Re: putting records on hard drive
Hi Bud, Well audacity is free, so worth getting. If you want to run noise reduction plugins, then I don't know what goes with audacity for that purpose, Goldwave has such a plugin, and of course sound forge. Now we are getting in to significant dollars though. If you have further trouble, drop me a note and I'll send you a link.. Joe On Thu, 4 Jun 2015 18:52:31 -0700 Bud Schwab wrote: 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 -- Joe Paton
Re: putting records on hard drive
hi jo am still waiting for the email from you re sorting out my encoders from stew from the ross meister www.laserhothits.co.uk - Original Message - From: "Joe Paton" To: "PC Audio Discussion List" Sent: Friday, June 05, 2015 10:00 AM Subject: Re: putting records on hard drive Hi Bud, Well audacity is free, so worth getting. If you want to run noise reduction plugins, then I don't know what goes with audacity for that purpose, Goldwave has such a plugin, and of course sound forge. Now we are getting in to significant dollars though. If you have further trouble, drop me a note and I'll send you a link.. Joe On Thu, 4 Jun 2015 18:52:31 -0700 Bud Schwab wrote: 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 -- Joe Paton
Re: putting records on hard drive
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
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 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 > > >
Re: putting records on hard drive
Nancy You will first need to know what kind of cable to use to connect from your record player to your computer's input. What kind of record player do you have? one that plugs into the AC power or USB type. Windows Vista is ok to use. Most records do have silence between tracks and that is the key. This application will also record music streams online via the web as long as there is silence between the songs played. I have blind discount code you can use if you like the product. You can download this application without paying for it just to see how it looks. You can record in WAV / MP3 format to name a few. As for removing sctraches and the like I do not see this option but if you want to have your music digitized and split and tagged this application will do it. I have no way of knowing the success rate when it attempts to tag your music with artists and album name but a user told me it did for him very well the tagging. You must be connected to the internet for the tagging to work. Before you buy this application try it for free first and check the sound quality of the recordings. If you like it buy it with the blind discount code. It works using JAWS and NVDA. The application is Replay Music 7 from http://applian.com If you need the direct download link let me know. Also read the user guide there. I have done audio tutorials on this application. I can assist over the phone when you are ready. -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 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
Re: putting records on hard drive
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 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
Re: putting records on hard drive
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 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 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 >> >> >> >> > >
Re: putting records on hard drive
Please take your time and read the user guide at your pace. -Original Message- From: Nancy Shackelford Sent: Friday, June 05, 2015 12:13 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: putting records on hard drive 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 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 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
Re: putting records on hard drive
Hi, Are you talking about Audasity? Many thanks! Vicky -Original Message- From: Petro T. Giannakopoulos Sent: Friday, June 05, 2015 9:56 AM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: putting records on hard drive 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
Re: putting records on hard drive
No. Replay Music 7. -Original Message- From: Vicky Vaughan Sent: Friday, June 05, 2015 12:41 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: putting records on hard drive Hi, Are you talking about Audasity? Many thanks! Vicky -Original Message- From: Petro T. Giannakopoulos Sent: Friday, June 05, 2015 9:56 AM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: putting records on hard drive 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
Re: putting records on hard drive
Au, Thank you for the correction. Vicky -Original Message- From: Petro T. Giannakopoulos Sent: Friday, June 05, 2015 12:43 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: putting records on hard drive No. Replay Music 7. -Original Message- From: Vicky Vaughan Sent: Friday, June 05, 2015 12:41 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: putting records on hard drive Hi, Are you talking about Audasity? Many thanks! Vicky -Original Message- From: Petro T. Giannakopoulos Sent: Friday, June 05, 2015 9:56 AM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: putting records on hard drive 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
Re: putting records on hard drive
Stewart, 1. open the sam encoders window. 2. applications key, then arrow down to "new. press enter. 3. On the select pluggin list, select the one you want, in this case, "mp3and mp3 pro. 4. use your mouse pointer, or jaws cursor, at the bottom of the screen are an OK and Cancel buttons. Select the ok button and activate with a left mouse-click. 5. Now you should be on the converter page, where you select the correct settings for the host stream. tab once, on the "choose format button," and hit the space-bar. focus is on a list of configurations, the top is untitled. You can of course arrow through the options, cd quality, radio quality, telephone quality, and so on. If you have a pre-configured instance, it will have the name that you selected when you configured that item. In this case, I have one called "ride radio. You tab passed the "save as, and make changes acordingly. Hope this is of some use. Joe
Replay Radio / Replay Music 7 Using demo info
I have tested with NVDA and JAWS 16 Replay Radio and Replay Music 7. Using Windows 7 Pro. Read the user guide. If you have Windows 8 read the user guide. You will need to use the stereo mix / what you hear. Applian wrote, All of our programs are available as free demos. One can use Replay Radio or any other program in free demo mode forever. The demo mode for Replay Radio is fully functional. The limitations are one can capture up to 50% of on-demand downloads and 1 minute of live audio in demo mode.
Re: putting records on hard drive
hi jo the only thing is is that wen i go to select the format by pressing the space bar nothing happens thats were i get stuck. from the ross meister www.laserhothits.co.uk - Original Message - From: "Joe Paton" To: "PC Audio Discussion List" Sent: Friday, June 05, 2015 6:10 PM Subject: Re: putting records on hard drive Stewart, 1. open the sam encoders window. 2. applications key, then arrow down to "new. press enter. 3. On the select pluggin list, select the one you want, in this case, "mp3and mp3 pro. 4. use your mouse pointer, or jaws cursor, at the bottom of the screen are an OK and Cancel buttons. Select the ok button and activate with a left mouse-click. 5. Now you should be on the converter page, where you select the correct settings for the host stream. tab once, on the "choose format button," and hit the space-bar. focus is on a list of configurations, the top is untitled. You can of course arrow through the options, cd quality, radio quality, telephone quality, and so on. If you have a pre-configured instance, it will have the name that you selected when you configured that item. In this case, I have one called "ride radio. You tab passed the "save as, and make changes acordingly. Hope this is of some use. Joe
Using Rhapsody and Rhapsody Blind
Hi everybody. I've installed Rhapsody and Rhapsody Blind (the accompanying Jaws scripts designed by John Martin) but I'm still trying to get to grips with how Rhapsody works and what settings I need etc. I'm also finding that, even when I move between options in the preferences and so on, Jaws repeats the line above or below, making it hard to identify that I'm ticking the correct option or action. Does anyone please have any audio or text tutorials or website links that can help me in gaining a better understanding of the Rhapsody software and how to access it? Many thanks, Danny
