I am using Jaws 6.0.
Jonathan Simeone
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From: "R Q J" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 4:37 PM
Subject: Re: converting wav files to mp3 files
Hi Jonathan,
What version of Jaws are you using?
R Q J
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Hi,
I made it easier to choose what type of CD or DVD you want to burn with Nero.
I made shortcuts to use & put them on my start menu
if interested, write me
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and I will send the zip file to you.
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hi guys, anyone got a tutorial for Gold Wave.
Billy
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Thanks Gary!
I'm going to need step by step instructions. I understand how to hook the
nls player to the computer, but then what do I do? I'm planning on using
goldwave since it won't cost that much to register it eventually.
Allison
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Hi Jonathan,
What version of Jaws are you using?
R Q J
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From: "Jonathan Simeone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 9:49 AM
Subject: Re: converting wav files to mp3 files
I just looked for the "browse button" and discover
Hi Fred,
I don't think it's a better way,
it's just another way.
Nothing wrong with the steps you outlined!
R Q J
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From: "Fred" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 9:58 AM
Subject: Re: converting wav files to mp3 files
Tha
ok, gary
got a question for you.
if the standarded nls tape players only have oneout how do you get the sound
to go through two speakers or will it do that if you play the mp3s on a mp3
stereo?
please give some more instructions as to how to do this and also explain the
other way you manchened?
tha
Hi tom,
As far as I'm aware their is a file that goes in the registry that
will aloud you to use Jaws and record in software mode.
I don't use that reader so I uninstalled I'm using replay radio it is
grate I can't remember who it was that told me about the file but It
was some one on this list.
Hi Andrew. I can't help you, as I don't have two sound cards.
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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 7:09 AM
Subject: two sound cards
Hello All, So I take it that no one can tell me about using two s
Thank you very much for an excellent explanation.
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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 6:40 AM
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First off I apologize for not getting back to the list last night
JoAnn: One thing I've been told about '"Total Recorder" is..if you only
have one soundcard, there's no way to prevent it from recording "Jaws" when
trying to record; the only way around this (as far as I know) is to have a
second soundcard. Someone feel free to jump in and tell me if I'm wrong!
T
Gary,
Thanks for the instructions, I will save them. The first time I created a
compilation without using the wizard I figured it out for myself, but
yesterday I seemed to start in a different place and was lost, guess it was
one of those days. I ultimately set it up through the wizard and it wen
I just used the Jaws auto graphics labeler to help Jaws recognize the "dot
button." In order to do this place the Jaws cursor on the "dot button" and
press control insert g to activate the auto graphics labeler. When the
labeler is done the first button in the tab list should say something like
"
I just used the Jaws auto graphics labeler to help Jaws recognize the "dot
button." In order to do this place the Jaws cursor on the "dot button" and
press control insert g to activate the auto graphics labeler. When the
labeler is done the first button in the tab list should say something lik
I just used the Jaws auto graphics labeler to help Jaws recognize the "dot
button." In order to do this place the Jaws cursor on the "dot button" and
press control insert g to activate the auto graphics labeler. When the
labeler is done the first button in the tab list should say something lik
That's fine. This is just the way I have always done it. If someone has a
better way it's OK with me.
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From: "R Q J" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, 04 March, 2005 7:56 AM
Subject: Re: converting wav files to mp3 files
Hi Fred,
You
I just looked for the "browse button" and discovered that if your using Jaws
it is unlabeled. In order to browse for the folder that contains the audio
files you wish to convert use the "Jaws cursor" to move to the top of the
dialogue box and arrow around until you find the "dot button." When
Hi Andrew,
I can help you with that,
but I'm not up to speed on what you would like to know.
So, if you want to contact me on, or off list,I will be glad to help in any
way I can.
R QJ
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Hi Fred,
You don't have to go to the folder that stores the ripped files.
If you select convert, from the menus and then choose, wave to mp3, or
compressed,
then you will get a browse dialogue, where you can choose files you have in
another location.
R Q J
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From: "Fred"
Does anyone know if there's a good detailed tutorial with adaptive
screenreaders in mind, dealing with total recorder and how to use its
settings? I've run into a couple things. First I guess I have to keep my
files wav files because changing format only recorded what Jaws was
saying--well it
Hello All, So I take it that no one can tell me about using two sound
cards. that is different to what I found on the website for this group.
The only reply I got to one of the messages was to be told that my calendar
was showing the wrong month, not what I was looking for. I shall have to
Hi,
I would very much appreciate some help configuring wimamp to output through
a new Audiophile 2496 soundcard.
I've gone in to the preferences treeview, and selected output, but can't
seem to find any reference to the Delta card.
The soundcard has been recognised by xp, and is showing up ok i
First off I apologize for not getting back to the list last night but I'm
old and sleep just creeped in and knocked me out.
The first thing you have to do is move or copy the wav file to the CDEX
folder where the program normally saves your ripped files. In my case I go
to C:\ Programs\CDEX\My
I did have direct sounds and followed your suggestions, and I'm back to
where I want to be. Thank you. This was driveing me crazy.
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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 12:10 AM
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Normally Total Recorder will record to an 'untitled file' which must be saved.
There is a way to configure it to record directly to the file 'tr'.
Is someone able to prompt my memory? I'm installing version 5.1 but have had
to build the system from the start for reasons you won't want to be
HI,
Power dvd is more accessible.
Best regards
Brian
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Hi,
Vcd is mpg1 and dvd is mpg 2.
Best regards
Brian
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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 12:32 AM
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>I think, that a VCD consists of AVI files. One can convert AVI files to
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