Hi Bruce,
Sounds a bit complicated to me, and I don't know exactly where to set the
volume in Sound Forge.
Maybe we have finally found something SF can't do. grin
Best regards
Brian
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You might also try
www.billsparks.org
very good
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> I've found a few stations that stream Westwood One foo
I'm looking for an accessible direct x plug-in dynamic compressor to use
with Goldwave which will act like the normalize feature in sound forge,
allowing me to normalize to a particular rms. level without clipping.
Goldwave's maximize feature only allows you to normalize using a peak level,
not an
hi, they sure did! smile. i live in the UK so online is the only way to get
such radio broadcasts for me.
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There are numerous stations that stream Westwood One.
You just have to hunt for them. Some streams don't carry the games;
others do.
I honestly haven't paid enough attention to the NFL this season to give a
listing; but my first point of starting would be WTEM, Washington, DC
which, if not carry
www.thegamelive.com
is indeed a treasuretrove for sports fans -- even those of us who buy the
subscription packages.
I also bookmark individual pages of interest on the site for quick
reference and have uncovered a number of stations I never realized were
streaming.
The site owner does a terri
I use www.billsparks.org all the time;
but its focus is far different than www.thegamelive.com.
So, if I were seeking a stream for a given event or team, I'd start at
GameLive.com first.
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I wouldn't give up on that. I'm sure SF can do it.
Bruce
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If you use the GWAmp plugin, you can use Winamp DSP plugins.
Bruce
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On Tue, 24 Jan 2006, Tim
I would guess that only small time owners probably stream that stuff for
awhile, I know wtmj doesn't stream any sports, the feed goes out just at the
national anthem, and I always hated surfer network player anyways.
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Is there a way if you had directx to use it in winamp? I found some but not
accessible.
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> If you use the GWAmp plugin
Brian,
I see what Patrick is saying. I'm not familiar with sound forge, but I'm
sure it would work as follows:
Record a silent file as long as your ambience file.
Play your ambient file up until the place you want it to get quieter.
At that point in the file, mix your silent file on top of your
Brent
You would think so, but it doesn't seem to work that way all the time.
I find that the trick is having enough potential targets so that one of
them will pan out.
And as a general rule, smalltown streamers make for better targets than
major market ones.
That, however, isn't a hard and fast
Hi Sarah,
How can you "see", what he is saying? smile
Normally talk goes through my ears bla bla. bla bla bla
Any way. Thanks for clearifying this to me. Now I fully understand. I'm not
sure I really like the method, but yes I think, too it will work.
Best regards
Brian
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Easy CD-DA Extractor will do it. But why would you want to do it? M4A sounds
so much better than MP3. If you are trying to burn your m4a file to a CD,
Easy CD-DA Extractor will also do that, without your having to convert the
format (and lose sound quality), first.
Blessed Be,
Dana
that's Dayn
I'm not worried about sound quality. It's not high fidelity stuff I am
listening to begin with. I don't want to make regular audio CDs, the 74 or
80 minute types that can be played in all CD players. I want to be able to
load all these files,or most of them, onto a CD to listen to later, but my
Hi all.
I have been listening to the NFL playoffs on:
knbr.com
I click on the "listen to knbr1050" link. That works for me so thought I'd
let you know.
HTH,
Paul
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Well, then, I'd still recommend easy CD-DA Extractor. At $29.95, it's less
expensive than Goldwave. There may be less expensive programs that will do
the conversion, and nothing else. But these two are the programs I know.
How many m4a files do you need to convert? If there are not too many, and
lots of times, on ebay, you buy new, in the original factory sealed box.
Rusty
> At 10:14 AM 1/24/2006, Bobcat spake thusly:-
>I was disappointed to find out the Iriver h340 and H320 have been
>discontinued. Especially after finding out that Rockbox is starting to work
>with them.
>
>I went to I
You may also try amazon.com they have a usedand new section.
When you give unto others
whether or not they give to you in return, It matters not for your job is
Complete and your rewards forthcoming.
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Hi,
OH,I do appreciate the offer, but I'm on dial up,and just one of these files
is over 20 MB. I have around 20 of them, and most of them are even larger.
I do already have Goldwave, but how do you get it to do the conversion? I
tried opening one of the files with it, but it didn't recognize t
Ann,
You're right; I'd forgotten; you can't open an m4a in Goldwave.
Okay, here's another idea:
Use Winamp's disc-writer output plug-in to write the m4a file to disc, as a
wav file. Open the wav file in Goldwave, and do a save as, selecting mp3 as
the format. That should work.
Blessed Be,
Da
Hi,
Does Easy CD Extractor have a free trial? I know using that winamp plugin
will work, but won't that take about as long as the file itself to write?
Most of these files are at least one hour long, a bit more inn some cases.
~Ann
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Ann,
The evaluation version of Easy CD-DA Extractor only gives you access to the
ripper component, not the converter or the burner. At $29.95 to register,
though, it's one of the best buys out there. If you're at all into working
with audio files, you really should have it in your tool kit.
Bu
Hi Dana!
Is there any program which convert MP3 to MP4? Easy CDDA will do I think,
but, how about the others?
Regards,
Roden
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RCZ,
I don't know. But, again, why would you want to convert an mp3 to MP4. As I
understand it, mp4 is only a container file extension, not its own format.
But, even if I'm wrong about that, converting from one lossy format to
another is just going to create more loss; it's NOT going to improve
Dana,
I'm just thinking up if I'm going to convert my MP3's to MP4 format. What
is the best suggestion you can give me?
Regards,
Roden
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Hi Pat. You said something about the speed of high speed flash cards; but
I'm wondering, I thought that flash didn't have any moving parts. What's
up?
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Hi Rob. Probably Wav!
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> Hi, Just wanting to know if youare going to burn a CD to use on a CD
> player in a car what format do you use when you burn
Samuel! It's not called Cakewalk any longer. The company is Cakewalk
and the product is Sonar. You can get into it for $299 from Chirping Bat.
It works fairly well with Window Eyes 5.5 out of the box. For JAWS
you'll need scripts. There are free ones that work well and there are $289
If you don't have access to the original sources from which the mp3s were
made (CDs, etc.), DON'T BOTHER CONVETING THEM! As I explained below, you'll
just be converting from one (not very y good) lossy format to another (if
better) lossy format. But, you won't get any any of the original loss ba
Nero 6, big difference is that the Nero wizard is no longer
available. It is nice for beginners to use it, but just about as easy
to hit control-1 to paste from the files' window to the compilation window.
At 06:11 PM 1/14/2006, you wrote:
>Why did you stop using the Nero program. I have been u
Dana,
Thanks for that. Can I add you to my Skype lists?
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Hi
Just curious - what model replaced the h300 series?
Andre
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amazon.com doesn't sell electronics to
LOL!
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Hi Sarah,
How can you "see", what he is saying? smile
Normally talk goes through my
Hi Cat man,
I seem to always wait too long to see about the progress of rockbox then the
unit of the moment is not available any more. Just guess we need to purchase
what ever player is being worked on at the time and hope for the best.
At 08:14 AM 1/24/2006 -0700, you wrote:
>I was disappointe
what is m4a?
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Hi,
OH,I do appreciate the offer, but I'm on dial up,and just one of these files
is over 20 MB. I have around 20 of them, an
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> Hi Ray, one Sirius receiver with the knob for tuning to the various
> stations is the SIR PNP 3. This receiver
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Hi, from this week I produce a format for a web radio, so I need to mix the
music with my voice, and I will need to take intros like a live broadcast.
For example: the singer start to sing at second 32,442, so my voice has to
finish before this point, I need to talk over the instrumental part of
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