that's changing now. I have an e mahine, and it burns at 48x, and it's not
even their top end machine.
Rick
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no, once yu hit like 1500 commands, it will totally stop working.
I hit that a month ago.
rick
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> hi
>
Not only is it a windows media audio format, but it's also the best format
by a mile.
Heere is my 2 cents. Considering windows media player 10 works really well
with jaws and I wouldn't mind betting that it also works with window eyes
and any other half decent screen reader, then wmp 10 gets m
Hmm. maybe they put it back up. I'll take a look at it.
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I accessed that site from the JFWLite page this afternoon and it seemed
Hi all,
I have a different question regarding the ripping of mp3. I ripped a cd to
mp3 with media player 10. the interesting thing is that the name of the
cd/the directory was listed, but for whatever reason the individual song
tracks were not named. It just says track 01 etc. the interesting thing
I accessed that site from the JFWLite page this afternoon and it seemed
fine.
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> Oh, and the main CDex site is down, or atleast it w
Oh, and the main CDex site is down, or atleast it was a few months ago.
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Hi Folks:
In recent posts, I've seen references to the fact that CDex is
hi tyler
i highly doubt real networks will switch to something like winamp, i just
can't see it.
the paid version of winamp burns at 48x, but this is only useful if you have
a burner that supports burning that fast. not many burners that come with
pc's do, and most of the lower end externals or mou
hi tyler
can't comment for sure, but he's talking about media player. it goes in
percent, but as he said it gives you more info. the wm 9 dialog isn't very
accessible, but apparently that changed with 10. haven't bothered to waste
an hour and a half to grab 10 to find out, i'd prefer about 40 minut
hi
the link is
http://www.whitestick.co.uk/download.html
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hi
just a correction here.
gold wave only costs like 29.95 or some such. it's a very good editor. it
allows you to do 150 commands free per session. after that, you get an alert
about you being over the amount, but it will continue working.
brandon
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Hi Folks:
In recent posts, I've seen references to the fact that CDex is no longer
free. I don't know where the author of the posts came across the
information but I can tell you that CDex 1.60 Beta 1, is still freeware.
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Lossless is actually any format where there is no loss of audio quality.
Windows Media offers a lossless format, FLAC is another.
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You can also get CDex at JFWLite.COM!
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> My mp3 player can't play .ogg files and besides it doesn't work. B
I believe that I have put over 200 songs on a CD!
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> Ah, yes. Forgot about that. Its been a long time since
Lossless is a Windows Media Audio format!
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> Its not a program; its a music format, like mp3 or wavv.
>
> T
Gold wave allows you to tweak audio files (as Keven said, volume). You can
also tweak various other things, such as echo, reverb, and I'm not sure what
else. Oh yeah, you can convert between file formatts, and you can also
change channels (so that the right speaker is now on the left speaker). T
Hello!
Is it posible to record streaming audio with the m audio delta audiophile 192
soundcard using any sound editor
If yes then i've must have done something wrong during the installation becuase
i can't figure out how to do this.
THere are no settings for example in the volume control under th
That's what I don't get. If real would ditch that format and have a player
like winamp, I'm sure they might get a bigger audience. Besides, I burned
cds with real player for well over 2 years on my old win 98 machine. I can
even see real player being supior to winamp since it burns as fast as 52
Do you mean the quolity? Its kind of stupid- it goes in percents as a posed
to bitrate. Or were you talking about cd-ex? I haven't used that yet but
really want to now.
Tyler
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My mp3 player can't play .ogg files and besides it doesn't work. But what
was the link to CD-ex again? I'd like to try it out.
thanks
Tyler
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Hi, I'd like to know about the gold wolf program that you mentioned.
Thanks.
Terri
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Hi Rosemary.
Here's
hi tyler,
the reason that is is because of the bitrate. it's probably set at like 320
or some garbage like that. you get just as good results with 192 cbr, or vbr
around 192 even. personally, i use ogg. i don't mind having a bit less
quality, so i use the OU2V3 ogg encoder with CDEX, which allows m
what you have to do is set the sliders to 128 in the options for ripping
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> Ah, yes. Forgot about that. It
hi tyler,
real player may be a good player, but like was said here, real format is a
bugger to convert and is not supported very widely, so it was instantly
taken off my list of possibilities.
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Ah, yes. Forgot about that. Its been a long time since I've ripped music
with WMP. I stil don't like the fact that when I convert to .mp3, I can only
fit about 40 songs onto an mp3 cd, as a posed to 150 if I download the
songs.
Tyler
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I think its stupid that real player doesn't allow .mp3 conversion, but that
is about the only setback I can see, although you have to pay for some
things which is even more of a drag. I stil like winamp, though, but I use
meedia player for leasure music listening since its real easy to make
pla
Its not a program; its a music format, like mp3 or wavv.
Tyler
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> Hi, Kevin. Where can you get t
Hi, Kevin. Where can you get this program called Lossless?
Rosemarie
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> Hi Mari.
>
> Not a stupid quest
Hi Tyler.
