Can only say that I record from the BBC IPlayer here in the UK direct to
Sound Forge.
If you are trying to record using AV's direct recording feature it maybe
that it cannot find the streaming URL, but I don't know this.
Hope that's of a little help.
Ray.
G. McFarlane wrote:
Hi
Can ReplayAV
and something had
better change for the better soon.
Ray.
Max G. Swanson wrote:
With lots of audio being funneled thru Flashplayer, I trust this isn't
off-topic. The subject line says it all; I keep reinstalling Flash9, and
after one use IE7 says there's no Flash Player, at least not the latest
one
Yes indeed, you do need to buy Light Scribe Discs to print images using this
method.
When I bought my Philips USB Light Scribe burner it came bundled with Nero 7
or 8 which does allow for the creation or transfer of images to these discs.
I haven't got round to trying this yet. It is almost
On the subject of Foobar and defining hotkeys, does the program allow of
importing hotkeys? If so, then some kind soul could possibly share their
handywork.
Ray.
Brett Boyer wrote:
Ye but with foobar you can make your own hotkeys and for every command
inside the program not
certain ones
bb
will find much
support for that within the DAISY creation software packages, and I would in
any case personally look to Goldwave, Sound Forge, Studio recorder for this
and the audio processing optionsfacilities you might want.
HTH,
Ray.
goshawk wrote:
hello list,
I have recently got a portable
.
Ray.
dean martineau wrote:
You will not be able to do all you want to do with one package, and you will
have to do some work. For instance, if your player doesn't handle certain
formats, you'll have to convert them using some other means.
Book Wizard Producer from American Printing House coxsts
From what I recall of Neal Ewers' review of the Sony it isn't madly
accessible, but usable. Search out Neal's piece on it on BCT.
Ray.
Bradford Trainham wrote:
Hi,
Is the Sony machine accessible?
Brad Trainham
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reliability.
Ray.
Bradford Trainham wrote:
Hi,
First, what's the highest capacity card the machine supports... And second,
is it normal for the formatting process to take a really long time on say, a
16-gig SD card?
Thanks,
Brad Trainham
Jonathan Mosen List Founder
Audio List Help, Guidelines
a similar function in GW.
Many thanks.
Ray.
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me exactly how to post there. I know, pathetic!
Maybe a Google search will turn up this info.
Thanks.
Ray.
Alexander Shannon wrote:
Hi Ray,
I know it is possible to move by time increments in
Goldwave, but can't remember exactly what the keystroke is.
Just out of interest are you subscribed
and is a point of difference with Sound Forge
where markers are more a convenience than being obligatory.
Obviously I must do more reading of the manual and chase up material on BCT
too.
Many thanks.
Ray.
Robert doc Wright wrote:
If you are talking about moving through the file then shift left
recoverable or else can be found.
Do hope you sort this one out - and do let us know the solution when you've
found it.
Ray.
Nolan Crabb wrote:
Some may recall that I wrote to this list back in early January to ask about
getting Sound Forge 9 to play through my laptop speakers while recording
. I
know here a brand called ION has seemingly cornered the market in three
seperate units that do vinyl records, audio cassettes, and VHS videos. So
I if you've not held on to the various old stuff that could have done this
via hooking through a converter, then this is the only way to go.
Ray
help.
Ray.
Dave McElroy WA6BEF wrote:
In a word, awful. lol
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Subject: RE: Seeking information on USB turntables
I'm just wondering what quality of turntable these will be.
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Subject: Re
know the process to go
through to unhide them. So, this is what we want from anyone who knows
about this.
I don't use Vista but should I encounter a machine running it then I would
like to know how to get at these hidden controls.
Sorry can't be of more help.
Ray.
Mari Dole wrote:
Hello
There's another program called Exact Audio Copy, I think. This is said to
rip Cds very accurately.
Suggest you do a Google for this program.
Ray.
Sylvia wrote:
I have tried it but it notices the errors as well.
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To: PC Audio
again, but does anyone actually know if
the Pocket has a limiter?
Thanks,
Ray.
Html-man wrote:
I have an IRiver h10 20 gb and it works fine
Html-man
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visit my website at:
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Jonathan Mosen List Founder
Audio List Help
, these are important questions for me.
