I don't know, but you'd most certainly need more than just a cable to do
this. It's like saying could you tell me of a filter that converts wine to
grapejuice.
Bruce
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I would like to have it myself. Regretably, they will not offer their
services to Canada, not even the online service.
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does anyone here know of a cable that can convert a digital signal to analog
signal i have a stereo that has an optical out and i want to do line in
recording and my sound card does not have a optical in so is there any way i
can accomplish this?
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Hi Rusty,
Good for you, well done!This sounds very interesting and I would
very much like to have it. Where did you get it from? the URL I mean.
Thanks. Kind regards.
Shashi.
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for those of you who are looking for an afordable set of speakers. i would
recomand the GE H098023 speaker set.
great sound quality and very afordable.
at 40 dollars you get great 5.1 surround sound and a lot of power.
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Kelly, I wish I wasn't in school at this time, I would have gladly done that
for you. I have done this type of things for friends in my studio. Sorry
about that, but I see your frustration.
Rod
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Hi Kelley. I've had tapes that have been twisted, and a couple that have
gone off the reels, making them unplayable. There are definite advantages
to copying them to your computer with Soundforge, or your sound editor of
choice, then maybe putting them onto CD's. Cassette tape is frustrating!
I'm just now getting around to this mammoth project. I got really serious
when I received a series of cassettes from my library on international
library loan. When I put cassette #3 into the machine, the tape came off
the tape reel and the cassette was unusable. Fortunately, they had made a
back
Oh no, let all of us know!
Geoff
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Subject: O/T Hand-Held Digital Recorders--what's your fave?
I do love bleeding-edge technology for certain things, but personal,
sometimes referred
It's not SF, it's your computer settings.
Rod
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Hi there. I should have thought of that to try to give him that
information.
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Subject: Re: backupping cassett tapes
You may need to change the bit rate
does anyone have goldwave 5.10 sets for we 5.0? thanks
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You may need to change the bit rate etc. When you go into soundforge, close
any files which are still open, then open a new file by pressing control n.
Tab around the boxes and look at what settings you've got for bit rate. See if
it's set to 8 or 16. 16 will give a better quality. Also loo
no thanks for all the help.
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I'm sorry that I wasn't able to help, but maybe others may have some ideas
that will he
I'm sorry that I wasn't able to help, but maybe others may have some ideas
that will help. I hope that you can find a way to transfer these tape
recordings to the computer with great sound quality, or at least just as
good as your originals. Maybe I'll have to plug my cassette player into the
I have sound forge, and adobe audition.
I've tried using sf, and audition, but the sound quality is not there. I
can hear when I am recording from my 4track through my computer, the output
comes out on my speakers. and it sounds great, but the recorded version is
not as good as what I was heari
Denis, the cdg and mp3 files i am talking about are Karaoke files. I want to
burn them onto a cd that can then be played back on a home Karaoke machine.
Billy
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Hi all. Did you know that Webbie.ORG.UK also has an accessible podcaster,
along with their accessible RSS reader. I downloaded it, and it's amazing how
many shows that are podcast that are on that thing.
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Hi Juan. I think you might need a program like Soundforge or Goldwave.
These are sound editing programs that are useful for this. Of course, I
think you can use CDex for this. This grabs audio from tapes or CD's, and
puts it on the harddrive for you. I hope this helps.
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TO MAKE A VCD OR SVCD THEY WOULD NEED TO BE CONVERTED TO A BIN FILE.
OTHERWISE IN THE CASE OF AVI AND MPEG FILES I PUT MINE ON A DATA DISC AND
PLAY THEM IN WINAMP.
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Sound forge would be a great one. Or Wav lab.
Rod
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The latest version of Sonar is Sonar 4.0. The CakeTalking scripts for
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Sorry Rod, no Skype. Haven't got around to it. Maybe another SF user can
go through it with you.
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> bob, do you have skype and the time to show me what you mean on sound
forge
> please. I do have version 6 or 7. with no scr
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