Nero 2015
I'm looking at Nero Burning Rom 2015 and I can't figure out how to get to rip in MP3 format and select the settings. Anyone tried it? Thanks. Also, any other useable rippers using Gracenote, please advise. Thanks.
Re: Nero 2015
I'm still using Winamp on Windows 8.1 and it rips perfectly well with Gracenote. Also in spite of the name CD Burner XP (freeware) is up to doing what you want. NOt sure if Burnaware (free version) will do as you want. I am using the latest pro version 8.2 which does rip using Gracenote. Cheers Andrea Cheers Andrea On 18/06/2015 9:32 PM, Gary Petraccaro wrote: I'm looking at Nero Burning Rom 2015 and I can't figure out how to get to rip in MP3 format and select the settings. Anyone tried it? Thanks. Also, any other useable rippers using Gracenote, please advise. Thanks. -- Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending." - Carl Brad
Re: Nero 2015
Go to www.blind-geek-zone.net and look in the audio section. It's one of Rick Harmon's older shows, but he'll show you what to do. Unless you're suggesting it's finally changed. I forget what the latest burning rom I tried was, but most of what Rick showed in that old 2006 podcast still worked. Have you used Burning Rom before? Sent from my iPhone > On Jun 18, 2015, at 7:32 AM, Gary Petraccaro wrote: > > I'm looking at Nero Burning Rom 2015 and I can't figure out how to get to rip > in MP3 format and select the settings. Anyone tried it? Thanks. > Also, any other useable rippers using Gracenote, please advise. > Thanks.
FetchTV
Hi! Has anyone tried this yet? I don't know where its available in the U.S. but I know that its available from Harvey Norman in Australia or through many Internet Service Providers, I've had mine now for over a month. The system is incredibly versatile allowing the recording of three free-to-air programmes at any one time, you can also download content from other providers such as Netflix, ABC iView in australia and so on. The other really nice stand-out feature for me at least - apart from full remote control of the system from your mobile device - is the ability to integrate the FetchTV on a network thus you can browse the shows as files that you've recorded using Windows Explorer or similar, how brilliant is that. I had to look for an alternative to the trusty Windows media Center for recording video, Windows media Center will be no more once I upgrade to Windows 10, I really should have looked at FetchTV earlier given it has far more flexibility and possibilities than Windows Media Center has and FetchTV is also updated on a very regular basis. For those who wish to continue using their computer as a video recorder from TV then XBMC is still a very viable option, you may have trouble accessing XBMC from your Windows machine but you can access it through the Mobile Apps. -- ** Those who need help are those who are prepared to help themselves
Re: FetchTV
Dude this sounds so cool man. Yeah it's too dam blasted bad they are doing this. It was also so easy to use WMC as a DVD player nest to WMP. WMP is the easyest. Sent from my iPhone > On Jun 18, 2015, at 11:51 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote: > > Hi! > > Has anyone tried this yet? > > I don't know where its available in the U.S. but I know that its available > from Harvey Norman in Australia or through many Internet Service Providers, > I've had mine now for over a month. > > The system is incredibly versatile allowing the recording of three > free-to-air programmes at any one time, you can also download content from > other providers such as Netflix, ABC iView in australia and so on. > > The other really nice stand-out feature for me at least - apart from full > remote control of the system from your mobile device - is the ability to > integrate the FetchTV on a network thus you can browse the shows as files > that you've recorded using Windows Explorer or similar, how brilliant is that. > > I had to look for an alternative to the trusty Windows media Center for > recording video, Windows media Center will be no more once I upgrade to > Windows 10, I really should have looked at FetchTV earlier given it has far > more flexibility and possibilities than Windows Media Center has and FetchTV > is also updated on a very regular basis. > > For those who wish to continue using their computer as a video recorder from > TV then XBMC is still a very viable option, you may have trouble accessing > XBMC from your Windows machine but you can access it through the Mobile Apps. > > > -- > > ** > Those who need help are those who are prepared to help themselves > >
Re: FetchTV
