yes, that is it.
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From: "Tom Kaufman"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 11:17 PM
Subject: Re: Another sound card question
Well I've been sort of following this thread with interest as I think that
the Audigy 2 sound card I have is mad
I have another program with a sigmatel audio card and the advance works on
it.
- Original Message -
From: "Tom Kaufman"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 11:17 PM
Subject: Re: Another sound card question
Well I've been sort of following this thread with i
Hi Dave: That is very very good info. In Windoweyes we can map keys either
inside virtual windows or inside a script using something like VBScript. It
might be possible to script the software provided by a card manufacturer and
the only way to know for sure would be to get one of them, then do t
A friend in France wants to send a friend in the U.S., namely me, DVDs
produced in a format called PAL. Over there, it is claimed that PAL is
universal, and that it specifically covers Region 1. However, a local Apple
store says that Mac computers can't play it. My Google searches have led to
c
Rick,
I think your guesses are accurate. As a programming type myself, I think
scripting for individual sound cards would be definitely worthwhile, but as
you've already said, this would involve some expenditure on something which
you or I may not want to use again. It isn't like software where yo
Your friend is right when he says that the dvd will play in region 1
players. That is not really the problem.
Your problem lies in the fact that your televsiion system is NTSC which is
a lower definition format than PAL. That is to say, NTSC has a fewer lines
per screen than PAL.
However,
I also would like to know how accessible the skype phones are as well with
computers? Thinking about making a switch to either skype phone or magic
jack.
Reese
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Try the skype. I'm a former magicjack customer. I left them because I had so
much problem with quality of calls and lost connection. Plus, the only
customer service you have is on-line chat.
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From: "Reese"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Monday, December 14, 2
I have never use A skype phone, but I do know that the magic jack do not
work very well with cordless phones.
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From: "Reese"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 3:46 PM
Subject: Re: Skype phones.
I also would like to know how accessible
On the PC side you can do the following but not sure with the MAC.
Locate the .vob files on the DVD disc. Copy these .vob files to your hard
drive. Then rename these .vob files to .mpg - These files playback on Windows
Media Player 11.
If you own Replay AV 8.53 and above you can use the include
Hi, I have some Startrek videos that don't play well in my computer. I
purchased them from Dealsworld and they came from China. Perhaps they are
in the Pal format?
What program would convert PAL to NTSC
or to A V I?
I am a novace at this, so please tell me as much as you can. If you think
i
Hello all,
I am a theatrical sound designer, and I am working on a project. Is there
a accessible counterpart to sony acid that I can use to compose to sony acid
for loops and such? I the think the answer is sonar but I am not sure,
please correct me if there is something else out there, or if i
Some findings about the Olympus dm-520:
A great discovery for me is that we can set the time on the dm-520 using the
included Olympus Sonority software. Very nice since the unit doesn't talk when
setting the clock: synchronize date/time from the device menu. Can also be
done automatically eac
I like the keychain speaker from
www.thinkgeek.com
Choose keychain speaker amp, and not the earbud one. The keychain speaker
amp is ten dollars, but you'll no doubt find other things from Think Geek
that you'll want.
Matthew
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The following information is taken - and updated by me - from a FAQ on the
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http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_support_faqs.asp?id=1278#30
***How can the blind and visually impaired set the time and date?
The recorders' built-in audio cues can b
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