Ray.
Knowing
Nick G wrote:
It depends on the Netbook. For instance, I know that the Samsung uses a
Realtech HD Audio card, which is not bad, especially considering it has,
believe it or not, a stereo mic preamp.
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From: Sunshine sunsh
I've never owned a DS50 but aren't there two or three different sensitivity
settings on it? I believe there's a conference mode as well as dictation
and possibly one other.
Ray.
audrey levine wrote:
Hi Tim,
I've been using the DS-50 for over a year. The speaker is fine, but
you need
.
Ray.
Sunshine wrote:
what do the delta cards sound like? is there anyway of hearing a sample of
what they sound like?
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Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2009 4:46 AM
Subject: RE: M-Audio
you.
Bye for now.
Ray.
Larry wrote:
Hi. I bought my Delta a month ago and I really haven't found is software to
be tremendously accessible. That being said, maybe it's me to some degree. I
would call it workable and usable, but not exceptionally excessible. Now
then, the sound quality
relating to those faders. So
be sure the inputs or out puts you want aren't muted in the relevant check
boxes.
Not too hot at exlaining these things, but hope it might have helped.
Ray.
I find I can monitor input whilst recording with the setting under H/W/Out
1/2 I have the radio button
I have the PCI version of the Delta card.
Sunshine wrote:
is this the USB version or the PCI version of the card?
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To: PC Audio Discussion List pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 4:00 AM
Subject: Re: M-Audio
In reply to what version of the Delta I'm using:
M-Audio Audiophile 2496 stereo sound card
Delta driver: version 5.10.00.5057
Panel version: 1.03.27 - 1019199
Ray.
Keith Gillard wrote:
Hi,
Which version of the delta are you using sir?
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is done in
the tracks properties in the track list you are compiling. (Much simpler
with XPcdburn program and NCH's offering.)
Fear this explanation might pose as many quesitons as it attempts to answer,
but others might walk you through it.
Ray.
stever2525 wrote:
I have a recording as a .wav
Interesting point Bruce, re. fine tuning of markers for popless track
transitions. Maybe you could elaborate, off list possibly?
I do move choose the point with some care, and it helps if the markers are
at points of silence or very low volume when not too much is happening.
Ray.
Bruce Toews
I work with someone producing a talking newspaper and we are up against -
what to me - is an arrogant attitude towards vi users that they must have
Quicktime or nothing on another paper being produced in this locality.
We've asked for a direct link to the stream so that other players could used
Please let us know if you have off-list answers to this question. Providing
an audio stream of our talking newspaper means I have an interest in
questions like this.
Ray.
Mike Pietruk wrote:
On one of our pcs, I upgraded from Real Player 10.5 to the current version
11.
What I have been unable
late on in the pre-release and even after
a release of a new OS. If you really want to know then I'd suggest going to
M-Audio's site.
I'm still using XP Pro for what that's worth.
Ray.
Robert Nelson wrote:
Other considerations aside, make sure to buy a Delta card that has a break
out box.
I
Quite right, M Audio soundcards tend to have phono standard jack or maybe
even XLR on some models.
Still, wouldn't be surprised if they have started doing 3.5mm interfacing as
this fits in with the vast majority of PC interfaces. I'd suggest looking
around their site.
Ray.
Keith Gillard wrote
, obviously, it isn't
going to find anything. So please, come on someone, please tell me how to
stop Winamps intrsive behaviour.
(I might kick myself if the answer is obvious, but it sin'isn't for lack of
trying on my part.)
Ray.
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Ray.
When I stick in a new CD and have winamp play it, a window pops up
stating Retrieving CD Information...Powered by Gracenote CDDB...
A few problems:
It is not obvious how to disable this, and once disabled (supposedly
some things woefully wrong!
Ray.
Joy Tilton wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but, I got the picture that most of the controls
are on the ear buds that come with this device. If so, that's a show
stopper right there and right now, especially for some of us who can't wear
ear buds or prefer the old
on it as well! So before anyone starts on a rant
about anti-Apple stances and my ignorance, you'd better think before you
write!
Ray.
Christopher Chaltain wrote:
I couldn't find the story at that URL either, so I used Google and found
the following URL http://www.apple.com/ipodshuffle/features.html
.