Ah well, you ever adapt to change or your DOOMED! . On 19/06/2015 2:33 AM, hamitcampos wrote: Dude this sounds so cool man. Yeah it's too dam blasted bad they are doing this. It was also so easy to use WMC as a DVD player nest to WMP. WMP is the easyest. Sent from my iPhone On Jun 18, 2015, at 11:51 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote: Hi! Has anyone tried this yet? I don't know where its available in the U.S. but I know that its available from Harvey Norman in Australia or through many Internet Service Providers, I've had mine now for over a month. The system is incredibly versatile allowing the recording of three free-to-air programmes at any one time, you can also download content from other providers such as Netflix, ABC iView in australia and so on. The other really nice stand-out feature for me at least - apart from full remote control of the system from your mobile device - is the ability to integrate the FetchTV on a network thus you can browse the shows as files that you've recorded using Windows Explorer or similar, how brilliant is that. I had to look for an alternative to the trusty Windows media Center for recording video, Windows media Center will be no more once I upgrade to Windows 10, I really should have looked at FetchTV earlier given it has far more flexibility and possibilities than Windows Media Center has and FetchTV is also updated on a very regular basis. For those who wish to continue using their computer as a video recorder from TV then XBMC is still a very viable option, you may have trouble accessing XBMC from your Windows machine but you can access it through the Mobile Apps. -- ** Those who need help are those who are prepared to help themselves -- ** Those who need help are those who are prepared to help themselves
Bose Soundtouch
For those who have a Bose Soundtouch device or system then you may find the following page a good reference to help you get the most out of your product/system. http://www.soundtouch.com -- ** Those who need help are those who are prepared to help themselves
Pontes Media Downloader help
when ever I have a youtube playlist and download using Pontes Media Downloader it puts all the songs in to 1 file how do I fix this so it puts each song in a youtube playlist as separate files?
Re: Nero 2015
Sure. But it was 7. It's 2015 now. - Original Message - From: "hamitcampos" To: "PC Audio Discussion List" Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2015 8:18 AM Subject: Re: Nero 2015 Go to www.blind-geek-zone.net and look in the audio section. It's one of Rick Harmon's older shows, but he'll show you what to do. Unless you're suggesting it's finally changed. I forget what the latest burning rom I tried was, but most of what Rick showed in that old 2006 podcast still worked. Have you used Burning Rom before? Sent from my iPhone On Jun 18, 2015, at 7:32 AM, Gary Petraccaro wrote: I'm looking at Nero Burning Rom 2015 and I can't figure out how to get to rip in MP3 format and select the settings. Anyone tried it? Thanks. Also, any other useable rippers using Gracenote, please advise. Thanks.
Re: Nero 2015
I tried Winamp free and couldn't get any track recognition. I have a paid version but was unable to figure it out with my screen reader at the time. What are you currently using and what version of Winamp? I will check the other software you mentioned. Thanks. - Original Message - From: "Andrea Sherry" To: "PC Audio Discussion List" Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2015 7:56 AM Subject: Re: Nero 2015 I'm still using Winamp on Windows 8.1 and it rips perfectly well with Gracenote. Also in spite of the name CD Burner XP (freeware) is up to doing what you want. NOt sure if Burnaware (free version) will do as you want. I am using the latest pro version 8.2 which does rip using Gracenote. Cheers Andrea Cheers Andrea On 18/06/2015 9:32 PM, Gary Petraccaro wrote: I'm looking at Nero Burning Rom 2015 and I can't figure out how to get to rip in MP3 format and select the settings. Anyone tried it? Thanks. Also, any other useable rippers using Gracenote, please advise. Thanks. -- Though no one can go back and make a brand new start, anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending." - Carl Brad
So What's The Best Portable Digital Radio
A good question and yep, I do have an answer, its only my opinion of course but I feel I'm in good company when "My Hi-Fi" magazine have voted the Roark Audio R1 the best Portable Digital Radio of the year for the third year running, I agree absolutely. The radio ranges in price froun around $250 up to $500 depending on what model you're after, the Ruark R1 MKII is the one I chose at $250, its simple enough with a 3.5 inch speaker driver on the front above which is the 3 line display, all the controls are on the top of the radio, a spring-loaded digital volume knob with 12 buttons around it. The MKII has the FM/Digital Radio bands as well as a line-in function, the MKIII model has Bluetooth streaming which I didn't think I needed given that I have enough devices here to do that but it would be a good option for someone to consider if they wanted everything in the one box. The radio is about as big as a wine cask so its bigger than the Tivolia Model 10+ I discussed on this list a little while ago and certainly larger than the Tivoli Audio Pal+. Sound is magic particularly coming from only one mono speaker, incredibly loud the radio can go with little distortion so if this radio were to be taken out into a garden it would have no trouble punching above its weight in enjoyable sound, often radio sound "Gets lost" in open spaces. By default the Ruark R1 can only run with the provided AC power adapter but a leather carry case/rechargeable battery pack can be purchased to add the extra portability. The R1 would