Oh very well! I'll let you know. I hope do this some time this summer, since I have to get all my records out of the old mobile home before they get ruined!
Thanks again, Nance On Fri, Jun 5, 2015 at 10:44 AM, Petro T. Giannakopoulos <petro...@gmail.com > wrote: > Nancy > More info for you below. > If you want I can do a JAWS tandem session for you when ready. > You will need to go the settings tab then to Recording settings tab > properties and change a setting to the records transfer from record player > to computer using Replay Music 7. You would change a setting here to Device > (combo box) and then tab and tell it like your sound card type input which > is line-in. Your sound card will appear in the list after you have chosen > device in the first combo box. > You will tell it your format like MP3 and the bit rate. > Both are combo boxes. > Also, you will need to examine two other settings within this same tab > audio recordings dealing with ssilence settings. > Record Silence should be set to OFF > Split on Silence should be set to ON > Only tested with JAWS and NVDA. > Replay Music 7 > Some of the keys work below. > I do not have iTunes here. > Keyboard Shortcuts > > Alt + R = Start or Stop recording works > Alt + S = Split recording works > Del = Delete selected recording(s) from computer > F2 = Open the ID3 Tag Editor > Enter = Play selected recording > Ctrl + I = Import selected recording(s) into iTunes library > Ctrl + W = Import selected recording(s) into Windows Media Player library > Ctrl + O = Show selected file in Windows File Explorer > Ctrl + C = Combine multiple selected files > Alt + A = Show the album artwork in the Properties Window > Alt + L = Show the song lyrics in the Properties Window > Alt + T = Lookup ID3 tags (artist, song, album, etc) for selected song(s) > Alt + Enter = Open the recording properties window > Alt + I = Open file browser to Import songs into Replay Music > F1 = Open web browser to the Replay Music support page > Alt + F4 = Quit > > User Guide > http://applian.com/replay-music/support/user_guide700 > > Support > http://applian.com/replay-music/support/ > Download Replay Music 7 > > http://applian.com/replay-music/download > > -----Original Message----- From: Nancy Shackelford > Sent: Friday, June 05, 2015 10:16 AM > To: PC Audio Discussion List > Subject: Re: putting records on hard drive > > I have many records I need to get out and digitize; I'm soon going to > JAWS 16 and hopefully Windows 7; will this product work with this, and > where can I get the product when I get ready to record? > > Thanks, > > Nance > > > On 6/5/15, Petro T. Giannakopoulos <petro...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> I have a product that will not only record your records but also name / >> tag >> >> the songs with artist name and album for you plus split each song for you >> while recording. Its an application and its not free. Another user has >> told >> >> me he has successfully done this with the application I am talking about >> here. I need to check if Window-Eyes 9.1 can handle the application's user >> interface. I recently downloaded Window-Eyes 9.1 here. Which version do >> you >> >> have? >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Bud Schwab >> Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2015 9:52 PM >> To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org >> Subject: putting records on hard drive >> >> Hi Guys, >> >> I just got a Stanton T92 three turntable. It really looks great. My >> question is how to transfer 78rpm records onto my hard drive so I can >> put them on cd's. The manual mentions Audacity for putting them on >> the hard drive. Is this a good speech friendly program to use? I've >> not been able yet to find out how to download it. I'm using >> windoweyes and windows 7 64 bit. Any suggestions would be really >> welcomed. I know so little about all of this making it kind of >> overwhelming. >> Thanks. >> >> >> Bud Schwab >> W 6 Z Y P >> El Segundo, California >> >> >> >> > >
