Hi, does anyone know how I can change the pitch in Audacity to make the file
one octave higher than it originally was? I don't understand how to do it.
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Hello!
Deppends on what type of selecting we are talking about.
I have no problems selecting part of a sound in Audacity.
Its like moving in notepad.
/Anders.
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From: "Brent Harding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. "
Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 3:57
Hi everyone. To alert MLB of the problems associated with its
new-look gameday audio page, go here.
http://www.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/help/contact_us.jsp
Once their, find the "help, contact us" link. That will direct you to a page
where you can find a "contact" link. Please note that I attempted
hi friends, i am at present in the process of purchasing the edirol r-1
flash card recorder, in the meantime i am endeavouring to struggle with the
sony mz-rh910 minidisk recorder, it's not too blind friendly is it, the jog
wheel is really small and finicky, and when trying to record with it quite
I don't have audacity now but when I had it it said that the pitch change
only worked with each track. so I guess you would have to change the pitch
of each track an octave.
Dean
I personally know someone who literally is older than dirt.
If you would like to meet him, please write to me
or join u
Hi Jonathan,
What are the basic differences between text Aloud and Yeosoft? Where does
one find the "best" voices?
Thanks.
Reed
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Sent: 2006/03/10 22:26
To: 'PC audio discussion list.
Hi I'm not Jonathan!
But I bought the program It's much faster than textaloud it does not make a
wov file then convert it to mp3 it just makes a straight mp3 file it how
ever does at this time not seem to have such advanced features such as
splitting files into smaller chunks like text aloud do
Hi Sharon! Welcome to the list! MP3 is a more compressed format than wav.
MP3 is a tenth the size of wav; therefore, you can put up to ten hours of
recordings on a CD at 128 KBPS, that's kilobits per second, I believe. Hope
this helps!
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From: "Sharon Hooley" <[EMA
Thanks Larry for your informative message.
I was able to use your info to contact MLB via email and express my concerns
so now the waiting game begins.
Thanks again.
Sincerely,
Paul
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Sent: Tuesday,
you can also call them at 1-866-800-1275
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From: "Paul Hutson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. "
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 11:14 AM
Subject: Re: MLB Game Day Audio
> Thanks Larry for your informative message.
> I was able to use your info to con
Hi.
I just got off the phone with MLB.COM. They report they are aware of the
problem, and a solution is in the works. I'm supposed to get an email on
what to do. When I get it, I'll let folks know. We'll just see when I get
it.
Kevin Minor
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You're welcome Paul. I contacted them as well. Maybe there is strength in
numbers.
Larry
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From: "Paul Hutson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. "
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 12:14 PM
Subject: Re: MLB Game Day Audio
> Thanks Larry for your inform
I tried to call them last night and was on hold for a half hour and got a
busy just now so I emailed them. Really, I don't know which audio is worse
NHL or MLB, probably MLB because we pay for it. I know it $14.95 a season,
but when I read their claim of "crystal clear audio" I have to laugh. Th
i was on the phone with them a month ago and am still waiting for an email.
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From: "Chuck Adkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. "
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 12:34 PM
Subject: Re: MLB Game Day Audio
>I tried to call them last night and was on h
Yes, I tried that but after trying for a LONG time and only getting the busy
signal I decided I would get better results from emailing them.
Thanks, Paul
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From: "dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 9:40 AM
Subject
this is more a problem with the regulation.
normally you should not have problem transmitting on 101.3 for example.
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On 02/04/2006 at 21:14 Brent Harding wrote:
>Don't stations have to be 400 khz apart in the US? Could I still hear a
>station pretty wel
I just called and got through fairly quickly. I did spend some time on
hold, but got somebody who e-mailed me a link for the visually
impaired. Apparently, only the road broadcast link is coming up on the
main page, when I use this link, I see both broadcast links, and the one
for the only
Hello!
Open the file and press ctrl+a.
Then open the effects menu and select change pitch.
Now there comes a dialogbox where you can laborate and fix alot of things.
/Anders.
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To:
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 11:13 AM
Subject
Hi.
The site Dean gave does work, but I have two complaints about it, one I can
live with, the other MLB.COM needs to fix.
The one complaint I can live with is the table on the site is quite
cluttered. It looks like you get all the different forms of the broadcast
including TV, highlights and au
Hello all,
Has anyone used the Sandisk Sansa m200 series mp3 players. There is a 512 MB
model (M230), a 1 GB model (M240) and a 2 GB one (M250).
