There used to be those needles I used that you could switch over from the
right to the left to change needles.
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Subject: how easy is it for a blind per
When I go into the library in winamp I see several options, but I have no
idea how to find anything. For example I wanted to go to AOL radio with XM,
but I don't see anything listed. How do you use the library?
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Hello Casey,
I said in an earlier post something about JVC turntables.
Me being a blind person, I have to have a pare of turntables that are easy
to take care of.
I've tried everything from Pioneer to SONY.
I have even tried some of the higher end turntables.
I've found that JVC is easier to take c
well someone told me on this list a while back about Crosley.
I got me a small radio and record player unit for Christmas.
if heaven forbid if i need to replace it, what do i have to do.
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Hi so since you are a dj.
What kind of turn tables do you use and what needles do you recommend for
the best sound out of records?
Also about how much would one have to pay to purchase whatever turn table
that you would recommend?
Also what do you look for in purchasing a turn table and what shou
High Randy,
It depends on the record player.
If it's a JVC, it's very easy to replace the needle in those for a blind
person.
But if it's another brand such as Panasonic, and or RCA, this is when it
gets very tricky.
I am a DJ.
So when I go shopping for a pare of turntables, I look very carefully
Friends,
as the subject states, how easy is it for a blidn person to replace an old
needle with a new one on a record player?
Randy.
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hi, yes you will have to place some silence in between tracks also you will
to change jthe format because a normal cd player will only play cda for
compact disc audio or mp3.
hth
anthony
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From: "Catherine Turner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, D
sornar 4 is already accessible with window-eyes 5.5 and above. I use it
myself.
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Sent: Friday, December 28, 2007 2:15 PM
Subject: Making Sonar Accessible
> Hello, I am trying to make Sonar accessible with Window Eyes,
I usually do the standerd blue book half second silence before and after a
track. but tha'ts just me.
SA&G
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From: "Kulvinder Singh Bhogal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, December 28, 2007 10:45 AM
Subject: Re: Making audio CDs questi
Hmm I didn't know that.
Thanks for that.
SA7g
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From: "Dan Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, December 28, 2007 5:19 AM
Subject: Re: Making audio CDs question
Yes,
1. Put a blank cd in the cd burner.
2. Locate a song you wan
Hello, I am trying to make Sonar accessible with Window Eyes, but the only thing
is to edit the registry. I have made a system restore point and I have got the
key.
I go into the start menu, run and type in regedit. Then, I go to edit, new and
key.
However, it asks for a key name and I can't put
Hi there
Yes you can burn these files on to a CD. You can also edit the files with
something like Goldwave or Sound forge to put the silence that you want.
Hope this is of some help to you.
Regards.
Kulvinder Singh Bhogal
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Hi Catherine,
Using that same wizard, you can merely copy, cut and paste music files onto the
cd drive and select burn to disc. The wizard will walk you through the
remainder of the process as well as automatically implementing a 1 or 2 second
delay between each track.
HTH!
Best Regards,
Co
Yes,
1. Put a blank cd in the cd burner.
2. Locate a song you want to put on the cd and copy it to the clipboard.
TThis is done by clicking your right mouse or pressing the application key
and then clicking or pressing enter on copy.
3. Press alt plus tab or maximize the cd burner drive agai
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