Joe, for radio interviews, I'd use the Plextalk PTR2. It doesn't have a
display and speaks every prompt and info hint. It gives an audible
warning, when the lithium ion battery gets flat. And it has a talking
recording level control. The PTR2 isn't as small as the Edirol
recorders, but one can put
Hello to the list,
Firstly an intro since i'm new here though many might know me. My name
is Krister Ekstrom and i live in Sweden and i've been around on various
lists for a while now, for example the midi-mag list.
I'm very interested to hear about the blind friendlyness of the Edirol
R1 and al
Krister,
There's a great review of the Edirol R1 on www.blindcooltech.com.
Why do you consider the M1, do you use a MAC? The PC version of the M1,
the MZ-RH10 is quite nice too. One can upload stuff with the supplied
SonicStage software, which is a bit tricky but useable with a screen
reader. The
Hi there,
Well, the only reason i wanted an m100 is that it seems to be the most
proffessional one. I was reading the manual for the Mz-rh910 and found
that i could only record in Hi md mode with the recorder itself, if i
wanted recordings to be compatible with standard mds i had to use the
sof
Hi Krister,
You can find a review on the R1 at:
http://www.blindcooltech.com/
I hope this helps.
Blessings,
Brian
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From: "Krister Ekstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list."
Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2006 4:31 AM
Subject: Re: flash card recorde
Hi all,
Thanks for the tips about the site. It's a real treasure trove! Way
cool. However after having listened to the review, i got even more
unsure and my new question to the list is, has anyone used the M-Audio
Microtrack 24/96 and how does it compare to an R1? I believe you can get
a Microt
I was up all night working on something and wanted to undo what I thought
was only going to be the mix process I was learning to use in Sound Forge 8,
when I unwisely and incorrectly hit undo all. Is there any hope of
recovering all the work I zapped as a result of my inexperience?
Sheila Styron,
I solved my own problem. For those who might care, I had recently
installed Total Recorder and its driver was interfering. Fortunately,
Total Recorder has a setting for using the driver only when Total
Recorder is running. That did the trick.
Jeff
At 06:04 PM 2/17/2006, you wrote:
>Hello, liste
Hi Krister, I am not sure why anyone would go for Minidisc anymore. With the
R-1, I can record in uncompressed wav format right onto a compact flash
card, and then work with that in Sound Forge or Stuio Recorder. Sony has
just pulled all Minidisc products from the Australian market, and I would
say
Hi list,
Hmmm, can any one remind me how to make mp3 tag studio start processing files
after you have files selected and ready to start the processing? For the life
of me I can't remember the key or combination to get it started.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks.
Kevin Doucet
[EMAIL
Hello friends. i would like someone to if possible assist me off list on how to
use dvd shrink?
i would appreciate it. randy
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Hi Jonathan,
You can not edit your files on the unit itself, right? and another
somewhat silly question maybe, how do you know when a flash card is
full? I take it you monitor your recordings with head phones, and in
that case it's no probs, since i take it the sound suddenly disappears,
but do
Sheila! Can you undo, undo-all?
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Hi Krister, that's right, you would really use the R-1 for in the field kind
of recording, and do your editing on a PC. For audio quality, this is great
because you don't lose any quality at all. As for a full flash card, I've
not experienced that since I have a 4 GB card which gives me about six h
Hi Krister,
Though I haven't used either of the recorders, I've been hearing some really
good things about the Microtrack recorder, and I know some of the people at
APH are using it a lot.
Blessings,
Brian
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From: "Krister Ekstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio d
Hello listers.
I recently purchased a plantronics dsp-500 headset. It uses a u s b
connection and software/firmware for its operation.
By using the software one is suppose to adjust various audio characteristics
of the headset such as balance, volume, tone and eq characteristics as well
as
Any Plantronics USB headset I have ever used has allowed me to control these
things from the standard Windows Volume control, and I have never needed to
install the software. I've always been able to just plug it in, and Windows
recognised it.
The Minx, the Internet radio station that plays all th
>Hi Charlie. You're right that the software doesn't speak
>well. Jonathan is right about using the Windows volume
>controls. For the eq settings, use your application like Winamp for
>that. You can't even script that software to work because it's
>based on images and colors. I know that's
I don't know, but I sure learned all about redoing undo all.
Sheila Styron, President
Guide Dog Users, Inc.
816-363-3172
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jerry Richer
Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2006 4:10 PM
To: PC audio dis
Hello Monica and John.
Thanks much for the replies. I really wanted to take advantage of the e q
functions and being able to operate the volume and mike muting with the
controls on the headset wire, but aparently that's not going to work. I can
get my wife who is sighted to make the ajustments
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