Are the basic functions of these players accessible to a totally blind user?
For any current users of these players, is there a way to move to the next
As most of you are tired of hearing I went from replay-AV 7.4 to 7.10. I
couldn't use my computer much after that if I was downloading about two
or more shows. I wrote them and got the roll back to 7.4 which works
great. There are still some radio stations that don't work some time and
some feed
Dean
I'm with you on the sound quality issue. Having done as you have in years
gone by (we're showing our age), I really appreciate these internet feeds
at these bargain basement prices.
And with an equalized such as that on some sound cards or externally, a
lot can be done to tailor the sound
THANKS Dean. I've tried this and it works. REALLY appreciate this. Now, I
can listen to my HOME Dodger folks.
Sincerely,
Paul
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From: "Dean Martineau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. "
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 10:58 AM
Subject: Re: MLB Game
Hi everyone.
I just did a system upgrade last week. I went from a Intel 3Ghz system to a
Athlon64 3500+ system. I have 1GB of Ram, about 400GB of Disk Space, PCI
Express
Video and a SB Audigy 2 sound card as well as a few other gadgets.
My problem is on the new system when its using alot of CPU
For the record, I had no trouble with the 7.10 upgrade and notice no
degraded performance. Aren't computers fun?
Dean
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If you can ever get them to answer their phone, their number is
866-800-1275. I haven't been that lucky yet. Once their system offered me
the opportunity to leave a message promising faithfully to return my call.
I left it early Sunday afternoon, and now, as of about 6:30pm on Tuesday
eve
Hi.
Well it looks like the Gameday Audio page has been updated. According to
it, there are now links to both the Away and home team feed. Each link
still says Audio, but it appears the away team feed is first.
As far as the sound quality, I think many of these feeds are received over
phone line
Hello list.
I purchased an external USB tv reciever so that I will be able to listen
to tv stations from my computer.
It is a Pinacle pctv 100e and the software that came with it is Pinnacle
media center.
The problem is that this software is not only horible with jaws or
anything else I tried, bu
I've had no trouble with the 7.10 upgrade either. like Dean says,
computers are such fun.
Really, when upgrading, it is a good idea to keep multiple copies
around, just in case something does happen and you need to role back.
At 02:47 PM 4/4/2006, you wrote:
>For the record, I had no troubl
Hi thanks dean for the mlb site. but when I clicked on buy a window popped up
saying cart summery. but can make no sense of it at all.
I saw the check boxes where you had the choice of getting a subscription with
or without sports illustrated, but like I said when I clicked on buy, can't
make
I can deal with the sound quality more so than having to deal with all that
garbage I'm forced to listen to before the pre game starts!
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.
robert Doc Wright
This year, I'm stuck with baseball on AM when it was on FM last year. I
don't know if many use satellite, but WTMJ, I'm pretty sure does. If you
want to hear real bad audio, around here, the high school games have
commercials and general sound that sounds about like CB radio. At times, you
can
I wish. Snapstream isn't much better in accessibility, but it has a web
server built into it. I put a password on it recently because I discovered,
while at school, that my port 80 incoming is open and I can use an alias to
my system to update the schedule and such if I want.
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When ripping tracks with Winamp, how do you select individual tracks rather
than rip the whole CD?
Also there is a "Play" button in the library I can tab to, is there a hot
key to play rather than tabbing to it, and is there a "stop" key?
P>
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Peter, you wrote:
> Also there is a "Play" button in the library I can tab to, is there a
> hot key to play rather than tabbing to it, and is there a "stop" key?
I do not know of a hotkey for the play button. To stop the playback, go
to the main Winamp window and press v, one can also pause from
I will say that it's some better than it was last year, at least from 1 game
I've heard, but they really should do better. I'd seriously consider paying
a little more for better quality. Maybe I'm spoiled by nfl.com. This past
year, at least on the broadcasts I heard, they sound about as goo
Speaking of CB Radio, that about describes most of the quality I heard
on MLB.com last year, so yes, they are better this year. Maybe if we send
them some positive reinforcement about that, it'll drive them to even
greater heights in quality.
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From: "Brent Har
Well, I just think it could be better like it used to be about 3 or 4 years
ago. I'd be willing to pay a few bucks more for better audio. It was a lot
better about 3 years ago when Real Player was the vendor. Obviously if you
compare it with AFRTS it's better than that. My argument is in this da
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