hello all,
i just upgraded to replay av 8.
i hitt upon the following:
in replay av 7 i could convert my captured file to mpe with a 192 bitrate.
in the new replay i have more formats but when i select the mp3 format i only
see:
128 k bps, 16, 32 and 64.
i want a higher bitrate than 128.
is there s
yes, you have to create the file manually and place it in the conversation
folder then restart replay av and it will be in the converting table for you
to choose from
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hello. I've not heard of that model but on the ws320m you just switch the
switch to the music position and navigate left and
right. I don't know about the folders as I don't use it for music.
SA&G
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I'm trying out an Olympus WS-331m recorder.
I have a lot of it worked out but am having trouble selecting folders in
music mode. It seems the folder button isn't used for this purpose in music
mode. I'm trying to get to the root folder.
Anyone know the trick?
Thanks.
Bob
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John,
Did that with no positive results. All is not lost, as I may have some of
the information that I want to retrieve on e-mails that I sent out. .
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Bob, sometimes, if you keep re-trying to read the disk you might be
able to see the files. Or, if you have access to another pc, that pc
might be able to read the disk.
earlier, Bob Seed, wrote:
>Does anyone out there know of a program that will open up a floppy
>disc that may be corrupted? I
Does anyone out there know of a program that will open up a floppy disc that
may be corrupted? I know that there is files on this particular disc, but when
I try to loaded I get the message that the disc is not formatted. Never had
this problem before. I did install the new winamp the other day.
Thanks, Arthur. Very clear directions. I solved the problem, only thanks to
you, with a different setting in Winamp's general properties by unchecking
the box that has Winamp search for updates. With that nuisance gone, I'll
keep Winamp as the default for now.
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Hard drive problems are off topic for the pc audio list.
You'd probably get more help on the blind tech list.
Tom
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>here is the thing it worked too days ago both using up I
>just plugged it in to my computer and it shows up it sounds
>like their is somethin
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Hi Adrian,
Open Winamp,
(ctrl + P for preferences,
go to the top for general preferences,
and tab to where it says check for Winamp at start up, and uncheck it.
If you want to make Windows media your default,
open WindowsMedia, Alt for file, go to to tools, press inter, arrow up to
options, inter,
Hey Dave,\
Right me privately. I have the program here I will send it too you as a
file attachment.
Scott
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Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 11:24 PM
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hi, just done that as i can't figure out a solution.
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We are talking here about 'multi-track recording aren't we? Not
multi-channel, which is what Sound Forge 9 does.
Yes, Sonar does seem to be the only choice for multi-track recording,
at least that I've heard of. $300.00 seems a hell of a lot extra on
top of the cost of JFW for access to it, but
For multi-channel recording a lot of people use Sonar from Cakewalk.
It works well with JAWS and the $300 scripts for it and many people report
good success with Window Eyes out of the box.
Jerry
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here is the thing it worked too days ago both using up I just plugged it in
to my computer and it shows up it sounds like their is something involving
USB devices on her machine which isn't recognizing or allowing it to
function
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Of course! First open winamp 5.5, open the file you wish to convert, and
then clic right-mouse.
Thao Vy said the following on 02.11.2007 12:40:
> Do I have to be in winamp first, before I can click the right mouse or the
> applications key to send to?
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High James,
I ran in to that problem before.
The trick to it is, having the correct drivers for that hard drive installed
on your computer.
Does your girl friend have them on her computer?
Another thing you may want to think about, is the type of operating system
she's running.
Windows XP will fi
Winamp 5.35 and pretty much all earlier winap versions can be downloaded at
the Winamp Heaven site. Not sure of the url but you can google it.
Larry
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okay folks greetings from Denver here is a weird situation my girlfriend has
an internal drive which she placed in an enclosure, up until yesterday it
worked fine using the USB interface, since yesterday when she tryst to
access it says 0 bytes access is denied. however if she brings it over to
Do I have to be in winamp first, before I can click the right mouse or the
applications key to send to?
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The newest winamp 5.5 has abbility to convert files in all formats it
supports. Just clic right-mouse and choose send to, and then the last
options is convert format. That's all.
Michael Lang said the following on 02.11.2007 02:58:
> Hi Steve,
> I like your conversion method, because one can cho
It sounds like the indicator for 80 minute disks but I'm not sure.
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Subject: Weard Specks On CDR's Question
Hello List Membe
Hello List Members,
The time has come for me to get a lot of audio files off of my computer.
I am looking to order new CDR's to do this.
I was looking at them on:
http://www.tape.com
The CDR's that I'm looking at has 80pt.
I've never seen or heard this term and or speck before.
Can anyone tell me w
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