I host two shows per week on worldwidebluegrass.com from
Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. Till recently I used JAWS7 and
Winamp5.23 but have now upgraded to JAWS9.0; I find Winamp
collapses quite easily; do the later Winamp versions have
this problem? Are there stability and other user friendly
advant
ope you get an answer to this question Mary - and by the way, your messages
are getting through.
I recall lengthy threads on this subject some time ago, and it all seems to
hinge around the fact that the settings for enabling recording in Vista's
Control Panel application are hidden until you know
There's another program called Exact Audio Copy, I think. This is said to
rip Cds very accurately.
Suggest you do a Google for this program.
Ray.
Sylvia wrote:
I have tried it but it notices the errors as well.
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From: "Don Ball"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sen
I host two shows per week on worldwidebluegrass.com from
Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. Till recently I used JAWS7 and
Winamp5.23 but have now upgraded to JAWS9.0; I find Winamp
collapses quite easily; do the later Winamp versions have
this problem? Are there stability and other user friendly
advant
Can this product play all the stuff you can on an Ipod Nano or Zen Stone?
Sincerely,
Lauren
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Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 11:04 PM
Subject: Re: mp3 players best for totally blind people
The victor reader str
also easy cd da extracter does the same thing
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From: "Ray"
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Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 4:07 AM
Subject: Re: program for correcting jitter errors
There's another program called Exact Audio Copy, I think. This is said to
rip Cd
Are there stuff you can't run on Zen Stone that you can with the Ipod Nano?
Sincerely,
Lauren
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To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 2:34 PM
Subject: Re: mp3 players best for totally blind people
As oth
Remember that the iPod's are an Apple product and will primarily play
MP3, WAV and Apple formats. From the technical specifications at
http://www.apple.com/ipodnano/specs.html:
Audio formats supported: AAC (16 to 320 Kbps), Protected AAC (from
iTunes Store), MP3 (16 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audi
Hey Jeff,
I'm still talking about doing a show on the ACB Radio
Interactive.
Collecting stuff on MP3 aqnd making sure it is tagged
properly. I am also
considering whethere to use a program called Station
Playlist instead of
Winamp.
This program is much more than a player, it allows automatic
sh
Hi All,
I'm curious myself if anyone can suggest an accessible player that
has a good amount of storage. I have a rather large library and
although I don't need to carry it all around with me I would like
something bigger then 10 gigs. I don't mind installing
rockbox. Thanks for your s
Hey Terese. If you're looking for quantity, I know for sure that the Ipod
Nano has an 80 gig model and I think there's one even larger than that. I
haven't used one, but lots of people on this list own that player.
Larry
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There is a little plugin for goldwave that allows one to cut and paste with
mp3's. The only reason I know is that I tried to do it once when I didn't
have the plugin and this message came on telling me that I couldn't, but
offered me the download. So I don't know where I got it, but GW should hav
Hey Lauren. I'm not sure about the Ipod Nano as I don't own one. But the
Victor Reader Stream will play everything that the Stone will play and more.
Actually, I have both a Stone and a Victor Reader Stream and I use both of
them a lot.
Larry
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Hi Mari,
1. You can open the Sound dialog by opening the start menu and typing sound.
The first match will probably be sound recorder, but you can just arrow down
one to sound, and then press enter.
2. Press ctrl+tab to move to the recording page, where there's a list of
devices. Select a dev
i would also like to take notice that the plex talk pocket is far above what
the stream can do in quality and portablity since the victor reader stream
is bigger then the plex talk pocket the pocket will fit in your pocket it
right now does not play ogg files but it can play mp3s, wav files, txt
how about muting the playback of the sound card i could do that in the other
card i used to use and that worked great for me
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From: "Samuel Wilkins"
To: "pc-audio"
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 1:53 PM
Subject: Digitizing Tape without Hearing Sound
I am tryi
Hi David,
Thank you so much. I am still getting used to this new system, and your
instructions are clear.
Mari
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let's say that with the plextalk you don't have to do any conversion of the
files you record with any proprietary software, and the stream only records
in monaural. they are both good for what they are designed to do.
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I am trying to digitize 4 cassette tapes. However, I have to sit and listen to
it while this is happening. This is very annoying, especially if I'm trying to
get on with work. Is there a way to digitize the tape without having to listen
to it? I am using a Sound Blaster Audigy 2ZS, Goldwave 5.25
I have an IRiver h10 20 gb and it works fine
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CDex can also do this.
1. Open the settings window with the f4 key.
2. Switche to the "CD Drive" tab.
3. Shift+Tab to the "Ripping Method" combo box.
4. Switch to one of the Paranoia modes. Personally, I use "Paranoia, Full"
whenever I encounter an error.
5. Tab to the "OK" button, and activate it
What formats does this play; does it work out of the box and how much is it
and where do you get it from?
Sincerely,
Lauren
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Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 3:45 PM
Subject: Re: mp3 players best for totally blind
I do think the Plextor Pocket is going to turn out to be the best option by
far for those wanting high quality pro level recording in stereo. the only
thing you could want that it doesn't have is 24 bit epth recording which
would be good particularly for music.
I aught to go and look at the spec
I would suggest that the best comparison to make is that the Plextalk is
a very good recorder that has some playback functionality, and the
Stream is a very good player that has some recording functionality. As
has been said elsewhere. they are both very good for what they have been
designed to do.
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It talks with rockbox installed, therefore most formats are
supported (mp3, ogg, wave, mpc, ...) but not ones like Audible
format or drm protected music.
I've found it on Ebay, paid about 70 pounds.
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if you are talking about agc level/ manual yes it does whic works quite
nicely and from what i heard they are going to make the plextalk pocket more
and more useable then the stream this is what peter told me
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I suspect you are using Windows xp or earlier. Go into the properties of
your sound card and choose play. In that dialog, you may find options to
check or uncheck what channels play. Make sure line in is unchecked. Also,
in the recording properties, make sure line in is checked, not anything
ca
It does not
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The iPod Nano looks like it comes in a 8GB and a 16GB capacity at the
moment. Remember, it's the iPod Nano 4th Generation that has the talking
menus feature.
It looks like the iPod Classic has a 120GB version at the moment, but I
don't think it's accessible.
I got the above information from
it acts like it has a limiter, which you can't control. the only thing you
can do is set the machine from auto to manual. as Neal has said, it is a
little hard to get an exact level when recording so you have to settle for a
happy medium.
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Hi bruce and all
As I stated on another list, I must also agree with you. I don't think the
two devices are really in composition. They are meant for two slightly
different segments of the market. But I do believe plextor has come up with
a winner here.
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Hi all,
I would like to be able to record what my screen reader, Window-Eyes
is reading on screen through my computer sound card. On my computer,
I now have XP Home, WinAmp, and WMP. After recording, I would like
to be able to have access to standard playback controls such as
rewind, fast f
actually with the manual level you can get quite good results and dont have
that problem
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Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 6:40 PM
Subject: Re: mp3 players best for totally blind people
it acts like it has a l
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