alt-tab should serve to bring focus back.
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If I remember correctly, there is a limit to the length of recordings one
can make, the number of items one can enter from the guide at a sitting, and
a limit to the amount of video recording one can made.
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The replay products can record from the sound card in addition to capturing
the stream. They will capture your system sounds and synthesizer unless you
also use the enhanced soundcard driver from replay which captures the
sound as it enters your soundcard and thus does not get the synthesizer
once one starts the set-up, the enhanced sound card places itself where it
beloongs. It will go in the replay directory so that both AV and Radio have
access to it. RD
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I can only repeat that in spite of Chris's problems, I use the enhanced
sound card in replay whenever I use the program. The only adaptation I make
is that after replay or any other addition, I always go back into my volume
control and change back to my sound card drivers. It lets things
Go to the output screen and change from record raw data to mp3.
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Ray, what are your settings? Are you trying to record from the soundcard,
the stream, or what? Perhaps there is breakup on wherever you are getting
the show from. I record something from WFSU on Sunday nights. If it is
working well, then perhaps I could work you through a test or two to locate
As far as I know you can listen for however long the recording is. It may
be the stream itself, but I don't know. Change the output setting from mp3
which I think may be one of the most vulnerable parts of the program and see
if that makes a difference.
RD
If you are getting distortion in your recording, it may be your record
volume may be set too high. There is a box to check in settings if you want
replay to try to automatically optimize your volume, or you can go to the
volume control which is likely in your systray and adjust the record
Since I have dial-up, I can't vouch that my answer is totally correct, but I
believe you want to leave dial-up unchecked. If you have a proxy you should
include its name and port, but if you haven't had to do that previously for
some program or other, you likely don't have one and needn't
Open the programM and after getting by the demo messages youshould be on the
about button. Right arrow or tab 44 or pPeErRhHaAps 5 times to play. Press
the space bar. Mmake your selection. Lookk at the menus a bit to know what
options are there.
Alternatively, you can do what I do and
window eyes opens the add links for me as well and I'm still using version
4.5. Ron Denis
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Replay-Av 7.04, the latest version is as easy to use as previous versions
but can be made more complicated if one so chooses. The latest version
allows greater choices in how the MP3 is recorded. One can record streams
directly without going through the soundcard at all although I am not sure
replay-radio and replay-av will do that for you.
RD
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re-play radio 6.03 claims it will receive podcasts and will work with win 98
but I am not sure how well. I use replay-radio on a regular basis with few
if any problems, but I've never really fully explored the podcast feature.
The two times I've put any real effort into it came out with a 50
Does the luxpro tangent allow for resume? I mean by this that if one has a
book in MP3 and one stops at chapter 7, can one resume there when one next
turns the player on? Can one stop, play something else, and return to the
first file at the point one left it?
RD
Well, not using JAWS, I'm guessing here but I don't think it is a JAWS
issue. I think you have checked inadvertently or otherwise the mute
recording check box when setting up the recording. When I use the enhanced
sound card driver, all sounds come through the computer including speech,
but
you can do this with replay-radio using the enhanced sound card option for
the input. It will record the stream while not recording system and other
sounds including software speech. RD
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replay-radio would work and has a demo which is good for a week and might
serve your purpose. Not sure of the length of recording replay-radio's demo
allows at present, but it was about an hour per show last I looked. If
this will get you through the week, itcould be just what you want.
Does anyone know if the new digital audio formats planned for L O C talking
books in a couple of years will be on a medium that will fit the book port
or book currier or on a home computer with a card reader? RD
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I think radio shack sells a device that comes between your AC cord and
outlet that will help in reducing the hum from older systems. Also,
grounding the stereo and computer might make a difference.
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Has anyone tried replay-radio's new version 6 and is it any more or less
accessible than version 5.xx? I saw that there are jaws scripts for version
6, but as I do not use jaws, I need to know how accessible it might be with
other readers.
Ron Denis
1. The program comes with a good help file or links to help on the net but
there is not a good hotkey list that I've seen nor for that matter are there
many hotkeys that I've noticed. On the other hand, it is quite accessible.
It will record shows in most formats but does seem to require that
Actually, for many soundcards, you can make recordings without the replay
radio drivers. I suspect you need them if, like myself, you want to use the
extended sound card driver. This is not automatically loaded onto your
computer as it can in some cases cause problems, but was revamped and
In the volume control for most sound cards you can get to which driver to
mark as the default. Not sure how this differs from sound card to sound
card but I am pretty sure you can set the native soundcard drivers as the
default and the replay radio drivers will not start with windows. I used
Larry, now that I think about it, there is a setting that starts
replay-radio when windows starts and I believe minimizes it to the systray.
