Hello,
I have quite a lot of recordings on cassette tape which I would
like to transfer to my PC. I have an on-board sound card, and the
recordings I have made so far have not been of particularly good
quality.
I have come across a few references to the Griffin iMic, which is a
USB device wh
Hi Andre,
Yes, I have connected a stereo mic to my h340 and it sounded great. I have
some recordings of Goalball which I did with my iRiver. I recommend
changing the bitrate to say something like 128 or my preferred 160 or higher
if you are going to do stereo recordings. I have a document which
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I'm looking for a song. I can remember a few things about it, but not exact
title or artist. Is there a list or site where I can send out this stuff and
hope someone else knows either title or artist?
Thanks.
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Hi Gary,
I just heard about a site from some teenagers whilst doing a
dj job up in maine, about a site that might be helpful. Its:
http://www.letssingit.com
I've not tried it yet, but, allegedly, you can type in a few words to
a song and it will return artist, lyrics, and other info,
Hi
Could you ask us?
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The easiest way to do this is to plug the lyrics you do remember into
Google. (You might want to put quotes around them, to eliminate some
irrelevant hits.) I do this all the time, and I almost always find something
useful.
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Can you give a brief description of the problem you are getting with your
currant recordings?
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learning start?
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Caroline,
I bought a Griffin IMic, several months ago, for precisely the same project
you have in mind, digitizing my cassette collection. The iMic gave excellent
results! and, after completing that project, I still use it as my secondary
sound card, for playing the output of Winamp and Windows
The switch on the iMic toggles between mic and line recording.
On Nov 2, 2005, at 8:40 AM, Dana S. Leslie wrote:
> Caroline,
>
> I bought a Griffin IMic, several months ago, for precisely the same
> project
> you have in mind, digitizing my cassette collection. The iMic gave
> excellent
>
Ah! Thanks for clearing up that mystery. Now, can you tell me which position
is which? For example, if the switch is moved to the position closer to the
input jack, is that the line-in or mic-in setting?
Thanks.
Blessed Be,
Dana
that's Dayna, D A N A, NOT Donna, D O N N A
D. S. Leslie, née C.
Don't exactly remember; But if you plug in a mic and flip the
switch back and forth you can tell which is which. The position
where the mic is loudest is the position for the mic.
On Nov 2, 2005, at 9:08 AM, Dana S. Leslie wrote:
> Ah! Thanks for clearing up that mystery. Now, can you t
Well, since I don't have a mic, I can't do that. I'll get a sighted person
to look at it for me. Thanks, anyhow.
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Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 11:20 AM
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Don't
Folks, this does not relate to PC Audio. Please let's stop this thread or
take it to a more appropriate list. Thanks very much.
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Sorry Peter you are absolutely correct, I meant the opposite of what I
wrote. The nice thing is that the menus don't rap. So if you get to the
beginning or end of a menu, you're not confused by them automatically
starting at the beginning again.
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Hi, Randy, try total recorder from
http://www.highcriteria.com
though there is no batch conversion, it will convert a .rm file to an
mp3 file, but you have to convert each of the files in real time.
Maybe another program like gold wave, or sound forge might offer batch
conversion. Total recorder
Hi, Gary, there's the mp3 request list, and you can send a blank
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and reply to the confirmatory message, and Chris, the list owner and
others will be more than happy to help you.
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>I'm looking for a song. I ca
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> Yes, and it's maxxed.
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> Dana
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> Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 2:22 PM
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> > Dana! Have you
I'm thinking about replacing the patch cord from my iMic Audio Device to my
stereo with a short-range FM wireless transmitter. I've never worked with
wireless hardware, till now. Are there any specifically
accessibility-related issues I need to be aware of? Thanks.
Blessed Be,
Dana
that's Dayn
It is pretty basic and accessibility should not be an issue. You plug the
transmitter into the headphone jack on any device and it transmits a signal
to your stereo receiver. Then you tune your stereo to that signal.
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Couldn't you send a sound source through and then move the switch until you
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Where did you find the Griffin imic?
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http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/imic/
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Where did you find the Griffin imic?
If we can't look at ourselves, and ask, why?%
Thanks for the reply. The recordings I have made so far through my on-board
sound card are rather dull and lifeless. Hopefully the Griffin iMic would
provide a brighter reproduction. I have seen it available on Amazon as well
as plenty of other web sites.
Caroline.
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I heard some USB transmitters exist. Are these any good? Are they
accessible, and how does audio get to them?
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I search for songs by typing a few words into google followed by the word
lyrics. This narrows the results quite a bit and have had probably 99%
success finding those mystery songs.
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Dana! I've never seen one where accessibility was a concern. You just
plug them in and they do their thing. You will have to sacrifice some
fidelity but I can't write about that in any more specific terms than that.
You may notice and you may not.
Chirp|Chirp|Chirp: It's the Bat, Chirping B
Hi Randy; You could try www.jfwlite.com, and click on programs, then go
down the list to c d ex, download it, and start the program, then stick
in your commercial cd andonce you've gotten into cd ex, click it on
again,as it will again say through your jaws reader or whatebver, cd nero,
then pr
It definitely will, judging by my experience.
Dana
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Thanks for the reply. The recordings I have made so far through my on
Hmm. sacrifice some fidelity? My friend lead me to believe I might actually
gain some, if only because it's US B.
Blessed Be,
Dana
that's Dayna, D A N A, NOT Donna, D O N N A
D. S. Leslie, née C. R. Guttman
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I justbought a Griffin Imic from Amazon.com.
It cost around $29 and change. Complete with free shipping.
Will
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Where did you find the Griffin imic?
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That was a GOOD deal! I bought mine direct from Griffin, and they charged me
$39 plus shipping.
Blessed Be,
Dana
that's Dayna, D A N A, NOT Donna, D O N N A
D. S. Leslie, née C. R. Guttman
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Hi,
c crane makes a very good unit for 60
bucks or so, delivered. Its digital, does not
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800 522 8863
to order one by phone.
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>It is pretty basic and accessibility should not be an issue. You plug the
>transm
Hi guys,
I'd like to ask if anybody knows of any good free accessible file sharing
programs as far as getting mp3 or other music files? This relates to pc audio
because the files are downloaded to your pc and you listen to them in any one
of several audio formats via the pc. If any of you a
Randy, there are quite a few programs, with which one can do that in
real time. However I only know of one, with which this can be done much
faster. It's called Riverpast Audio Converter and one can download a
shareware version from www.riverpast.com.
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You wrote:
> Hello
rawavrecorder is the best one I have found. It is
freeware.
Guy Mallard
>
> You wrote:
>
> > Hello friends. is there a good accessible program
> to convert real audio files to mp3?
> > and if so where can i get it from
G.M. ELECTRONICS SERVICE
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Hi guys,
Any program that you all know of that will convert real audio to a .wav
format?
Denny
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where can i find this program. Randy
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Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2005 9:18 PM
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> rawavrecorder is the best one I have found. It is
> fr
Hi.
There are quite a few packages that can do this. These include Total
Recorder and other programs of its kind which can convert the sound file as
it plays in a player. I notice that others have mentioned these packages, so
I won't. The problem with them is that they need you to play the
can you please tell me how to go about converting the real files with
depower amp?
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> Hi.
> T
Hi.
Full instructions are available at
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/codec-central-directshow.htm
HTH.
Aman
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thanks I'll check it out next month.
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that was the same price I saw on CompUSA's web site.
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