Finally, is there a program which makes this easier than using Windows Media
Player?
Many thanks.
Ray.
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settings, if anything.
Hope I might just have been of some help.
Ray.
Jim wrote:
Hi again everyone,
I could really use some help here. I didn't really get an answer last time.
I'll explain the situation.
I have Total Recorder right now, and unless I can use something different,
I'll have
as good as anything would.
Ray.
Larry wrote:
Yes, that certainly is true, Bruce. Unfortunately, in this instance, I don't
see any way around it. I wonder though... would there be less quality lost
if i first convert the file to wav, save it as stereo and then convert it
back to MP3 which is the format I
Another - not free - converter for handling MP4a is NCH switch converter.
There is a limited evaluation version but not sure what this does, or maybe
more importantly, what it doesn't do.
Ray.
Bozenka Gogoláková wrote:
hm, Goldwave is not free, but is any audio converter for free
awailable
Tom's the moderator here isn't he? If this person is well known for sending
daft messages then I'd say he/she should be removed.
Ray.
Sylvia wrote:
This person has a habit of causing trouble on lists. Just use your delete
key.
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, but an USB foot pedal seems a very
slick solution.
Any thoughts?
Ray
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the installation disc
with the SN.
Ray.
Chris Hallsworth wrote:
Gary it should be on the CD somewhere. Ask for sighted help.
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Why not join the Deaf Blind Support group by sending a blank
they're
likely to cost.
Ray.
Donovan Tildesley wrote:
My vote is for the Shure SE110. Amazing sound-isolating headphones. I
find them especially useful in blocking out sound on airplanes.
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, but do abhore the mine's
better than your's childishness that sometimes happens.
Ray.
Larry wrote:
On a list like this one, it seems to me that there are bound to be
discussions that are not applicable to all list members. If I see a thread
that doesn't interest me, I may choose to ignore
this in, for example,
NCH's switch coverter, which I have on this computer.
Wonder if maybe ITunes can do .mp4b creation. Maybe have to install it and
find out, but would be interested in any knowledge people have on .mp4b
creation.
Thanks,
Ray
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Interested in this software which allows all sorts of plugins and effects
to be patched and chained.
Just wonder if anyone knows whether you can use things like compression and
limiting live (in real time) or in-line between the audio inputs of a
sound card and the recording software.
Ray
Haven't seen a reply to this so here's a link to probably the only free daisy
player AMIS, which can be downloaded from the DAISY consortium'consortium.
http://www.daisy.org/news/newsletters/planet-2009-05.php#a2
Ray
Dean Masters wrote:
A friend of mine is wanting to know if there is a free
space I believe.
I think XPburn, a free piece of software, does this too with a specific option
of gapless track creation in it's wizzard.
I believe there are JFW scripts for this program and I've a feeling there's
also a BCT podcast about it, but wouldn't sware to that.
Ray.
Ray
Walter Ramage
Mathew Bullis seems to have addressed this problem though, and I'm storing
that message for future reference.
Ray
Walter Ramage wrote:
Hi I have tried that but regardless, once I burn with Nero there is still
an audable blip when playing the disc. I don't have Roxio. Walter.
-Original
playing the no compromise system down stairs, and
despite the floor boards and carpets in between the system had more subtlety
even through these than the more modest affair he was listening too. If you
believe this sort of thing then you're on a different plannet to me!
Ray.
(Hoping this message
that helps a bit. (By the way, the vinyl would have to be in tip top
condition to justify all this expenditure.
Ray
Christopher Chaltain wrote:
I'm not exactly sure how to ask this, but I'm hoping to get some
pointers to more information and some advice. My son is asking for a
turntable for his
I'd like to know the answewr to this too. I gave up on the Pace Maker plug-in
for Winamp a long time ago as it simply refused to work with Winamp 5x for me.
Ray
Richard Godfrey-McKay wrote:
Following reinstallation of JFW10 and Winamp 5552, I've not been able to get
the pacemaker plug
.
Back out of the file menu with escape and your task should be accomplished.
HTH.
Ray
tim cumings wrote:
I'm trying to record and have my speech synthesizer come through the
recording along with my microphone. I'm using window-eyes 7.1 with the dectalk
access 32 software synthesizer, goldwave
on Face Book is pretty meaningless.