This can be changed in the settings section which is found in the main menu
near the end of choices. When the program starts, shift tab about three or
replay-radio does allow streaming RM files to be turneed into mp3 files. In
fact, thhat is its preferred final format for recordings.
RD`
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select the station you want to listen to if you already have something
scheduled on it or go to the add show menu, pick a station, and proceed
through marking it is unscheduled. Now once you have completed the menus,
that station will always be available in the initial menu of replay-radio.
I use replay-radio regularly and am quite satisfied. Have none of the extra
add-on programs so can't comment on them. With replay-radio and the
additional enhanced driver, I can record streams and have them divided into
chunks of my choosing. One can record either setting programming as with
I believe you can choose under settings in re-play radio whether you want
the program to set the volume controls or not. If you uncheck this, the
volumes should remain where you had them set. Also, you may have to check
your settings to be sure the soundcard drivers and not replay-radio
There two possible problems assuming the speaker cables are good and
properly connected.
1: in volume controls, under properties, you may have checked the mute for
stereo mixer but not for mono. Second, in the audio settings for speaker
set up, you may have the wrong speaker choice checked.
oK,First, sorry about the capslock glitch in this message. Please ignore it
if you can. WELL THERE ARE MORE THAN TWO ANSWERS HERE Larry. first, UNDER
THE Add SHOWS MENU IS AN OPTION TO MANUALLY ADD A SHOW. this WILL PLACE
THE SHOW AND RELATED MATERIALS (WHICH YOU JUST FILL IN) ON YOUR OWN
I use re-play radio almost daily and find it very accessible with window
eyes. I suspect it is a simple setting that is preventing the program being
read by Kevin or else he is getting stuck at the initial screen where it
asks if you want to register or continu as a demo. This first bit is
Kevin, the sound quality varies with the selection you make. In the screen
which is fourth in the five that are listed across the top: show, tuning,
schedule, sound and record (snot really sure about the order or names of the
last two), is the place to choose sound quality. A M and A
I want to suggest replay-radio as another option for recording streams. It
records other things, but its primary function is to allow for the
scheduling and recording of streams from the internet and in addition to
adding something new or recording something one stumbles across on the net,
is it possible that you are using a receiver where the tape output is
designed to be used as a monitor such that what comes out is then run back
through the receiver? If so, turn off the monitor function and it should
work well. The tape should still output to the computer without the
Can anyone give me a comparison of the relative advantages and accessibility
of windows media players version 9 vs. version 10? Which is more accessible
and which sounds better or are they equivalent in these regards in which
case do the changes in version manifest themselves in a different
I had a computer with what claimed to be the crystal sound board the three
jacks were vertical, all one eighths jacks. The top was speaker or
earphones, the second was line in, and the third or bottom was microphone.
If yours is set up vertically, I'd try them out. If you try the speaker
Is there possible a small set-screw on the volume knob that you didn't feel?
That could be one cause of the problem.
Ron
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I use replay-radio to record my streams and am rather fond of it though it
does have its quirks.
Ron Denis
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Danielle, replay radio is designed to be a recorder for streaming audio with
emphasis on streaming radio on the net. I will, however, also record from
cds, mike, and most of your other input devices. I do not know how well it
works with any of these because I have only used it for streaming
Bobcat, you might try using the replay radio driver. It is reached in the
same way you access your usual sound card driver under volume, advanced
properties, or at least I think it is. Under my options I have the two or
three things listed most of which I can't recall and didn't recognize back
Hi, it would appear they have not updated the entry screen on the demo. It
is a print screen initially. When it comes up, there are three choices:
register, purchase and demo if I remember right. I managed the demo by
routing the mouse to the cursor once the program opened and using the shift
If you are moving up from replay 4.x to 5.0, the registration should be
automatic or it was for me. If in your case this is not happening, it may
be that your 4.0 version was purchased prior to April 15. Contact support
for help in that case. If you have typed in your registration, I think
Terri, this problem is usually a function of the tape recorder. You might
get some improvement if you clean the heads of both the playback and record
heads of the machine. A cotton swab with denatured alcohol is best for this
unless you have special head cleaner stuff. Also, if you should have
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