You'll get a lot more for your money with Book Port 2 than with Milestone...
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 6:48 AM
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Hi Rick, boy, that is so obvious. I guess my use of
the term "one-touch recording" comes from my days using a
VCR. Thanks for your prompt reply...Norma
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s: CTRL+P
>> To: Play a DVD
>> Press: CTRL+SHIFT+P
>> To: Go to the DVD menu
>> Press: CTRL+SHIFT+M
>> To: Turn closed captioning on or off
>> Press: CTRL+SHIFT+C
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>> --Warmest regards,
>>
>> --Rick Alfaro
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It's not the 128 that's causing you the problems. It's the 32 as opposed to
the 16.
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From: Harry Lyddall
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 10:43 AM
Subject: Re: soundforge 6 and 32 bit recording
thanks gary, i'll check that o
t;>> Press: CTRL+SHIFT+B
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Norma,
Not sure what you mean by one touch, but if you are watching something and
just want to start recording on the fly, most definitely. You can just hit
control r or hit the record button on the remote.
--Warmest regards,
--Rick Alfaro
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Joe,
Its possible that you put the files onto the CD, and it converted them to
wav rather than leaving them as MP3. I use nero myself, but if you want them
to remain as mp3, just generate a data cd. Check the cd to make sure that
they are there as mp3s. Furthermore, the player may not handle vari
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&g
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>> To: Rewind
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>> To: Stop a DVD
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>> To: Play a DVD
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>> To: Go to the DVD menu
>> Press: CTRL+SHIFT+M
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Hi Rick, do you know if Media Center has a one-touch recording
feature? I didn't see it in the shortcuts list, but I can't believe
MC doesn't have this capability. Thanks for any insight, Norma
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op a DVD
>> Press: CTRL+SHIFT+S
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Hello, I was wondering if QBase and
Sebalious were accessible with Window Eyes. I am not sure whether there are
setfiles for them.
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r go to the previous chapter
>> Press: CTRL+B
>> To: Fast forward
>> Press: CTRL+SHIFT+F
>> To: Rewind
>> Press: CTRL+SHIFT+B
>> To: Stop a DVD
>> Press: CTRL+SHIFT+S
>> To: Pause or resume playing a DVD
>> Press: CTRL+P
>> To: Play a D
CTRL+SHIFT+B
>> To: Stop a DVD
>> Press: CTRL+SHIFT+S
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>> Press: CTRL+P
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notv ersion 6 that is the last accessible version to us
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From: "russell Bourgoin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 8:34 AM
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> Hi,
>
> So does roxio ez cd slash dvd
Russ,
I know the Sony ICD-U70. It has great speed control. One can speed up MP3
file playback up to 100 %. However, it's speaker is not really useable,
it is much too soft.
You could check the Olympus DS-50. It has a built-in speaker and one can
speed up MP3 file playback, max is 1,5x. The DS-50
Hi, all! I'm not sure if my message made it to this list, so I thought I'd
try again. Below is my request for info, but I'm ammending it to say I'd be
interested in external sound cards as well. Any takers?
Peace,
Kathy
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hello friends, i have a sony diskman, a-track d-nf611 it plays regular
CD's as well as cd's with mp3 files, however, today i downloaded seven mp3
files sent to me, i endeavoured to put them on to a data Cd, using roxio ,
the CD played ok in my computer, but when i tried to play the CD in my
diskm
hello friends, i have a sony diskman, a-track d-nf611, it plays regular
cd's, and mp3 cd's, however, today i downloaded seven mp3 files from a
friend, and using roxio cd burner i put the files on to a data CD, however,
when i tried to play the cd on my diskman, it wouldn't play the files, what
am
will win amp play most or all of the windows media player file types like my
saved stations in the wpl format and will winamp play dvds both video and
audio from dvd's
does it support the dvd audio and video formats
Roger R. Cusson
Computer Access Specialist
Seeing Hands Enterprises - Lisbon,
Hi,
So does roxio ez cd slash dvd creator.
Rusty
> At 07:58 PM 3/19/2007, Gary Petraccaro spake thusly:-
>Nero does.
>
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> Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 2:33 PM
> Subject: Re: Deepburner, What Not A
Unless we got hold of sources to feed into a sound card that had less noise
than 32 bits could pick up in a recording, it doesn't seem worth wasting the
disk space for the larger wave file even if some card might exist that can
record at 32 bits. I heard in a demo that 64-bit recording is availa
It's not readily available, anymore; keep looking!
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hi
where to get Jonathan's tutorial?
thanks for sharing.
thanks gary, i'll check that out. i record a lot of drama, and listeners ask
for it to be in 128 which they can get in goldwave.
thanks:
harry
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hi
where to get Jonathan's tutorial?
thanks for sharing.
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> In Sound Forge 8, could anyone familiar with the product explain what
> setting I
I think you need to ask yourself why you're bothering to go over 16-bit.
After that, see if 32-bit is available for any other format such as line-in.
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Subject: soundforg
The computer doesn't see any files on the disc. There are files on the disc.
I'm not sure how to get at them from within Nero for copying to hard drive.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 9:05 AM
Subject: RE:
On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 02:39:19 -0800, you wrote:
>there is a windows update as well 7.1
How is its accessibility? Has it come anywhere near the way toward
the accessibility provided in Version 4 by Brian Hartgen's scripts? I
haven't touched mine since then because I like how Brian's scripts
worked
Hi
I have a few mp3 books here and I was wondering which
software program would allow me to mark a chapter in these
books on my pc, I have dolphin easyreader and this
definitely will not do this for me.
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Hi. I have just heard from my friend. The Milestone does not have either
speed nor pitch controls
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A data disc doesn't need it.
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I have a data disc which may need finalization. I usually do all t
Russ,
I understand the Bookport 2 will have a loudspeaker and variable speed
capability. APH projects that it will be available in July.
APH's website has an inadequate search function. In the past, when seeking
more information about upcoming products, I've used Google and searched for
such t
Wait for Bookport 2 in a couple months. Will have a speaker and
re-chargeable batteries.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 9:08 PM
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> H
Hi Russ. I have just called RNIB customer services and the Milestone
deffinately has a built in speaker. As for pitch or speed controls, they
tried to put me through to the hi-tech department but there was no answer so
I can't say if it has pitch or speed controls or not. I have a friend who
has
how?
didn't see a disk spanning feature when I am burning my cds.
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> Nero does.
>
> - Original Message
Hi Walter
Thanks for the info on the Milestone. On the website below it is
described as a credit card sized device with SD flash card. It does
not mention a built in speaker. Is anyone on this list using it?
Does it have a speaker and speed and pitch control?
Milestone site:
http://onlineshop.
Hi Russ. I don't own one as I already have an MP3 player which I use only
for music but the RNIB Milestone is apparently a very good player.
According to those who have told me, it has a built in speaker of high sound
quality and is very compact. Transferring files is straightforward and it
has b
hello all.
equipment is p4 2.6ghzs processor, s b audigy soundcard, soundforge 6
realplayer 10.5
when recording a bbc radio stream i cannot use 24 or 32 bit as the stream
repeats and drops out at anything over 16 bit. do i need to find a more up to
date driver for the audigy 2 card?
any adv
If it backs up drives, it has to span. I'm looking for a new backup solution
for myself later today, so, I'll check it out. Otherwise, it's probably
something like Drive Image which has a useable DOS component.
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