actually the tube idea will give a more warmer sound plus mor
definition
to the sound spectrum.
this way the sound that is reproduced is a natural sound and not colorized
by any dsp processing. the concept of the tube/valve idea is that withthe
sound frequency's this will help define the sou
My turtle beach Montego DDL sounds quite good compared to the SBLive I had
in my old machine. It has optical in and out, a mic in, line in, line out,
and a couple other jacks I'm not sure what for. I think those are surround,
wouldn't it be nice if one could just have an extra wave device in Win
I thought I found that online somewhere that the valve thing is just what
the British call tubes. I thought Adam Curry's idea on his shows in the
earlier days when he said he used a "stereo valve processor" litterally
meant the name of the device, when in fact, all it is was a generalization
of
Well, I do notice that if people do Internet shows using on board sound
cards, you can really hear the hiss from the mic out jacks. The cheapest
solution to that problem is probably a USB headset mic, but then you get too
much breathing in. You probably would need a higher end card to get better
Hello all,
Just as I promised in my last post, here is the link to that USB vacuum tube
amp that I was telling you all about.
http://www.neuhauslabs.com/amplifiers/
I am wondering something about this though, can you record from this unit?
I will call them and ask them about that tomorrow.
My be
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Caroline, I'm not surprised the Beeb isn't making it easy to play downloaded
files in other media players because, after all, the licence you're granted to
play these does in the normal way of playing them expire in 28 days or
something like that.
I wonder though if there is an extra DRM module or
Hello all,
I have been doing some digging on vacuum tube sound cards, and this is what
I've found.
I found a tube amplifier that has a USB inter face that bypasses your
computer's sound card.
It has a 24 bit 156 kHz DAT converter.
But it is kind of pricy.
This unit sails for $750
I will get bac
Hi Dane,
I'm a big fan of Total Recorder Pro, as I've been using it for audio
work for several years. Thanks for the tips on the video capture
info, I'll go to the TR site and check it out.
Regards,
Norma
At 02:51 AM 11/1/2009, you wrote:
Hi!
I've got what perhaps may be an easier optio
Thank you for these Ray.
David
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David, as you want the video as well as the
Speaking of high sound quality - I would be in the market for a very good
digital to analog converter simply to use my computer connected to a good
stereo system.
Is there anything better than the xitel for example?
Andre
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I have heard though that they are quite OK when using them with computer
speakers but that they are not that good when hooking them up to high end
systems like NAD and Rotell.
Andre
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Hi,
Well actually there are many factors to consider when bying a sound card, of
higher class.
In my opinion you should really try to get it away from the noisy and
electro magnetic pc itself, and out in the free air. smile
Any way a firewire, or a USB solution, where the data remains 100 % digi
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Hi Tim.
This device sounds like something I'd be very much interested in.
I've been using the Soundblaster for several years to take the optic from my
computer to my Arcam AV. Not too bothered about recording at this time, so
an output device would seem to meet my needs.
Dio you know if thi
Wow. A lot of good advice on sound cards. When I was looking for a good card
about a year ago, I decided on the creative x-fi stream music. Unfortunately it
was discontinued at about $60 in the US. and I don't think creative ever came
up with anything as good to take its place. If you have an o
David, as you want the video as well as the audio I guess replies here are
going to be fewer than if you wanted simply to extract audio.
I have found a Wiki article listing quite a few programs handling straight
ripping some restricted to unprotected formats, others claiming to be able to
deal wit
Thanks Ray,
I'm actually looking to rip DVDs to my PC rather than burning them.
The zen idea is a good one though, thank you for that
David
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The iPod Shuffle and iPod Nano can be self voicing, bugt you need to set
that up on your PC or Mac with iTunes. Audio clips are copied via iTunes to
the iPod to voice the menus, folders and files.
