x into a
You can try this site:
http://www.zamzar.com
You upload the RA file and you can convert into various formats; then you
get a link to download the converted file via E-mail. I've tested it now on
converting RA into MP3 and it worked very well.
Hope it helps.
Martina
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That couldn't work for you because there was a typo - four times
instead of three times; LOL!
Try this again:
http://www.goldwave.com
Martina
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Ah, that was supposed to be wave out. Typo.
Martina
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From: Peter Scanlon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PC audio discussion list. pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2007 7:57 PM
Subject: Re: Skype and sound files
What do you mena eave out ?
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Hi listers!
I recently upgraded to Windows XP and since then I have a weird sound
problem I hope someone can help me with.
When there is some stronger system sound or when I play files online (sites
such as Myspace or YouTube) the quality of JAWS gets lower; it's as if it
was in sample rate of
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Sent: Monday, April 02, 2007 12:11 PM
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Subject: Weird sound problem
Hi listers!
I recently upgraded to Windows XP and since then I have a weird sound
problem I hope someone can help me with.
When
Hi!
I think the Quicktime icon is the culprit here; I used to have Quicktime and
it did the same, then I uninstalled it completely also with the plugins and
it got back to normal. So just try uninstalling it and see if there is some
improvement.
Martina
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From: Lynn
Hi Ketan!
What specific stations are you trying? Maybe the streams have changed or
something. Or do you mean you really tried ALL 2889 stations in the
directory and none of them worked?
Martina
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From: Ketan Kothari [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PC audio discussion list.
Hi Dana!
1. When recording JAWS doesn't interfere in it.
2. As far as I know there is no shortcut to start and stop recording;
anyway, there is a rec button when you alt-tab once when you're in the
main up-down slider so just press space on it if you want to record and
again to stop recording;
Hi Anders!
I know what you mean with those signs on the keyboard; I don't have brackets
as default keys on my Czech layout at all so one way I generate them is
pressing right alt + f for the left bracket and right alt + g for the right
one; another option would be pressing left alt plus their
Hi Larry!
As far as I remember you mentioned the two newer computers have WMP 11
installed; so do you think installing version 10 would work there? As many
people have problems with version 11 I guess with the previous version you
might be able to access it properly.
Martina
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When you're in the Winamp main window press ctrl alt N, that will open
another window of Winamp, then you can play one file in the first and
another in the new one.
Martina
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Go to preferences, general tree view, tab 9 times and uncheck the checkbox
that says check for new versions of Winamp at startup.
Martina
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From: John Sanfilippo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'PC audio discussion list. ' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 3:06
The music file in an email hides in Temporary Internet Files so you got to
look around and find out if there is some WAV or Midi file in some folder
within that.
Martina
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From: Dana S. Leslie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: BlindTech [EMAIL PROTECTED]; PC-Audio
I told you: in the Temporary Internet Files folder or its subfolders.
Martina
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From: Dana S. Leslie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 5:25 PM
Subject: Re: extractin audio from emails
Someone else
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Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 6:48 PM
Subject: Re: extractin audio from emails
Search them, both with the email open and closed. Didn't find it there,
either.
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From: Martina Letochová
To: PC audio discussion list.
Sent: Monday, April 16
I found a SWF file I suspect this is it in a hidden subfolder in Temporary
Internet files but can't play it in any program to confirm if this is really
it; but I haven't had any other Flash files today. Dana, I'll send you
instructions privately along with the file as soon as I record and
Anders,
That other link that works for you is a Windows Media one despite its RTSP
prefix; just check the properties while it's playing. So that's why it
works. Normally Real Audio isn't supported by Screamer Radio.
Martina
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From: Anders Holmberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi!
Well, only for listening I would know about Surfmusic available at
http://www.surfmusic.de
But for me it seems to be rather heavy and it doesn't have the recording
feature; at the same time it helped me find some more radio stations I could
add to Screamer; LOL!
I dunno about any other one
I'm also for the list name in the subject line.
Martina
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To Mary and Vivien:
A little tip to download Skype or programs in general: instead of
clicking/pressing enter on the download link on the page simply do it in the
context menu and save target as; then you'll get really the whole program.
It seems the information bar doesn't let you download it
Strange problems you've been experiencing with version 5.35; for me it's
perfect, even more stable than 5.32 to 5.34.
Martina
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OK, so go to preferences, then file types, then when you find ASF or WMA
press space to check them and close the preferences; then see if it works.
Martina
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Sent: Monday, August
Hi Gary!
Make sure the option launch Winamp for audio CD's under file types in
preferences is checked; sometimes new installations tend to mess it up.
Martina
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From: Gary Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday,
Hi John!
What installation of Winamp do you have - full, custom, lite etc? I know
that with the lite edition some files are not even in the file list so if
you don't have the full installation then WMA might be missing; I had this
problem with AVI files for a change with Winamp 5.5 lite, then I
It also happens to me since I upgraded from Windows 98 to XP either if I use
a different output in Winamp than the Direct Sound output or when there are
stronger sounds, for example when signing into Skype but fortunately MSN
sounds don't disturb it here. I have Soundblaster Live as well and
It used to happen to me at some point still in Windows 98 and the problem
was that some files were crossed over or how I would translate it from
Czech; that means there were mostly two files in one cluster so one of them
got always corrupted. Then I started doing scandisk more regularly and
Hi Vicky!
CDA is regular CD audio; you can rip the files into MP3 with CDEx, for
example.
Martina
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From: Vicki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2008 2:03 PM
Subject: .CDA files
I have some CD's with the extension
I suppose this is the link Dane meant:
http://vip.chowo.co.uk/jaws-guides/
Martina
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From: TrueBlue Proud [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 4:05 PM
Subject: Re: Audacity help?
Dane, I have tried
RAR isn't an audio format but an archive like ZIP; you need to unpack it
first and then there is an MP3 inside it. For opening RAR archives Winrar or
7Zip are good. But we're going off-topic here.
HTH,
Martina
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