I wish it were just as simple as that, I like the theory read the
primers I pointed to earlier.
On 16/11/2009, at 5:43 PM, robert Doc Wright wrote:
> to amend the information Dane gave. If your sound card has "stereo mix" or
> "What you hear" in the record section, with these features turned
Hi: I do the same as Ray using Goldwave. I pick up what goes through the
Sound card and the mic. I have not tried it with Skype. It required messing
with the sound card settings to get it to work. Total Recorder uses a
software hook I think and may, or not, require messing with setting up your
Hi
I have a few films and they are in mp4, what program will
play or convert these files please?
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Hi: There seems much interest in multi-track recording. To avoid the hassle of
the complex multi-track recorders it might be possible to just use GoldWave.
The technique is one we use to use with old Reel to Reel recorders. Play the
backing sound and record at the same time. Here is an article o
I am using, hopefully very temporarily, a computer with Windows 7 and the v
version of Jaws 11 for this 64 bit machine. Winamp won't respond to any
commands, and I'm sure this is because there are no Jaws scripts to support
this version of Windows. It plays but you can no longer set equalizer
Hi Again: the sound on sound method works. I played a backing file, mp3, and
then recorded into the microphone and saved the new file. It had the vocal
over the music backing track and everything seems good.
This means that you can create defacto multi-track recordings but of course
not edit ind
I use Switch from http://www.nch.com.au/switch/plus.html to convert these
files into MP3 files. This will work in the free version of Switch.
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Hi listers.
Before I switched from "IE7" to "IE8" I was able to listen to the "When
Radio Was" Windows Media streams. However, now, using "IE8" when I try to
access the "listen" links I just get the "Internet Explorer cannot display
the web page" message. Also, I don't get a clew about what'
absolutely. I use it all the time. I play prerecorded request on air while I
record the whole thing. All in one window of goldwave, just using the magic
control + tab. Same with vocals and music. You can listen to 1 file while
recording with another, oviously you can add other things like microp
I know of a bug where installing windows live essentials under Windows 7
made that happen, and maybe its true under Vista as well, otherwise I
have no clue, but you can still do it, just right click, go into
properties, find the URL and copy to clipboard and open in windows media
player.
Paul Huts
Try Winamp.
It can and does play mp4 files.
I don't know anything about converting those yet, but I'm working on that
one.
My best regards.
John.
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Subject: What program play
OK, for clarification, are you saying when I am in the "When Radio Was" page
and on the "listen now" link, do I press the "applications" key and use the
properties option? Thanks for your help, John...Paul
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thanks for the clarification Adrian.
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Subject: Re: shortwave radio
Hi, Gary. I believe Bob Crane is the company's owner. He's certainly the
spokesperson. The guy who pr
yes, this will work if you have stereo mix or what you hear. the shortcut
for mix is control m. the mix also has a feature that will allow you to
raise or lower the volume of the file being mixed into the foundation track.
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Discussing shortwave radios is off topic for the PC Audio
list and besides I think the question has been answered
several times.
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Am I correct in thinking that if I were to download a movie from iTunes, it
would be in MP4?
If I were to put my videos or DVDs of home made or professional make on to
computer, is it the function of the video capture device and its software, to
convert these signals into MP4?
When my video TV
Hello list members,
Just as the title says, audio streams timing out.
I have quite a few audio streams book marked in Winamp.
But after a while, they time out.
The mane ones I listen to, are WKTC:
www.wktc.org
KCCK:
www.kcck.org
and BBN RADIO:
www.bbnradio.org
And also, WFMT:
www.wfmt.com
Is there
Hi I have the Grundig g 5 shortwave radio and I like it and it has good f.m
receive as well.
Casey
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Sent: Sunday, November 15, 2009 11:51 PM
Subject: Re: shortwave radio
The grundig line of radios are very good and
OK but then why is Audacity a free programme?
I know that it is multitrack but does it have the same kind of audio editing
facilities as goldwave for example?
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Audassity is a free program because it is an open source program. Similar to
NVDA screen reader.
hth
bb
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Sent: Monday, November 16, 2009 8:30 AM
Subject: RE: Recording Audio
OK but then why is Audacity
I am aware Winamp and JAWS don't play nicely on 64 bit Windows, but due to
my hearing impairment I only use it to play my music, not bothered about
anything else. So as for me it's good but yeah it's strange as I've been
using 32 bit Windows for years and Winamp worked fully with that
configuration
Hello all. I am upgrading my laptop to windows 7 today and would like to know
if anyone broadcasts with it and how it is working? I did see something to
where you can run a program as xp and wonder if that would help. I use sam
encoders and win amp.
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But how does it compare with goldwave where editing is concerned?
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Sent: 16 November 2009 06:14 PM
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Subject: Re: Recording Audio
Audassity i
Yep, as a temporary workaround use shift-f10 and go to properties --
not sure what the applications key will do.
