Another good cd ripper is the CD-EX available from here:
http://cdex.mu/
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problem with folder structure in library
hi listers. when i hit shift l to open a folder in winamp everything is
fine. when i hit it again it shows me the last folder i opened but that
is the
only one in the showing in the main folder. i hope this makes sence. it
does the same thing when i try
http://www.applevis.com/guides/mac-apps-voiceover/guide-using-audio-hijack-voiceover
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Hi,
I have always used CDEX however 1.79 went nuts on me with the install of
windows 10. I understand that many programs need to be installed again after
installing windows 10. However, I cannot find my copy of CDEX 1.79 on any of
my machines or my three external HD backup drives. So the question o
precise editing with Studio recorder from APH is easy and excellent.
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Curtis Delzer
On Tue, 10 Mar 2015 21:43:50 +1100
"Jamie Kelly" wrote:
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> You could try Sound Forge and with the Jaws scripts you can use the EQ, shift
> and pitch sliders Etc.
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> If you have some vision, Adobe Auditio
Try:
http://www.poikosoft.com/
Easy audio converter is the current name for the old Easy CDDA extractor.
However, it does much more than the old program.
Be warned, though, it is quite accessible but it does have its
idiosyncrasies that can be overcome with some experimentation.
Bob
-Orig
I am coming in very late on this thread Well, "ez audio converter,"
the Google results are not working as they did maybe a couple months ago,
so tried with the default search from my new fandangled :) windows 10
and then some kind of bad page was not allowed, so now, can someone
provide a good
