hi mark,
the easistest way is to put your songs in a seperate folder and press the
application key or context key to get into the context menu, and here choose
the add to play list and press enter.
then you can just stop the mp and press the burn botton or use the burning
menu.
Brian
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How do you drag songs over?
Mark Bishop
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Sent: Friday, August 22, 2008 3:49 PM
Subject: RE: burning CDs with WMP
Hello there,
You can simply go to the file folder of each rip and select individ
Hi, believe you can indeed use the Sony noise reduction with Goldwave as I'm
pretty sure Goldwave supports Active X plugins.
Ray.
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Subject: Sony Noise Reduction and Goldwave
> Hello everyone, I am thinking about buying the
Hi Mark. Just drag them over with your mouse. Another way of doing it is to
select CTRL and C to copy and go in to the CD drive and press CTRL V to
paste them. You then have to select write to CD if it's music your copying.
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About how many songs can you fit on a 4GB drive?
Sincerely,
Lauren
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Sent: Friday, August 22, 2008 5:42 PM
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No, memory is bu
It depends on the level of encoding and how long the song was/is. You
should be able to get several hundered on to 4 gb though.
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I ripped a CD using Easy CD DA Extracter, and for some very! unknown reason,
the disc is not in my documents! Where can I look! I looked in my music, my
received files, all over! but it's not there! Where, oh where could it be!
Maheen the classic country music piano player and singer.
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Hi Lauren.
As has been stated, it depends on the bit rate of the encoded files. If you
put uncompressed WAV files on the card, sampled at 44.1 khz., you'll get 400
minutes of storage. This would translate to 100 songs, each song being 4
minutes long. Each minute of this method is 10 MB in size.
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Alex
Hi, I was just wondering how I could stream so that moble devices on
windows pocket pc 2003 could listen in. For thouse who know what one
is, I want to be able to stream to a packmate.
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I agree. I used to have a 128M MP3 player, and I could fit about 1 CD's
worth of music on it at a time. I was ripping things at a pretty high
bit rate. This would mean you could get 32 CD's worth of music on a 4GB
MP3 player, which would be over 300 tracks. Of course, with a lower bit
rate, you
I meant Live radio streams. Actually, I have both an icecast and
shoutcast, and I want to get one of them to stream to windows Moble.
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> I haven't used it myself, but I've heard good things about Orb from
> http://www.orb.com/.
>
> Alex Fo
I haven't used it myself, but I've heard good things about Orb from
http://www.orb.com/.
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As I got no response when I posted this initially, I am trying
again.
I am writing on behalf of a friend who is not subscribed to this
list.
I doubt that this is relevant, however, he uses some version of
Winamp for playing his mp3 files.
My friend notes that occasionally there will be a change
Maheen, can you do a search on a file name?
earlier, Maheen Wickramasinghe, wrote:
>I ripped a CD using Easy CD DA Extracter, and for some very! unknown
>reason, the disc is not in my documents! Where can I look! I looked
>in my music, my received files, all over! but it's not there! Where,
>oh
Well, just make sure you have a playlist such as m3u, or pls, as shoutcast
default is, I think. GS player can support both- and windows media player on
there isn't very good imho, anyway- and I'm guessing most people have GS
player. This also applies to the windows Mobile 6 platform as well.
Ha
Shoutcast will work. You'll just need to put something about download
GSplayer, from http://www.greensoftware.com, I think that's what the URL is,
sorry if its incorrect. Nevertheless, if it isn't, take a cruise over to
http://www.pacmategear.com. Its most certainly there, if anywhere.
hope tha
Hi everyone!
Can someone tell me if there's an easy way to burn MPG video files to
a DVD so it can be played on a standard DVD player? What additional
tools may I need?
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Dane Trethowan
From Melton Victoria Australia
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Hi,
Go get video redo tv suite from www.videoredo.com. Its accessible, allows
you to edit and burn mpg files to dvd.
Thanks.
Regards,
Edwin.
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Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 11:12 AM
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Hi,
I think I've seen something similar happen with some word processors, but
those are just work-in-progress files and disappear when you close the
application. They do not replace the original. They can be left behind if
the application crashes. Is your friend sure the original is renamed and
I tried it but couldn't find any way to adjust it.
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From: Rays Home
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Sent: Monday, August 25, 2008 4:06 AM
Subject: Re: Sony Noise Reduction and Goldwave
Hi, believe you can indeed use the Sony noise reduction with Goldwave as I'm
pretty
Thanks!
I'll be interested to see how this goes, I'm downloading now but if all
works well then i'll have a very nice video recording solution if I use
DVD-RW's.
Edwin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Go get video redo tv suite from www.videoredo.com. Its accessible, allows
> you to edit and burn mpg files
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