Hi, was wondering the same thing .
So I asked a sound engineer friend of mine.
The story is, the surface layer of the disk, i.e.. the data layer where
the information is burnt, is the same.
The difference is that if you buy music cdrws, some royalty money go's
off to the record companies.
So buy cd
Hi, does anyone know where I can get Sound forge 6 and how much does it cost?
Second, is Sound forge shareware? I am looking for Sound forge 6 because I use
windows ME and Sound forge 7 does not support windows ME. Samuel.
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Well, it's true the visual features are
not user-friendly for visually impaired,
but I love the boombox anyway. Nothing
can persuade me to throw away that
receiver or anything I like so much just
because the display cannot be accessed.
Manufacturers as you know, manufacture
for the masses. We are
Hello List!
I recently signed up for the XM Radio Online Service. I have been able to play
a few stations online, but for the most part, it is a hit and miss proposition.
I emailed XM Radio with my complaints and asked them for a better way of
accessing their stations online. They say they a
Cdex is the best. I think I got it at www.whitestick.co.uk.
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Subject: any free vorbis encoders
Hi guys,
I have a program called Win-lame that en
Hello. When I play a .rm file with this this app, the wave out volume goes down
to 0. Why?
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Myself I think its a marketing strategy.
Doc Wright
http://wrightplaceinc.net
>Someday, we'll look back on this,
>laugh nervously and change the subject.
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I thought that the only difference between the two was the format in which
you burn the CD. Is this not true; is there a real difference between the
two types of CDs?
Tom Kaufman
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Hi Tom,
I have always had the understanding,
that the difference is cdr, or cdrw.
And don't expect good results if you try to make a music cd with a cdrw.
For more imformation go to:
www.hereonthe.net
There is a link there which will take you to more imformation on cd's than
you can swallow.
R Q J
Ann: Hmmm! Strange; it sounds as if..the screenreader isn't lining up with
what's on the screen!
Tom Kaufman
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My "personal" stand alone yamaha burner will not recognize data cds. You
have to use audio cds, whether you want to or not. This, as I understand
it, is standard for these kinds of burners.
I still don't know what the difference between data and audio cds is, but
it applies to both cdr and cd
In other words.."CDRWs should only be used for "data" burning?
Tom Kaufman
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Hi Chris. You can put a lot more music on a data CD than you can with an
audio CD. Up to ten hours worth.
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Sent: Sunday, January 09, 2005 2:29 PM
Subject: Re: recording CDA on a data disc
My "p
Hi Tom,
That is my practice!
I use cdrw's for my daily backups, because
I do a seven day cycle, so
every week each disk is erased and re-written.
Of course, I also back up my data files to another hard drive.
I use cdr's, for permanent storage of data, and audio cd's.
I also burn data disks contain
Hi, Gang! Well, I took some of yous guys's advice and downloaded the
Goldwave shareware to make its acquaintance. Short of going over this
manual about a hundred times, can somebody direct me as to how to navigate
around and edit a file? I know how to record something but don't know how
to s
Does it support .ape [it's like an mp3 but with .wav sound quality]?
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> You can play these files on the computer
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Yeah! playing MP3's shouldn't be a problem but playing DVD'S is another matter
though the odd thing is that you can get smaller players (the walkman type)
that will handle DVD'S and MP3's.
At 02:37 AM 1/8/2005, Gary G. Schindler wrote:
Places like bes b
Hi Kathy,
Here some basic Goldwave shortcuts:
ctrl+F9 = record
ctrl+F8 = stop recording
F4 = play
F5 = rewind
F6 = fast forwar
F7 = pause
F8 = stop
[ = start selection
] = end selection
shift+E = opens a dialog box where you can change the start and end of
selection
ctrl+T = trim the unselected pa
f4 play
f5 rewind
f6 fastforward
f7 pause
f8 stop
[ beginning of selection
] close selection
use the brackets to quarden off a selection you wish to edit.
Doc Wright
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Just to clarify things, the yamaha burner to which I referred is a stand
alone burner that burns audio cds only, and you have to burn them on discs
called audio discs. It will accept both cdr and cdrw audio discs, but it
won't accept data discs of either type, and it won't burn data at all. I
Well, I've just met my last straw. I've been trying to listen to the
Nashville channel for a couple hours now. First the 40s channel launched.
Then some channel, who knows what, it was country but I could see from the
flash window that Confederate Railroad was playing on the Nashville channel,
and
Hi Cris,
That can be said of any cd.
There are too many factors involved, in burning cd's,
to say with absolute certainty that one way is really better than another.
Prime example, I have been burning, erasing, and re-burning on the same
cdrw's,
for the last 9 months.
In that time, I have never bee
Thanks for this info. But, I guess I'm a bit dense. I've seen all these
controls but am not using them correctly. My sighted husband is just as
confused. Do you somehow have to go to the control window, I guess? I was
messing around with a file I opened up in Goldwave. I placed a bracket a
Kathy,
Before you start to record a new file you have to press
control plus n to open a new file. After pressing control
plus n you are given choices for the sampling rate you want
to record at, whether you want to record in stereo or mono
and other options. When you have selected how you wa
I am trying to play a .wma file in winamp. When I click on the file windows
media player launches and plays. I have gone into options in media player, but
I am not sure which file types are selected. I have tried hitting the space
bar on all of them and saving the changes and nothing is worki
Sound Forge is not share ware.
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Sent: Sunday, January 09, 2005 3:21 AM
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Subject: Sound forge 6
Hi, does anyone know where I can get Sound forge 6 and how much does it
cost? Se
I found it on EBay a few months ago. The person sold it very cheaply
and I was glad to get it since I don't currently have the funds for SF
7.
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How much did it cost?
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> I found it on EBay a few months ago. The person sold it very cheaply
> and I was glad to get it since I don
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