Hi,
I am in need of recording material in MP3 format at 44,100 Hz with 128 KBS.
I have Sound Forge 5.0, an older version yes but from what I seen the newer
versions don't offer much different setting options. In fact when I try to
set a 44,100 Hz MP3 at 32 bit, when I save it, it always reverts
hi tyler,
Well a very Merry Christmas to you and yours. Dave Hutchins
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From: "Tyler Wood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 3:59 PM
Subject: marry christmas
> Hi all,
>
> I just wanted to Wish Jonnithon, and the rest of the list, a marry
>
Hi,
Sorry, don't know. The screw that matters is not documented
anywhere that I know of, so, I have only messed with the one that I
read about on one of these lists.
Rusty
> At 08:13 PM 12/21/2005, Brent Harding spake thusly:-
>Wow, what is this label for? Does it say that switching
NO NO it does not, don't think I'd mess with those. I knew what the label
was at one time, but I've forgotten. It's nothing about illegal or anything.
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From: "Brent Harding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 8:13
Wow, what is this label for? Does it say that switching stuff under here is
illegal and shouldn't be done,? I was thinking of getting one of these, what
would the other two adjustments control? I guess one could play with them
all and see if it tweaks the sound on the other two screws.
- Or
I don't think the adjustment is illegal at all, maybe they just don't want
folks messing with them. It only makes the Ccrane go about a block or two.
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From: "Jerry Richer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. "
Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 1:05 P
I am writing a "me too" message? Though, in this case, the wishes are
heart felt and truthful, and, now, I am up to date in reading, up to
the 21 December, first day of winter in this u s of a place where I
live, where in, today, sure doesn't feel like it being 84
degrees--still, MERRY CHRISTMA
Why not have winamp create a huge playlist and ezcda-extracter do a
convert from that?
At 09:17 AM 12/20/2005, you wrote:
>I've used this program since forever but have not found a way to
>recurse subfolders. I have about seven gigs that I want to convert,
>and really do not wish to have to do i
Hmmm. I stil have to look at it-- I just added it to my favorites and never
really looked at it. Then again, I guess I was waiting for christmas to end?
Tyler
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Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Hi all,
I just wanted to Wish Jonnithon, and the rest of the list, a marry christmas
and a happy new year. You've all been great help.
Tyler
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Well, yah, that would be a problem, but only after about 3 hours or
so at 44..1Khz 16Bit stereo.
thanks though John, good seeing ya here.
Curtis Delzer
At 04:46 PM 12/14/2005, you wrote:
>Hello Curtis,
>
>Could it be that your drive is fat32 and that the temp file has hit the
>limit of I b
Yes, sure did, and still happened. I think that drive may be going
bad, though chkdsk and defrag do not report such.
Curtis Delzer
At 12:35 PM 12/14/2005, you wrote:
>Have you checked where your temp directory is pointing to in Sound Forge?
>
>At 12:27 14/12/2005 -0800, Curtis Delzer said:
What's the most popular wireless headphone? What kind of distances are you
getting out of the wireless headphones and the FM transmitters?
Have you heard anything about Blue tooth headphones/keyboards and how their
reliability and distances compare to what we are talking about here?
Reed
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Sorry! Someone asked for specs, I knew where they were so I posted
them. I never meant to imply that it is or is not accessible. I know
nothing about it.
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Hi,
If you check very very carefully, there is a small
rectangular label in the back of the unit. It is almost
undecernable, but it can be peeled off, thus exposing three screw
holes. The one closes to the edge is the one you need. You'll need
a jeweler's screwdriver, or, at least
The C Crane adjustment being referred to is not meant to be changed.
It's hidden behind a label which has to be peeled off. I've never seen the
unit so can't advise more specifically. I suppose it's technically illegal
to change the setting and that's why it's set as it is. Maybe they sell
Typically, they are used as a *wireless* connection between a computer and,
for example, a stereo receiver.
Blessed Be,
Dana
that's Dayna, D A N A, NOT Donna, D O N N A
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Reed! Many of us use an FM transmitter and wireless keyboard to work
with our computer remotely. The FM transmitter allows us to hear the audio,
including software speech from the computer over a standard FM radio and the
wireless keyboard allows us to enter commands. With this equipment we
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005 08:53:49 -0800, you wrote:
>What are these FM transmitters of which you speak? What are they a low cost
>alternative to?
It's just a low (very low)-powered FM transmitter you can hook up to
any audio source so that you can hear it on a radio somewhere else in
your house or of
Much intrigued...
What are these FM transmitters of which you speak? What are they a low cost
alternative to?
Reed
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Sent: December 21, 2005 2:32 AM
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Subject: Re: F
Where is the secret screw adjustment?
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Subject: Re: FM transmitters
I couldn't agree more. After you make the slight adjust
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Are any of you using the Iriver H-10C model? I am able to load and unload
Music or MP3 files with no trouble, I can play the Music, I can with a
little work get to the FM Radio, that is about what I am able to do.
The unit has a small number of buttons about 7 so that simplifies the
selections
I have one of the C Crane FM transmitters and wonder what adjustment that
kicks butt you speak of? I think the only adjustment mine has is to change
the output frequency, maybe I am missing something?
My unit is about three years old does that matter?
Dick
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Hi listers. I wonder what do I need to write AVI or MPG files, I hope I got
that extension right, to a DVD? I want to write downloaded moovies to a DVD
for watching. Can anyone help?
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I couldn't agree more. After you make the slight adjustment, they work
great. Not only are they a good low cost alternative, they sound good. You
can also use them with batteries, something which could prove helpful. I had
one running constantly for about a year and didn't have a bit of trouble
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