The iPod Touch includes Voice Over, so once you get sighted help or use
iTunes to turn it on, it'll h
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From: "Steve Pattison"
To: "Access L" ; "PC Audio" ;
"CUG Members"
Sent: Sunday, November 01, 2009 5:08 AM
Subject: Fwd: A very special and exciting announcement,plus more about the
pen friend,and an interesting new conce
An interesting thread and plenty of interfaces to go and take a look at.
Still, I have one question: these may do what we want in terms of multimple
inputs or outputs, but how usable is the interface that comes with them?
I think myself that for multi-input work we really need an external mixer
Hi Bue,
I'm using a little device here called the UD10.1 audio converter from Trends
audio. It connects to your pc via usb, and has a variety of outputs
including both optical and coaxual s-pdif, XLR, and BNC. The 3.5mm
headphone socket also doubles as a line output, and provides phono out b
Thanks Christopher for this. So am I wrong thinking the latest IPods - or
some of them - are entirely self-voicing?
I've not dipped as much as a toe nail yet in the world of IPods.
Ray
Christopher Chaltain wrote:
The iPod Touch has Voice Over included. The iPod Nano and the iPod Shuffle
both nee
Hi,
the URL you posted is just the address you fill out in the address line but
doesn't have anything common with live stream.
In this case the radio is played in the background of a cite so it's necessary
pulling it out using some utilities designed for this. The live stream 32kb/s
mpeg2 here
Hi,
the Screamer-radio core itself doesn't have, but there is separately-built
programe that gets attached to the mentioned core Screamer-radio called
Screamermenu. There's supposed to be some help file there or something but it
seems to be quite intuitive and easy. It's important to stress tha
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To: whats on what...@theglobalvoice.info
Boy do I have news for you! I have to keep myself from telling you, but this
is something really exciting! We have something really really cool we want
to share with you on Innovations this week.
Apart
The iPod Touch has Voice Over included. The iPod Nano and the iPod Shuffle
both need iTunes to copy audio clips over to voice the menus, folders and
files.
--
Christopher
chalt...@gmail.com
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Hi,
Many thanks for the response. I've encountered a problem though, in that
when I select my recording device, which is an external usb audio interface
there doesn't appear to be a line-in option available.
I'll try it on another pc and see what happens.
Cheers, and thanks again.
Tim.
--
This thread made me wonder just what audio interfaces are available these
days.
Browsing the page shown below shows that there are quite a few audio
interfaces available but they are not necessarily hi fi sound cards.
However, it seems that most hi fi sound cards these days come with
Hi,
the URL you posted is just the address you fill out in the address line but
doesn't have anything common with live stream.
In this case the radio is played in the background of a cite so it's necessary
pulling it out using some utilities designed for this. The live stream 32kb/s
mpeg2 here
for a soundcard like this, most likely part of the card might be a external
box. unless they make something that would fit into a large tower case that
offers more bays. i am using creative soundblaster xfi. and i get a nice
warm sound out of that. it gives a million options for the sound. but t
Hi!
I've got what perhaps may be an easier option for you than Total
Recorder, will cost a little more but will probably do a better job.
There are "DVD/VCR combo" units available from brands such as
Panasonic which both play and record DVD'S and video cassettes so
therefore it follows yo
Hi Dane,
When you write further about using TR to record video, would you
please include a primer on what one would need to transfer, for
example, VHS to DVD using TR. I really need to do this but am not
sure how to begin.
Many thanks,
Norma
At 09:04 PM 10/30/2009, you wrote:
For those wh
Thanks Dane.
With the Amadeus Pro good news and ProTools accessibility forthcoming, the
other excellent news, I am definitely getting ready to embark on the Mac
route.
Best regards,
Hatch.
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Sent: Saturday,
Hi!
For those who record video or the odd TV broadcast on their TV tuner
then you may be interested to know that I've found a reasonably
accessible application to convert from one video format to another,
its available at http://www.avs4you.com/AVS-Video-Converter.aspx?sct=inc&ct=google&cid
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