Paul Hutson wrote:
> OK, for clarification, are you saying when I am in the "When Radio
> Was" page and on the "listen now" link, do I press the "applications"
> key and use the prop
Hi folks,
I'm working with both Winamp and Windows Media Player, and though neither
program is perfect, I'm finding that Winamp seems to Excel a bit when it comes
to identifying compact discs inserted into the computer. Is this based upon the
databases accessed by the two applications? Is there
hello, you may want to check options to see if you can add alternate
searches through data bases. i found itunes to be the most productive for
retreaving cd info. thanks les
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not being much of an audassity user I will boldly say this:
Audassity has come a long way and I highly recommend it for people who need
to use multi-track recordings. Not copying and pasting a sound or two
together like radio promos or some such.
For ppl who like presets you won't find many in a
Some quick search engine work has not produced any clear method for adding
alternate databases to the WMP search. All of my settings in the program are
already adjusted so that the cd should be automatically identified. But
simply put, I can open Winamp and nearly every time receive the name of
scott, certain data bases are alot more effecient and accurate. i used nero
data base before, but so far i found itunes to be the best. in about 3,000
cds. maybe 2 or 3 were not found in the data base. song titles and album
titles are correct.
thanks les
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Les,
Can you only utilize this db through the ITunes program? Or is there a way
to work it from within other apps?
Thanks,
Scott
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Subject: Re: Windows Media Player not re
scott, i am not sure, because i am just sticking to itunes. what you could
do is download itunes. its free. and then look at the db. setting to see the
name, then try to cut&paste the db name and place into your other ap. that
may work.
thanks les
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OK, I tried that but still no joy. I get a Windows Media message, something
about an improper codex or something like that but thanks for your help and
have a good one...Paul
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Hi: Audacity is a mult-track recorder. You have seperat files for each
track, guitar, avoice, drums etc... you can record each seperatly and edit
each seperatly. Then you can save them all as one file. Goldwave only works
on one file. You might have a standard mp3 audio file you can edit but you
I found another problem. I am using the RealTek onboard card on this
machine. Evidently it will not allow the mic and the Sterio Mix to be set.
The sliders are not there no matter what you do as far as I can tell. I read
a blurb from RealTek saying something to the effect that they do not allow
my Dell desk top is having major problems. I am looking for a good lap top as
a back up. I use Window-eyes as my screen reader. My Dell has the
abilityffburn and play dcds and
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Winamp works fine under Windows 7 but is a bit strange with the 64 bit
version. Not sure about SAM broadcaster as I don't do that kind of thing.
Hope it works though.
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So, does this mean Hannah can only have one or the other enabled? She was
asking if I can hear her JAWS on her Skype and I said no and I told her that
her sound card has a stereo mix option but isn't enabled. She's happy with
that really but was just curious.
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Hey guys,
Very strange thing just happened with winamp, curious if anyone else has had
this happen.
I clicked on an mp3, and it started playing something completely different
than the song i clicked on.
I then tried to click on another mp3, and it showed up in the title bar, but
wouldn't play it.
I've peeked at audacity but I haven't been able to find where on the screen
it shows where I am in the file. Its nice that I can arrow through the file
but where does it show how far into the file I've gone?
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Since you're using GW you can increase the volume of the voice if its a
separate track.
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Sent: Monday, November 16, 2009 11:54 AM
Subject: Re: Sound On Sound recording in GoldWave
I found another problem. I am usin
In this case when you set your volume in stereo mix you will need to set the
playback volume for your mike not the record volume.
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Sent: Monday, November 16, 2009 12:21 PM
Subject: RE: Sound On Sound recordin
High Jed,
What version of Winamp are you using?
What is your operating system?
I'm asking because that could be apart of your problem.
Are you using a screen reader?
If so, what is the name of it, and what version is it?These many things
could be giving you trouble with playing files in Winamp.
Did you get the whole url in there -- should start with mms and end with
maybe asf?
Paul Hutson wrote:
> OK, I tried that but still no joy. I get a Windows Media message,
> something about an improper codex or something like that but thanks
> for your help and have a good one...Paul
> - Ori
HHi Chris: Well, she should be able to set it up to record what comes
through the speakers or headphones and also whatever she talks into the
microphone. That means she should be able to record skype calls like that.
Also, she would have to enable sterio mix and the microphone. Messing with
the
Ok thanks for the help. She's not planning to record for the time being.
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Sent: 17 November 2009 00:33
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Subject: Re: Sound On Sound recording in
Ya, somehow I bumbled around and got it done. Even found an advanced button
for the microphone.
Now it is working perfectly well for sound on sound.
Rick USA
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Sent: Monday, November 16, 2009 3:25 PM
Subject:
I really don't know why all the bother on this because there is hardly anything
on the band right at the moment and a new standard of shortwave radio will
arrive on the market in the coming year, the "DRM" standard will be used
ensuring you'll hear shortwave as you've never heard it before, near
I think iTunes uses MP4 files for their video files, but I'm not sure. MP4
isn't the only video file format out there, so depending on the software
you're using, it could be saving the video files in MPG, AVI, WMV,
One way to check the file format is to go into Windows Explorer and check
the
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