also be the perfect bedside alarm clock featuring 2 independent alarms which can be set to either your favourite radio station or Buzzer and to wake you at your favourite volume, on various weekdays or on the weekends etc so plenty of flexibility there. Stereo headphones can be connected to the R1 and the headphone output didn't disappoint me whatever, a lovely sounding headphone amplifier which I'm looking to enjoying in full when I have time to later today. Naturally the R1 can be connected to another stereo system or powered speakers through its line-out connector though - given the sound this radio gives out - its hard to wonder why one would bother. I've done some brief reception tests though I need not have wasting my time with this as the radio passed my usual reference DAB+ reception test, I was able to pull in all stations with the antenna retracted Reception only dropped out when the antenna was folded down flush with the radio and this was to be expected, I've only seen 2 radio sets that work with the antenna folded awya, the Panasonic RF-d10 and the Sangean DPR-67, two smaller portable sets but both worth their weight in gold. The R1 comes with a telescopic antenna which has to be bolted onto the radio before use via the use of a standard F Connector at the back of the radio, a tool is supplied so you may tighten, remove or replace the telescopic antenna with an external antenna cable if you have such an installation. I've not tried this radio on its FM band yet so I hope i'm not disappointed though the FM band is secondary for my listening needs. The radio comes out of the box in a draw string felt like carry pouch, the idea being that you can store the radio in the pouch when it is not in use. -- ** Those who need help are those who are prepared to help themselves
RE: Nero 2015
Yeah I get that. What I meant that I tried either the last version or 2 before this and well at least burning worked like Rick showed. How about burning, they change that too? -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Gary Petraccaro Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2015 6:16 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: Nero 2015 Sure. But it was 7. It's 2015 now. - Original Message - From: "hamitcampos" To: "PC Audio Discussion List" Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2015 8:18 AM Subject: Re: Nero 2015 Go to www.blind-geek-zone.net and look in the audio section. It's one of Rick Harmon's older shows, but he'll show you what to do. Unless you're suggesting it's finally changed. I forget what the latest burning rom I tried was, but most of what Rick showed in that old 2006 podcast still worked. Have you used Burning Rom before? Sent from my iPhone > On Jun 18, 2015, at 7:32 AM, Gary Petraccaro wrote: > > I'm looking at Nero Burning Rom 2015 and I can't figure out how to get to > rip in MP3 format and select the settings. Anyone tried it? Thanks. > Also, any other useable rippers using Gracenote, please advise. > Thanks.
RE: FetchTV
Hahahahahahaha you're just too funny dude. I don't know. WMC was just so easy. Power DVD use to be easy for DVDs too and BDs but no more. -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Dane Trethowan Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2015 12:35 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: FetchTV Ah well, you ever adapt to change or your DOOMED! . On 19/06/2015 2:33 AM, hamitcampos wrote: > Dude this sounds so cool man. Yeah it's too dam blasted bad they are doing this. It was also so easy to use WMC as a DVD player nest to WMP. WMP is the easyest. > > Sent from my iPhone > >> On Jun 18, 2015, at 11:51 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote: >> >> Hi! >> >> Has anyone tried this yet? >> >> I don't know where its available in the U.S. but I know that its available from Harvey Norman in Australia or through many Internet Service Providers, I've had mine now for over a month. >> >> The system is incredibly versatile allowing the recording of three free-to-air programmes at any one time, you can also download content from other providers such as Netflix, ABC iView in australia and so on. >> >> The other really nice stand-out feature for me at least - apart from full remote control of the system from your mobile device - is the ability to integrate the FetchTV on a network thus you can browse the shows as files that you've recorded using Windows Explorer or similar, how brilliant is that. >> >> I had to look for an alternative to the trusty Windows media Center for recording video, Windows media Center will be no more once I upgrade to Windows 10, I really should have looked at FetchTV earlier given it has far more flexibility and possibilities than Windows Media Center has and FetchTV is also updated on a very regular basis. >> >> For those who wish to continue using their computer as a video recorder from TV then XBMC is still a very viable option, you may have trouble accessing XBMC from your Windows machine but you can access it through the Mobile Apps. >> >> >> -- >> >> ** >> Those who need help are those who are prepared to help themselves >> >> -- ** Those who need help are those who are prepared to help themselves