Yes, this list does have a lot of genuine traffic, so hold in here.
Ray
Matthew_2010 wrote:
Just a couple of questions. I joined the list today and am wondering if this
is a low, medium, or high traffic list. So far I've received 2
advertisements from facebook
is a lot cheper than Sound forge.)
Ray.
Matthew_2010 wrote:
Hi all,
Would many on this list consider Total Recorder to be a superior product to
Sound Forge? To make things easier for me, I'm hoping those who have used
both of these applications might rate each on a score from 1 to 10 where 1
no experience of those.
Ray
dennis wrote:
any kind of sound blaster is good.
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To: PC Audio Discussion List pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Friday, August 14, 2009 7:25 AM
Subject: Sound Soundcard Advice
Hi all,
firstly thanks to Ray
Another burner is CDBurnerxp which is free.
http://cdburnerxp.se/help/
Will tell you all you need to know. I do believe you have to install .net
framework for it to work though if I remember rightly.
I think there's a podcast on BCT or somewhere about using it.
Ray
Steve Pattison wrote:
I
no
choice but to be locked out of the interface. Shall carry on reading this
thread as maybe someone's come up with alternative soundcards with accessible
interfaces.
Ray
Jim NOseworthy wrote:
Judy:
You can download the drivers from my server at:
ftp.compuconference.com
would be manipulable in the newer interfaces of any of the other offerings
from M-Audio. I'm not optimistic on this.
Ray
Jim Noseworthy wrote:
Jonathan:
Thanks all over the place.
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on the
few on the few programmes that have it, but not absolutely essential.
So just some thoughts on a recoreder that might be less hassel than some to
use, though I realise they're horribly visually driven these days. I do have
a little useful vision.
Any thoughts, on or off list welcome.
Ray
sockets.
Mention is made of touch Sensitive controls though, so how practical are
these?
there are a lot of these control surface and combined mixers around and I'd
like to hear from anyone using one with Sonar, Sony Sound forge 9, etc. We
are talking real money outlay here though.
Ray
Robert
My guess is you simpy haven't installed the noise reduction plug-in which is
why it's greyed out. It is probably a separate download or on another CD if
you have a CD version of SF.
Ray
Casey Mathews wrote:
Does anyone have an idea why the noise reduction plugIns in Sound Forge pro
10 are all
driven of course, but I'm not sure if this is going
to be the way that gets solved.
We're going to see much heated argument I don't doubt along the lines of
touch/gesture base based approaches vs. traditional keyboard driven ones which
dominate the Windows world.
Ray.
Amie Slavin wrote:
This sounds
advantage but then I'm quite old.
Ray.
Steve Matzura wrote:
On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 10:58:27 +0100, you wrote:
Amie I won't say much on this as I've never used a Mac, an Iphone or an
ITouch. On the last one, could someone please spare me ferreting around
sites
to find out what an ITouch actually
it is.
I keep an eye on things Mac though as on the audio sie, which is much of what
I these days, the Mac is important. so, hoping for some informative posts or
links to articles on editing on the Mac.
Ray
Steve Matzura wrote:
Hi, Gary:
On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 14:36:09 -0500, you wrote:
Steve
No, the Stream is amongst other things, a daisy player, and it has text to
speech to handle .txt and .html files amongst others. Not so sure on the
Pocket and it's capabilities.
Someone else will know about prices.
Ray
André van Deventer wrote:
Wonder what this thing actually costs?
Would
, but if
there is then you could play daisy books on it, maybe?
Ray
Amie Slavin wrote:
A fantastic toy; will be ages before I can justify buying one though.
Let's hope this is the beginning of the revolution, eh guys?
Amie
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knowledge is rather thin here.
Ray
Victoria Vaughan wrote:
I've just read your excellent users guide for the iPlayer and was very
impressed! Your thorough explanation will make it completely usable.
Does the RNIB put out the iPlayer?
I live in the states and I know of no such wonderful
with
the latest ITunes and GW Micro says it is working with Apple to sort out the
ITunes store issues in version 9 of the software. this is bound to benefit
JFW users and others too. System Access claims to work with ITunes 9
propperly, or at least better, right now.