There's plenty of references to using OGG plug-ins in media player - just
google it. As for the real format, well that's just too proprietary and
will never be supported widely by portable devices and is a pain to convert
so that's a non starter for me even if it is the best player in t
I play copy-protected WMA files with no difficulty using Winamp.
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Hi Tyler.
You can use your JAWS cursor to check the status of the rip. Just below the
menu bar there's a toolbar that says 'stop rip' when ripping is in progress
and this changes to 'rip music' when the rip is completed. The automatic
ejection of the CD is more convenient though, of course.
Reg
Hi Andre.
Yes, it's certainly true that music of low complexity will need less
information held to represent the music. When I've previously ripped in
variable rate MP3 format with high quality, it was difficult to find a 60's
track that wanted more than 192kbps whereas most off the music that I
Hi Brandon.
It was a while back when I looked at the latest version of CDEX and I think
it's the version on www.whitestick.co.uk that was no longer freeware,
version 1.6.0 beta. Despite it being advertised as freeware, I remember
downloading and seeing that it had now become shareware.
I still u
Do you mean licensed files? My winamp plays them. That's too bad, though, if
its a really long file in wmp you can't really have a "bookmark" where in
winamp there are time markers.
Tyler
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You could always try cdex or exact audio copy. (I don't have the link right
off hand for the latter). By use of a compressor (a good one, mind you like
laim or such) you can get a variable bitrate, which means the music will go
up or down in KBPS depending on the complexity or voluem of the musi
Hi all
Just one thing I have found and also the reason why I do not use winamp.
Many download services like od2.com which is the one used by a South African
company here, encrypt their files in copywrited wma format. I have never
found a version of winamp that can play them. And therefore I pre
Hi everyone,
I have an mp3 player. A PNY vibe 2 GB model. It acts as a removable disk in
windows and it was a good player. I had to get a third party USB cable since my
dog chewed the old one. That was when it started to have problems. Not huge
ones, mind you, it was just picky about which USB
Hi all
Just another question about this for which there is probably not really an
answer.
Are there some music which can actually be e.g. ripped to mp3 format without
really losing too much or no sound quality?
I am thinking now of e.g. music recorded in the fifties and sixties, single
instrumen
ahem...
I'd have to say that real player would win against playing all filetypes
even though it may be hard to get used to. Its easy to make a playlist, and
at least in my experience its a good all-around player. You can rip music
from real player, too. It it doesn't get much simpler: put a cd
To add to that, though, windows meedia player is good for a beginner. Then
you could move up to cdex when you know all of the ripping methods and such.
Tyler
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This is a method, I believe, that is kind of like bariable bitrate. By this
I mean that the bitrates will switch between 128 and 60 or something
similar, depending of the complexity of the music and part of the small. By
doing this, the music will sound just as good and the file will be smaller.
Ripping cds with windows meedia player is easy:
1. open windows meedia player.2. Asuming you have version 10, tab until you
hear "rip cd" or something; even if you don't have 10, however, something
similar will be there.
3. Press space, and tab until you see a list box with checkboxes. You can
no, this is a current limitation on all non Archos models that record and that
support Rockbox.
The original Iriver firmware do record in Wav or MP3 format.
but for now, Rockbox only support Wav format recording in 44100 HZ 16 Bit
stereo.
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biblos do not split mp3 files.
it split the creation of the audio in MP3 format by the specified number.
for example if you put 47, it would split the reading into 47 mp3 files.
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On 26/05/2006 at 21:45 kevin cussick wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>My finger is fee
hi kevin,
you probably have some good points here. i haven't really bothered to try
and mess with media player for live albums in my posession.
as for doing better with WMA, yeah. some of microsoft's products do actually
work together.
there are several bonuses for winamp, though. for one, it's ab
Hi Mari.
Not a stupid question at all - the myriad of formats are definitely
confusing until you get more acquainted with digital music.
Basically, lossless means that nothing has been taken away from the music
during compression. So, all of your high and low frequencies are left
intact and ther
Hi Brandon.
Don't completely disagree with your points below - very valid. However, I
don't think it gets much easier to rip a CD than placing a CD in the drawer
and having it automatically ejected less than 2 minutes later having been
ripped to the format of your choice which once set as your de
hi,
here's my thoughts on the subject.
windows media player isn't nearly the best choice for cd ripping. you can go
out and download a free program such as CDEX which is much easier to use, is
focused on ripping and allows you to convert into mp3 much easier than
windows media, as well as having m
Hello,
Beginning with windows media player 9, you should be able to rip cds. The
default is wma. If you want to rip using any other format such as mp3, you
will have to go into the options and change that. With 9, you needed an mp3
incoder. But with 10, you do not. I did have a lot of trouble with
Hi Kevin,
Thank you so much for sharing the step-by-step method for extracting
tracks with Windows Media Player. I have just begun learning how to do
this, and I was a bit confused. One question: What is "lossless"?
Stupid, I know, but I'm a beginner. Thank you again.
Mari Dole
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Hi Rosemary.
Here's a few notes I put together for a friend on ripping CD's using windows
media player 10. Hope they may be of some use.
Now, for ripping losslessly. The good news is that the program is free and
you'll probably already have it. It's windows media player. You will need
to have
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