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> To: PC audio discussion list.
> Sent: Monday, August 07, 2006 1:07 AM
> Subject: How to use speech compression on multiple files in
> Goldwave (was) Flash audio player recommendation and increased playback speed
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> I apologize that this request for infor
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Flash audio player recommendation and increased playback speed
I apologize that this request for information has fallen through the cracks.
As I mentioned, you can, if you want, speed up playback of audio
files. You can do this with individual files using Studio Recorder,
and with
I apologize that this request for information has fallen through the cracks.
As I mentioned, you can, if you want, speed up playback of audio
files. You can do this with individual files using Studio Recorder,
and with Goldwave and Sound Forge you can process one file at a time
or a batch of f
Hi,
Can you give the steps for this?
At 06:30 PM 7/13/2006 -0700, you wrote:
>with any of the popular sound editors, Goldwave, Sound Forge and
>Studio Recorder, and probably others as well, you can compress mp3
>files so that they play faster on mp3 players. Goldwave and Sound
>Forge both can d
Hi Jeff,
Flash players. I had an Iriver 128MB MP3 player a while ago. I rather liked
it. My second, and current, flash player is a Samsung YP-U1. This is an
extremely cool player. It's extremely small in size, has the shape of a
rectangular prism. Controls are easy to use, there's audible feedback
with any of the popular sound editors, Goldwave, Sound Forge and
Studio Recorder, and probably others as well, you can compress mp3
files so that they play faster on mp3 players. Goldwave and Sound
Forge both can do this as batch jobs which is nice.
Dean
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Hello, everyone,
I need a couple recommendations:
First for a flash memory, audio/MP3 player, and
second, how to increase playback speed of MP3 files.
First, I have been using an iRiver ifP-795 flash player for over a
year. Twice now the switches in the joystick control have failed.
Otherwise,
