RNIB here in the UK has sent a message to at least one list here about these
recorders to be released in June of this year. Little detail as yet, but
they're said to support TTS and DAISY format recording.
More at:
http://www.photoxels.com/pr-olympus-dm-4-dm-2/
Sorry if this has reached this
This is interesting as I've often wanted to use multi-track laydown to get a
more layered effect, albeit for predominantly documentary-type work.
My question: Is it rather tedious to work with multiple track mix-down
without the benefit of something like a control surface? I mean, how do you
I'd like to know a bit more about what this software does if you could
please.
AsloAlso, specific parts of it that might not work well with screen readers
generally. Scripts could be written for more than one screen reader now to
make this workable if that is possible.
Ray.
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Surely the site Anything but an IPod has been mentioned,
http://www.anythingbutipod.com/
But mention it because for those who aren't necessarily into IPods then here
you will find reviews of players accessories and software which, though not
written from an accessability standpoint could noneth
Wonder if I dare wade into this. obviously [EMAIL PROTECTED] about to, first with
comments on scripting and pricing, second with general comments about
ITunes.
Surely what Brian and others charge for their efforts must reflect some
notion of the work done and time taken. Above that, it's wha
Wonder if I dare wade into this. obviously [EMAIL PROTECTED] about to, first with
comments on scripting and pricing, second with general comments about
ITunes.
Surely what Brian and others charge for their efforts must reflect some
notion of the work done and time taken. Above that, it's wha
Wonder if I dare wade into this. obviously [EMAIL PROTECTED] about to, first with
comments on scripting and pricing, second with general comments about
ITunes.
Surely what Brian and others charge for their efforts must reflect some
notion of the work done and time taken. Above that, it's wha
Here as promised is a short sample of a recording made at a training session
around aural history. Not made under ideal conditions as there's a fair amount
of traffic noise coming through an open window. It was a hot evening.
Victor notes recording.mp3
File will be stored for: 7 days Link to
Afraid this may not be of much interest to those outside of the UK, but
according to the VI Electronics website launch is 1st. November 2008. I'd
begun to doubt whether it would launch at all given the success of the Victor
Stream but let's see what happens come November.
Ray.
Launch date of
I agree with what Bruce and others have said about the recording quality
of the Stream. Remember that, unlike the Edirol and similar recorders it
sin'isn't stereo and the quality is much less. It is very adequate for
speech recording though as long as you aren't way back in an audience and
reason
Yes, I would be very interested in this one if recording quality is high
via mics.
Hope someone in the UK will give us a shout as to when it's available here.
Ray.
Wonder if the recording quality will be the same as the ptr 2?
>
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Assuming you are prepared to pay a fair amount for this microphone, then the
two names that come to mind are S E Electronics - a far east Company - and
Rode.
for more on the S E electronics mikes take a look at:
http://www.inquitaudio.co.uk/html/news.html
which is one of the pages of Inquit Aud
Assuming you are prepared to pay a fair amount for this microphone, then the
two names that come to mind are S E Electronics - a far east Company - and
Rode.
for more on the S E electronics mikes take a look at:
http://www.inquitaudio.co.uk/html/news.html
which is one of the pages of Inquit Aud
Billy asked on another thread about my audio computer set up. Bear in mind the
UK references here. A fairly long message just to warn those not much taken
with the topic or UK standpoint.
Bear in mind the computer is now over four years old, but it is a 3GHz dual
core processor with 1kb of ra
My only take on this one is that flat panel speakers are very likely of
poorer sound quality the larger models.
As it happens I use an external amp and speakers on the machine I'm writing
this on which is set up for audio and uses a M Audio Delta soundcard and I
get very good sound from this se
Hi, I have a "Power Users Guide" in print to Sound Forge 7 and 8 and I'm
pretty sure that advanced batching and scripting options are available only
in Sound Forge 8 and beyond. This would allow, surely, for complex tasks
such as combining many smaller files into one large one. (Isn't there a
Yes, I'm interested, but try and make such a tutorial more applicable to
screen reader users generally please, after all I know a lot of people using
screen readers other than JFW.
Ray.
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From: "Petro T. Giannakopoulos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Any interests in me
Hi, believe you can indeed use the Sony noise reduction with Goldwave as I'm
pretty sure Goldwave supports Active X plugins.
Ray.
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From: "Samuel Wilkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Sony Noise Reduction and Goldwave
> Hello everyone, I am thinking about buying the
Um, well, the link to a trial download is at:
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/noisereduction
You aren't suggesting are you that someone will givbe out a "crack" here?
Well, what people do off list is their own affair, but I don't know of any
'cracks' anyway and to my mind it is well worth bu
Yes, I've give all due respect to Apple and OSX but this continually
repeated "trash box" phrase seems almost calculated to get up people's
noses.
Cheers,
Ray.
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From: "Christopher Chaltain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Fwd: Total Recorder V7 just keeps getting b
May I make a short comment within this thread?
Here in the Uk the Talking newspaper for the Blind charity, and now Wireless
for the Blind Fund -Yes, it's really called that! - are distributing the
Orion web radio but many here are less impressed.
Seems the voice tagging of the stations you can
This is on behalf of a friend not subbed here.
He's perplexed by Winamp cutting off the last few seconds of streaming audio.
The same files played in Windows Media Player play propperly to the end. Any
one here know how to put this right?
I've a suspician it could be something to do with buff
MP4 for audio please
> Hello Ray,
> I don't know very much about MP4's, but I do know that you can create them
> in NERO.
> So you may want to explore that and see how far you get with it.
> Good luck!
> My best regards.
> John.
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I'd like some info and pointers to the benefits of working with MP4 for audio,
and some pointers to hardware, software players, encoding - in fact all about
it really.
The trouble with searching the net is that it seems MP4 is a broad standard
covering video and audio and a great deal else.
S
Yes, quite agree. The sensitivity of the internal mic is very good too and
one could quite easily record a small round table meeting using it.
If anyone has used an external mic with the Stream I'd like to hear about it
as folks here on the UK Stream list have said they find it hard to find a
Looking at results via Google most info on the Addonics machine seems at
least a couple of years old. Don't seem to be many suppliers, if any, in
the UK.
Cheers,
Ray.
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From: "Gary Schindler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2
Hi. I did look on the Alesis site to see if they still do there quite
reasonable priced CD copier, but couldn't find it. Still, I'll take another
look.
One thing I should have said is that consumer level machines work only with
audio Cds, not CD ROM discs as used in PCs, which are cheaper.
A
Well, yes, suppose rippping is what you do in copying the original CD into
a program such as Nero; but then Nero makes the process of copying from
CD to CD very easy and will do it at 16x or maybe more - though good
reliable audio copies are done at no more than 16x.
The commercial consumer CD co
Don't know about the "best" place, but knowing you live near Birmingham
I'd say try Richer Sounds or Super-Fi in Smallbrook Ringlway.
Mind you, if you are doing a limited amount of CD copying then as you've
obviously got a computer using that might be more economical.
Cheers,
Ray.
> Hello. I wou
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