Hmm. Ok, from some of the other posts I've read on this, it comes down to
changing the type of file that is produced. I would not recommend using
realplayer because obviously the default is to burn it in mp4, which is
certainly ok but no standard cd player can play that...yet. so you might
eith
Hi, Rob. I am sure I have ripped a cd as one file after 6.x.
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Select the sound board function, and then go into your recording options in
the audio tab of the sounds settings in control pannel, and make sure the
line in box is checked. If it isn't it will not record any audio. I spent
half the night one time figuring this out. Good luck!
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Chris,
I know it takes more space for a wav file on the computer. But, older CD
players don't play the MP4 files. That's why I'm trying to find out how to
change the format so I can burn a CD in a universal format which will play
on most CD players. I still haven't figured it out, so if you hav
I wouldn't use a wav file unless you absolutely had to for some reason. All
the popular cd burning packages support mp3 nowadays and that seems to work
fine. Plus it saves lots of hard drive space as well. a wav file of a 5
minute song is about 50 mb, whereas an mp3 of that same song is about 10
easy cd extractor 7 accesibilityHi Everyone,
I wanted to know if the Latest version of easy cd extractor is accessible.
If not I want to know if anyone knows how to get around the accessibility
issues In version 7? anyone who can help me with this problem I would be
much appreciated thank you v
Hi Sam,
Thanks for the information. I tried it and burned a CD, but the only thing
the CD burning wizard asked was the name of the CD. I didn't see a place to
choose the format.
Cindy
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Another way to do this, select the file where your recording is, then go to
applications. Press the down arrow until you get to send to submenu; press
the right arrow, choose the drive in which you have the CD to be copied.
After that, place the CD and press the menu bar and under file, go to write
I looked in Real 10, as Gary advised, and couldn't find anything under
preferences to change the format. But, under tools, there's a place
entitled: "Convert media format". I assume this is what I'd be looking for.
But, it says it's unavailable. Does the item have to be playing in Real 10
in ord
what about mp4?
does cdex rip in mp4?
thanks
hank
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Hi.
If you find it difficult to switch formats in Real 10, keep in mind
that CDEX
http://www.cdex.n3.net
Is an excellent and free ripper which rips in several formats,
including the nearly universal MP3 format.
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I use it
and so far have had no problems
hth
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Thanks Gary, I never thought of that. I'll look.
Cindy
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is tthe disk you are trying to burn a mp3 audio disk?
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Hi Rob. That's okay. I appreciate your input.
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> The otis player only plays audible format for audible
No Ann, I think you're right. I'm like you, I got real player off my
system as soon as I found out about winamp.
Rob
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I don't think real player wil play these files, will it? I don't use real
player in any case, I've used Winamp for all my real player needs for years
now. And, I an tell you that Winamp absolutely will not play Audible files
unless they have been converted or burned to audio CDs.
~Ann
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try it and see.
thats what i do and if i dont like a site i just stay away from it.
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Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2004 8:00 AM
Subject: Re: Speech-friendly music download sites
Hi, all. First, thank
HI Cindy, it seems to me that you should be able to go into the prefferences and
change what real 10 rips to. see if there is a wave to rip it to awav file. that way
you can burn the CD and it will play in your sister's home or car stereo.
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The Otis only plays formats two and three, not one or four.
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Hi, all. First, thanks so much for all your input about downloads; I use
winmx and have signed up for a trial of emusic, which I find quite
speech-friendly but doesn't have much of what I'm looking for. Anyway, I'm
wondering if anyone has had any experience with a site called
Allofmp3.com
Looks f
When I play a CD using Real 10, it asks if I want to save it to my library.
That's fine, and I often do. But, it saves as MP4 and if I want to make a
copy of that CD for someone, it's MP4. But, it won't play on older CD
players and my sister had to download Real 10 in order to play a CD I gave
he
Hi , change total recorder to sound board.
good luck
Regards Ken
At 04:36 PM 5/22/2004, you wrote:
Hi, I got Total Recorder and use it to record on-line radio, streaming
audio ect. What I did was selected recording with software. This works
fine to record on-line, but I need to record my cass
Thanks. I think I have your number from some time back.
The disks I am burning which give me that problem at the track joins seem
to play fine in stand alone CD players and also in Windows Media. So I
figure Winamp is the culprit.
I note that the skip start stop effect is also happening in Wind
Found them now, I didn't have the "all files" option selected, even
though I thought I had!.
Rob
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Unless you've c
A very good place to start!, smile!.
Rob
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I think there is a place marker in the file. If you highlight
Hi Gary and all, I'm no expert but.
Sorry Mate, doesn't work like that. You have to use CD audio format,
and to use their useless player, which despite Nero burning at 32X on
my machine, will only burn at 4X!. It's also saving about 2 minutes of
the previous CD at the start of the new one. Alth
You could, as another correspondent has already suggested use a CDR,
but what a lot of mucking about in hyperspace!.
Rob
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Subject: Re: Goldwave & Audible
The otis player only plays audible format for audible files. It
doesn't convert the files first. Sorry to be pedantic, but it sort of
matters if you then hope to copy the files onto another machine.
The otis will play MP3 files though.
There are other devices that will play audible files, mos
Hi Guys, listen has anyone else noticed this one? I've upgraded from 6
to 6.5, but stopped there, as it said that v.7 has a new interface,
and I ddidn't know whether it would work with JFW. However I also
noticed that from 6 they've taken away the ability to rip each CD as
one continuous file. Ha
Hi, I got it to work too with format 3, however I did a batch
conversion the other day, went to bed, and when I got up in the
morning, goldwave was closed, and no files appear to have been
converted. Any ideas?
Rob
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Last things first.
You can burn an audio disk to an .nrg image with Nero. It seems to be the
only program (I'll probably get jumped on *grin*) that will save an audio
disk image. You can then mount the image and test with whichever is your cd
player.
So far as that problem with the individual track
I have created a CD with the tracks joined together as discussed in
previous emails here, but there are two problems happening.
1. the tracks are joined, but the last second or so of the first track is
repeated, like a stutter, as if to fill up the gat.
The other thing is that on a couple of di
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