Hello,
I am writing on behalf of an acquaintance and will forward replies to
her.Please would a user of this product tell me just how
accessible is the Iriver H10 player. Please tell me the pros and cons
of using this player without sight.
I know that Rock Box is expected to work on t
I do have a CD that I burned that had over 200 songs on it!
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Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 1:32 PM
Subject: Re: where can I get this software?
> That's right. But if you want instead of putting
http://www.jeffbishop.net
It's up to 2.2 beta one.
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Hi listers,
Where can I ge
Ooh, that is scarry! I'm running XP home too so don't know what the problem
is for me.
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Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 6:41 PM
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>I already uninstalled i
I already uninstalled it and went back to kazaa lite Scary eh?
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Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 6:36 PM
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Very strange. I'm also on dial up, and it is still working just fine for me.
Could it be an operating system issue, I wonder? I'm using Windows XP Home,
but maybe it's something to do with earlier windows systems.
~Ann
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I'm coming to the same conclusion. I just figured most of my problems were
coming from the fact that I will not share files, not on dialup. I'm going
to give it a couple more tries, but have a feeling I'll be uninstalling it.
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Hi Kelly.
Sorry but I haven't come across those problems with CDEx. Have you tried an
earlier version such as 1.50? I know people have reported problems with the
later versions.
Regards.
Kevin
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From: "Kelly Sapergia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
T
Yes, Andy I don't doubt that but does gold wave gather various music mp3
folders and join them for say a cdr/w, burn? In other words, if I used
gold wave, of which I don't have at the present, but does gold wave have a
facility to join various music folders done in mp3 mode together to
repres
if you have goldwave, you can use it to convert such files into mp3's i
think.
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Hi Michael; Just turning the question in reverse; Can I attach many
folders of mp3 music together/ What prog would I use that is if you know;
Thanks; Ken b
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I tried that so-called fix for winmx and it just sits there trying to
connect. I guess it's uninstall time.
There's probably some hokus-pokus step I'm missing.
Technology sucks!!! (so does the RIAA!!
skype name: dougleavens
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Hi Ken.
Not sure if I understand you mate, sorry. But GoldWave will store audio
files of various types to any location you fancy on your computer.
Andy
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Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 5:19 PM
That's right. But if you want instead of putting 180 or even 100, before you
burn, go back one folder (so you are in my computer). Press applications,
and it should tell you your file size. If you are using a audio cd, the size
should be 806 MB.
Tyler
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Hey Ken,
I think it is possible. If you mean copy and paist a folder from your HD
*( hard drive) onto the cd drive you mean? It should be possible...I have
never tried. Go ahead and try it...
Tyler
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You can split the file with MP3DirectCut. There's a great audio tutorial
for it:
http://home.comcast.net/~musicmaker365/mp3directcut_help.zip
<*** Michael Lang ***>
You wrote:
> I have about a two hour long .mp3 file of a radio show. I'd like to
> break the file into two smaller files for b
Hi Chris; Thanks for the wise advice; I'll stick to windows media player
which I believe will burn my mp3s. Ken b
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Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 11:51 AM
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Will Gold Wave also put a bunchof mp3s into one folder for which now
consist of many folders for these mp3s. Ken b
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Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 12:05 PM
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Hi Clifford.
GoldWave will do it for you and there is a list of blind GoldWave users who
will be pleased to assist you.
Andy
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>I have
Glad to know that; thanks.
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hi. go to http://www.blindcooltech.com and go to the contact link. Blind
cool tech is no longer being hosted on he A P H website.
It was eating up too much of their bandwidth, so he moved it to another
provider.
At 09:43 AM 10/18/2005, you wrote:
>I don't have a specific e-mail address for
hi Ken
Yes you can, but it's very, very, very! slow!!!
So stick with windows xp's cd burning features for now.
At 09:52 AM 10/18/2005, you wrote:
>Ok, Chris; thanks and btw, Can one, *who knows the prog winamp* turn mp3s
>from the harddrivewhere their stored presently, into mp3s burned onto a
>c
Ok, Chris; thanks and btw, Can one, *who knows the prog winamp* turn mp3s
from the harddrivewhere their stored presently, into mp3s burned onto a
cdr/w via winamp? Ken B
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I don't have a specific e-mail address for Larry, but if you log onto the
APYH website and find blindcooltech, I think he gives it there.
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Hi,
No, you can still use the scheduler, but if you're wanting to record a web
stream, you will have to make start the stream running before Total Recorder
is scheduled to start.
Or, I suppose you could use the Windows Scheduler program to start the
stream before Total Recorder runs, but I'm n
Hi,
You can always use the scheduler to turn the recorder off
and on during a day if you got the stream running already.
Rusty
>Hi Ann, so does that mean that total recorder scheduler won't work with
>total recorder standard edition? That is too bad. I only found two
>tab controls, th
Yes, Ann is correct. You can schedule a recording to start and stop with
the standard edition, but you already have to be connected to the sound
source. Or you can schedule a playback, using TR as an alarm clock. With
Professional, you can tell the program to connect to a Url at the given
tim
I have about a two hour long .mp3 file of a radio show. I'd like to
break the file into two smaller files for burning into .wav and to add
track markers at the end of the songs. Can .mp3Trim or .mp3 direct cut
be used for this? If not, any suggestions of what program would be good
for this with
Hi Ann, so does that mean that total recorder scheduler won't work with
total recorder standard edition? That is too bad. I only found two
tab controls, the general tab, and the status tab, just wish they
wouldn't have included the scheduler on the standard version, if that
is the case.
On Tue,
If you're using Total Recorder Standard, you can't ad URL's. You have to use
Total Recorder Pro or Developer editions for that feature.
~Ann
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From: "Marty Rimpau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 6:25 AM
Subject: questions reg
If you go to the frequently asked questions link on the blind
cool tech website all of your questions will be answered.
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>Hi, I just learned about the Blind Cool Tech site and is
>opening a whole new learning experience for me. My question
>is tha
Hi, I just learned about the Blind Cool Tech site and is opening a whole new
learning experience for me. My question is that does anyone know Larry
Skutchan's e-mail so that I can ask him what recording device he is using to
record the sessions ? It sounds great and he must be using stereo. I
Marty I don't know if this will help, but on the scheduler there are several
pages. You were on the first page, where you schedule the time and name of
your recording. I don't know the window eyes command but with jaws it's
control tab; I have to control tab to get to the streaming page and it
Hi all, I decided last night, to try total recorder scheduler out, and
I can figure most of it out, but I wanted just to record something once
for an hour, and so I found the radio buttons that said absolute and
duration, and left the radio button at the once setting, but I couldn't
find any place
Hi Kevin,
I'm using CDEx 1.60 Beta 1.
I was able to download the ASPI drivers from Adaptec's site, but I
don't think they're being installed propperly. When I ran CDEx after the
drivers got installed, it worked fine until I started using the "read from
WinAmpDB" feature, then things went
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