hi.
well had good and bad and just shit house with burning cds this week.
now run out of all of them.
will not be getting any cheap and nasty crappy cds.
and will be getting formatted, rewriteable.
was and managed to use windows media player to burn.
then in cd player, the sharp ghetto blaster.
the
Hi Brett, depending on what you have to spend, look at the range of delta
cards. From the audiophile 2496, which is very affordable, to the delta
1010. I personally have a delta 1010LT and it's fantastic for multi track
recording etc. Just a thought, just depends on available cash, how many
High Marvin,
I don't know about the store that you mentioned, but you can get CD's that
are made for burning audio files from Walmart.
The Maxwell discs, will cost you about $16.95 for a pack of 10.
The Memberex discs will run you about $14.95 for a pack of 12.
The SONY discs will run you about
hello, a few things to consider, you want to use duplication grade cd-rs.
there higher quality then what stores offer. and also your burner you want
to check its firmware to make sure you have the latest installed. the
firmware of the drive and blank media type can make a big difference.
re-wr
Hi Marv: A couple of things I saw mentioned on list. In Media Player make
sure you have the burn options set to music. Also, I am not sure about how
you do it but I think they need to be, perhaps not, mp3 format and I do not
know how to set that if it is not already set. Another thing, check you
This would be cool to have. I remember that virtual haircut thing on
Youtube. I can't believe it actually sounds surround through a normal USB
headset.
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From: "David Reynolds"
To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'"
Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 3:23 PM
Subject: Surro
Hi all. I have a problem recording from my sound card. I'm using audacity to
record and have the mixer set to sterio and have also tried other settings.
When I hit record jaws starts going r r and then starts making a
lifting off sound like a plain on the ground. I have a soundmax digita
That is USB, isn't it? How is the latency with soft synths? That model
goes back to at least 2005. Don't know what they have now.
I just Googled it. Looks like they have a Cakewalk branded version now.
I also thought about getting an Edirol. A friend has the FA-66 which sounds
great but h
Hi everyone!
I'm wondering if anyone has successfully used one of these stand-alone Internet
radio receivers? I'm thinking of one for a friend I know, he wants to listen to
Interstate and world radio but I'm wondering whether one of these may be a
better way to go rather than a full-blone compu
The best I've been able to use is the SRS WOW! built in to Windows Media
Player. I find it works best on the large speakers setting. The headphone
setting sounds filtered and closed in to me.
SRS has Windows software but the demo wasn't to Jaws friendly. I believe
they also have hardware. A
Hi guys,
Have you guys tried the software versions of the Prophit 5, Minimoog or
CS-80? How accessible are the software synths? I'm using window-eyes 7.11. For
a sighted user, the software synth recreates the front pannel of the hardware
synthesizer on the screen. You can twiddle with the
I have officially had enough. I had a sighted friend over today and we
found that there is just no way I can adjust the properties of this sound
card. There's this thing called 'entertainment mode and all the controls
are there and just plain not accessible.
I really can't ask for my money
Hi list: Am wondering if it's possible to (when using "Windows Media (or maybe
it's "windows)..to rip CDs)..to just rip the cuts that you want, as opposed to
ripping the entire CD? Let me explain; then you can tell me if this thing is
actually using "Windows Media"..or the Windows utility; I p
High Rick,
You can't burn a CD in MP3 format in Windows Media Player.
But you can rip a music disc to MP3 in Windows Media Player.
Marvin has an older boom box, you are correct, older CD players will not
play rewritable CD's.
But they can play CDR's.
Those files will need to be converted to wave
Hi would you like to sell it.
If so contact me off list at cwoll...@wi.rr.com and we can discuss it
further.
Casey
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From: "Dave McElroy WA6BEF"
To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'"
Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2009 7:22 PM
Subject: If I ever buy a Creative product aga
Yes, I think it can be done. First, you'll need to go into WMP and configure
it not to automatically rip the whole CD. Next, when you insert a CD and
bring up WMP, you can go into the CD ripping view and just select the tracks
you want to rip. I'm doing this from memory, but I'm fairly certain it c
High Tom,
I have run in to the same problem that you're having over and over again.
To tell you the truth, I don't really think that can be done.
When your computer is ripping a CD, it is using Windows Media Player to do
it.
I am told that you can use Winamp to rip a CD one track at a time, but I
I'd still ask for my money back if I were you. You could still claim it's
defective. It would give you a chance to let Creative know their product is
inaccessible. You'd also have nothing to lose.
--
Christopher
chalt...@gmail.com
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has anyone had any experiences with this headset/microphone combo and if so
what do you think of it?
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Hi Christopher and list: Afraid I don't really know where to go in WMP
(windows Media Player)..to make that magic happen! I just figured it would
save me from having to rip the whole CD..just to get two or three songs I
might want; I used to use Cdex; it was great for ripping just one (or
wha
I have a possible solution. There is no guarantee this will work. It did
work for me but I wasn't expecting it. It might not work for your card as
it is newer and has different software. I hope it does have the basic tone
controls like mine has or this won't do you any good at all.
I think
Look what I just found at Fred's Head.
First Internet Web Radio for the Blind
http://www.fredshead.info/2009/12/first-internet-web-radio-for-blind.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+FredsHeadCompanion+%28Fred%27s+Head+from+APH%29&utm_content=FeedBurner
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