Ray.
Lynn Schneider wrote:
I
with multi-media content - to implement this?
Ray
David Bailes wrote:
Hi Ray,
regarding the native accessibility of flash, here's a tutorial on Adobe's
website (and it's an accessible flash movie):
http://www.adobe.com/accessibility/products/flash/tutorial/
David.
original message:
Hahaha, RNIB
and the like so the IPod
has passed me by, sad person that I am.
Apple would be winning more interest and support were it to get accessability
right from the start. Hard to believe it would old up progress on all the
other new must have stuff.
Ray
Christopher Chaltain wrote:
I think iTunes has
is an omni mic, but if you get in close works
well for interviewing.
Ray
Bob Seed wrote:
Take a look at the Baranger line of microphones. They are certainly
affordable. .
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To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sound Studio,
which is a cut down version of SF, and it's much cheaper. SF10 is a 32
channel editor and rather more than many want or need.
Ray
Alan wrote:
You might give goldwave a try if you haven't already. www.goldwave.com is
their web site.
- Original Message -
From: Kathy
a
new marker with control-M again to have a marker at a new position.
Ray.
Amie Slavin wrote:
You need to use the arrow keys. Up and down alter the zoom level which
determines how far you move with the left and right arrows, when navigating
the file. Control left/right arrow moves you to the next
All interesting Chris, butwonder if anyone actually knows about .mp4b files
which is a book format? Not just playing them; creating them?
Hahaha, bet no one comes back on that.
Ray.
Ray
Christopher Chaltain wrote:
You can play them out of the box with VLC and you can also use Switch from
http
to
suggest on the UK Victor Stream list that we ask for MP4b support which I'm
sure isn't there at the moment.
Thanks again,
Ray
Christopher Chaltain wrote:
Wow, I didn't find a lot on MP4B, but I did locate iPod Audio Book Converter
at http://www.sjhaley.com/ipodabc/. Looks like an interesting
to be doing long
runs of cds to justify the cost of pro duplication.
Ray
Gary Schindler wrote:
There is a difference of CD types. if you use a stand alone audio cd
recorder you will find out quickly that a data cd can't be used in it.
sometime when you burn a data cd for music on a computer
. Is it folks like Sound
Professionals in the US that do this sort of thing too?
Ray
Bruce Toews wrote:
My understanding is that the Book Sense does not have things like
talking level meters and so on. The Plextalk Pocket does. In my view
this fact alone makes it a superior choice.
Bruce
On Fri, 09 Oct
be on a par
with that, but that's not to decry the virtues of the accessible Plextor
recorder we're discussing.
Ray
cov...@ccs.covici.com wrote:
OK, this brings up the question is the Plextalk better than the Sony
(and I may have the wrong model number) pcd5m -- which I know is not as
accessible
to stereo recording.
Far as I know there aren't scripts for Sound Studio like there are for Sound
Forge.
Ray
JardataMailServices wrote:
Hello List!
When looking to purchase Sound Forge, I looked on Amazon and saw a product
called Sound Forge Audio Studio 9 for a price of $69.99. What is the actual
A lot of info here about the Olympus DM 520:
http://www.videodirect.com/olympus/voicerecorders/olympus-dm-520.html
Seems to have .mp3 recording, a micro SD card slot and voice guidance.
Ray
Dave McElroy WA6BEF wrote:
Anybody have any information on this one? Any specs? Is recording quality
meters so you can actually monitor
record level; doubt the Olypus DM550 can do that, but then no doubt you'd get
acustomed to using it.
Ray
Rick Alfaro wrote:
This seems really impressive for the price and actually capable of
making some high end recordings. I wonder however if there is a way
and there are podcasts
kicking about covering these too. Let's hope someone reviews the Olympus DM
series soon.
Ray
Tim Noonan wrote:
Going from the functionality in the Olympus DS71, which has adjustable
recording levels, there are either 10, but probably 15 recording volume
settings
certain,
require the use of ITunes. that's a whole steep learning curv in itself.
Ray
Lauren wrote:
Hi,
i am in the market for a player that I can use to play and download songs
from. I am wondering which is the most accessible for a totally blind person,
has good memory, is easy to sue and cost? I
a look out on blindcooltech and here as these recorders really
do seem a relatively economical way of doing interviews and field recordings
where you don't need th e absolute highest quality.
