Hi All!
When I record in Quick Time player without headset Voice Over and all
other inner sounds are recorded. But when I turn the headset on, only my
voice is recorded. How to set Quick Time Player to record all sounds
from the computer?
There is only microphone in input devices
Subject line says it all. I have two videos which I took from my iPhone and
want to combine them in to one. I used to be able to open the first video in
Quick Time then append the second video and export them as a single video
usually jus fine. Now, all goes well until I start exporting
hello list; I've made some progress today with quick time, but I could
use just a little help. I figured out how to select audio and video.
I can copy segments from the beginning or end of a file. I can select
the part in the middle i want, but I can't figure out how to save the
Ester,
Thanks for all that.
I wanted to use quick time for its ease of use.
I tunes is a bit over the top for what I wanted.
On Nov 5, 2010, at 4:27 PM, Esther wrote:
> Hi Louie,
>
> Quick Look isn't designed to play in the background. (It's not a bug, it's a
> feat
n the call comes in, you don't have to worry about stopping the music, and you can just resume it once you're finished
speaking. I'm nor sure whether there are specific Quick Time features you want acess to that aren't in iTunes, but what I do is
put my iTunes music folder
Ester,
Using quick look works but when you change focus to let us say mail the sound
stops.
Is there a way I can put the quick look in the background?
louie
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John,
How right you are before I gave it up I was a UNIX programer.
That was 20 years ago.
I try to stay away from terminal, need to learn all about GUI.
Some times you have to drop back to the old ways.
Thank you John.
On Nov 5, 2010, at 3:16 PM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
> for MusicFile in *.mp3 ; d
for MusicFile in *.mp3 ; do
open -w -a quicktime$MusicFile
done
OK, the above is a quick bash shell loop that goes through every mp3
file in the current directory one at a time and sends it to the open-w
-a
The open command is quite impressive, it can open web pages or text
files or code samples
gt;> Hi all,
>> I am trine to play all of the mp3 files in a folder using quick time.
>> Not finding a way to play all of a folder in quick time.
>> I went to terminal cd to the folder that had the mp3s in.
>> I did cat *.mp3 >~/Desktop/filename.mp3.
>> T
then press
space bar to launch Quick Look for these files and start playing.
HTH. Cheers,
Esther
On Nov 5, 2010, at 11:05, louie wrote:
Hi all,
I am trine to play all of the mp3 files in a folder using quick time.
Not finding a way to play all of a folder in quick time.
I went to terminal
Jonathan,
I looked at the man page for open.
I am not sure what the syntax would be to cat the mp3 files into quick time.
If you know how to do this please let me know.
Thank you for the info.
On Nov 5, 2010, at 2:36 PM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
> Well, since you are willing to use the s
Well, since you are willing to use the shel...
The "open" command described at
http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/man1/open.1.html
is your friend.
I am not sure if with quicktime you could use the "open *.mp3" -a
Quicktime but if not
en wrapping a si
Hi all,
I am trine to play all of the mp3 files in a folder using quick time.
Not finding a way to play all of a folder in quick time.
I went to terminal cd to the folder that had the mp3s in.
I did cat *.mp3 >~/Desktop/filename.mp3.
This works but there must be a bettor way to play all songs i
009, at 11:46 PM, James Fettgather wrote:
>
> Hi to the list.
>
> Using Snow Leopard, I was attempting to play Windows Media audio
> files.
> I was directed to a page on the Apple site, and then a page on the
> Microsoft site to download Flip for Mac, which I believe adds supp
Hi to the list.
Using Snow Leopard, I was attempting to play Windows Media audio files.
I was directed to a page on the Apple site, and then a page on the
Microsoft site to download Flip for Mac, which I believe adds support
to Quick Time for Windows Media audio files.
So, I had installed
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