Thanks for writing. Not only is the conversion from low quality wav to
high quality wav presented clearly on the noted website,
http://members.aol.com/citizenbio/pchelp/mpeg.html , but you can link
over to a web ring full of PC help sites.
On 19 Sep 2000 10:12:39 -0700 KBryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello. This is the note I sent directly to Pedro off-list (Hope he
> doesn't mind!)
>
> "Hiya Pedro,
>
> My AIM (http://www.aim.com) name is peaceNsolace or I have a
> personal www chat room located at
> http://homepage.altavista.com/WhoisKBryan/index.html
> (page takes a minute or two to load--graphic intensive) Talk to you
> soon, either mode. KBryan aka Peace"
>
> I have a few little programs I use together to create/modify the
> samples I record. One is a simple MP3 compressor called
> MP3Compresssor, another called CD-DA Extractor, another called a
> Gowave Mpeg DJ Program (don't remember where I got it..sorry) and
> the other app is actually IN Windows' Sound Recorder under
> PROPERTIES FOR SOUND where you can adjust the Mhz to reveal radio
> quality, stereo, voice, etc. It took me a while to get it right, and
> I still have to tamper a smidge sometimes. But I start with the male
> to male and Sound Recorder and a portable boom box. Plug one end of
> the male into the SOUND IN portion of the sound card plug the other
> male into the headphone/mic of the boom box (and they SWORE it
> couldn't be done!) Adjust volume on the boom box only. Keep system
> volume as set. I record in high quality MONO which usually takes
> away the hissing, then I convert to high quality wav (32/22 mono is
> best recording) them I can convert to MP1 layer or up to MP3 layer,
> whichever I choose depending on need. If you don't have the MP1, 2,
> or 3 codec, then I can send that to you as well as any of the small
> apps I just described. Here's an excellent info website that can
> help with the codecs and more info on "fiddling" to make it great.
> http://members.aol.com/citizenbio/pchelp/mpeg.html
>
> Talk to ya later!
> Peace
> -----------------------------------------
> On Tue, 19 September 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Peace,
> I'd be interested in your method also. Do you get rid of the high
> frequency noise by choosing a codec with low bandwidth (for example
> a slow encoding, or one designed for "voice" recording?)? I have
> been toying with recording some of my old collection of 78's and
> scratched up
> jazz LP's to digital.
> You might consider sharing with Seek and Find group
> thepccat
>
>
>
>
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