Ray
Jim Noseworthy wrote:
Hi Folks:
Does the DM-520 retain last position on each file?
Thanks gang.
He
, not frequenting the ITunes
store. Surely to God no one's using it with their Stream! Or are they?
Ray
Jim Noseworthy wrote:
Thanks for your concern:
Actually, I think that what happened is that I inadvertently deleted all my
files when I emptied my iTunes library. The SFK files were probably left
Hi, just to say Pat Ferguson has a review of the Olympus 420 and 520 on the
blindcooltech site now. Sorry if this has been mentioned already and I've not
seen it.
Ray
Tim Noonan wrote:
Just confirming that Pat Ferguson also contacted Olympus this morning to
confirm they are the same
Thank you very much for that Caroline. Considering how critical Steve was of
previous Olypus recorders that is interesting indeed, (smile).
I shall go and take a listen, and thanks for the link.
Ray
Caroline Ford wrote:
Also, the last two episodes of Steve and Angie Nutt's Ourplace podcast were
measure of accessability, not up to the Plextor Pocket standard, but then
it doesn't cost as much. I'm almost prepared to say it's a very poor man's
Nagra! If that's not going O T T!
Ray.
Ray
Barry Chapman wrote:
I don't know if the Olympus DM-520 will record from a line input without
Bret, wouldn't have thought Tom would rule this off-topic on an audio list.
So, save me a search and tell me what sound fonts are please.
Ray
Brett Boyer wrote:
Hey if any of you use soundfonts and soundfont banks. I need some help trying
to make my own banks. If anyone knows about this please
thread.
Ray
Bue Vester-Andersen wrote:
Hi John,
Thanks for the advice. I must admit that I discarded the Sound blaster
cards in advance. I suppose the digital connections will be ok, since a bit
is a bit. However, their d/a-converters don't have a very good reputation
with me. Maybe they have
as it tended to
be unreliable.
Space might be a bit of an issue, but I imagine mounting within slots sideways
in the printed circuit board an internal card wouldn't present a real problem.
External cards don't raise an issue here.
Ray
djdoctorp wrote:
High once again,
I don't know how true
I too would be interested to see a link to this new Creative card. It will
command a bit of a premium I'd have thought.
Googling did turn up:
http://ixbtlabs.com/articles2/aopen-tube/index.html
Seems the Tube is made in Russia. Ah, those perveyer's of good old tech.
Ray
Sunshine wrote:
when
a few file types. Not the most straightforwardly
accessible player as you can usually only navigate through a file after
stoping play first - with the space bar I think.
HTH.
Ray
Caroline Ford wrote:
Hello,
I have several files on my PC which I was hoping to be able to play in Windows
Media
of the Zenstone
players? The basic ones have no screen and are functionally simple in use and
you can just plug the thing into a USB socket to have it come up as a drive
and simply copy files over to it.
Ray
Amie Slavin wrote:
Hey David
How good to hear from you. Email me sometime, please.
Soons I
Thanks Christopher for this. So am I wrong thinking the latest IPods - or
some of them - are entirely self-voicing?
I've not dipped as much as a toe nail yet in the world of IPods.
Ray
Christopher Chaltain wrote:
The iPod Touch has Voice Over included. The iPod Nano and the iPod Shuffle
both
to
give line and mic inputs with hardware controls, going into a line-level
soundcard input. Yes, an extra box, and a bit more cost, but if your needs
are modest then the cost can be low.
Ray
Tim Crawford wrote:
Hi Bue,
I'm using a little device here called the UD10.1 audio converter from
accessible these or other programs are.
One final thought, does Windows Media Player allow some copying of DVDs? I'd
have thought none protected ones could be copied to HD with it.
Ray.
David Halliwell wrote:
Thanks Ray,
I'm actually looking to rip DVDs to my PC rather than burning them.
The zen
there.
Ray
Caroline Ford wrote:
Ray,
Thank you for the advice. I have read the article but it doesn't seem to
offer much help as to what the problem is. The files I am trying to play
are downloaded programmes from the BBC iPlayer so they will have DRM
protection. I have been able to stream a short
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