I am glad you mention that, since I also discovered that something has
change with that program. Its not the same, mine work fine but it
doesn't allow me to create presets anymore. I am not sure in your case
either what the problem is, but the help file is really crap to say
the least.
On 15/03/20
What exactly do you want to do that requires commonality between
both systems please?
regards,
Joe
At 00:07 15/03/2013, you wrote:
Please what would be the right tools for me to use files or data on
both a Windows and Mac computers?
Many thanks! Vicky
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On Mar 13, 2013,
Music, which I think would work, since both Windows and Mac would be using
iTunes. The other I would like to be able to shair between them would be
documents, which I am not at all sure can be done.
What do you think?
Many thanks! Vicky
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 15, 2013, at 5:34 AM, Joe Pato
Hello everyone.
Please can anyone tell me if there is a way of adjusting the volume of things
in Total Recorder? I am asking because I have got Software and Soundboard
selected, can record computer fine. But my microphone is really quiet!
I have set my microphone to 100%, so think there is some
Well I couldn't even get the menus to work; it would seem that they've
changed the interface and made it most inaccessible! Then again..it just
may be my computer that just isn't handling it correctlty!
Tom Kaufman
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From: "Aidan Maher"
To: "PC Audio Discussion Lis
I'd use one of the cloud services. I know Ubuntu One has a client for
both Mac and Windows, but I would assume Drop Box does as well.
On 03/15/2013 05:58 AM, Vicky Vaughan wrote:
Music, which I think would work, since both Windows and Mac would be using
iTunes. The other I would like to be abl
Gary, just to say the help is very good but is very comprehensive which
may not suit you and anyone else. But it does suit me. Anyway, putting
that aside, do you have a boost setting in your microphone's volume. If
so have a play with that and see how you get on. Mine has a boost
control so sho
Vicky,
I think it would depend on what program was used to create the documents and
what you wanted to do with the documents on each platform. From what I
understand, MS Office doesn't work on the Mac, but there are programs that
can read documents created by MS Word. What I'm not sure about
Hello Vicki,
As you say, Itunes on both systems shouldn't present a problem.
Pages is a word processor for the mac, and will read, and save
documents back in to word format.
You would use numbers, as a spreadsheet package if you want, it's
fairly accessible I believe, although completely differ
what other audio programs do you have on the machine?
Ray T. Mahorney
WA4WGA
-Original Message-
From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Adrien
Collins
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2013 20:26
To: 'PC Audio Discussion List'
Subject: RE: playing a music file in win
Well if what I am afraid has happened really _has_ happened (that they've
changed this program to the point where we can no longer use it, I hope
there's another good program that we can use that will accomplish the same
thing!
Tom Kaufman
- Original Message -
From: "Aidan Maher"
To:
You can use the free program Freemake Video Converter which is available at:
www.freemake.com
You copy the link of the Youtube page then go to the opened program.
Next go to the edit menu and the only thing there is paste so enter on that.
Next go to the convert menu and choose which format to
I downloaded Fremake nnot long ago, but don't think I've ever tried it!
Looks like that's the one I'll have to use now! Thanks for the info!
Tom Kaufman
- Original Message -
From: "Dean Masters"
To: "PC Audio Discussion List"
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2013 1:48 PM
Subject: Re: Question
Hello Dean and list: Thanks for the instructions as to which menus to go in
Freemake Video; now then..could you give us (mainly me) a more precise
direction as to how to accomplish the "where to go?" I got to where I
needed to be ; even converted a couple of You Tube videos to MP3, but
could
Say, while we are stretching the bounds of the list topic, can
anybody briefly tell me about any OCR programs for the Mac that are
comparable to Openbook or Kurzweil for use by the blind. I'm sure
there are programs that will scan and convert to text, but what I'm
really concerned about is conv
Wel, I can try that program, but the way dean put it, is that it sound
like you might not be able to make all links work, I don't no if I
understand correctly, but I can try it.
On 15/03/2013, Tom Kaufman wrote:
> Hello Dean and list: Thanks for the instructions as to which menus to go in
>
> Fr
I did get it to work, but couldn't explain to you just how I got the You
Tube videos to convert! Hopefully Dean will come back and give more
detailed instructions as to how (I've got the "where to go" parts" but don't
clearly understand the method of getting there! Do you tab? Do you do
certa
Well, I'm not sure how much talking about accessing music files on both
a Windows PC and a Mac are stretching the list topic, since it seems
pretty on topic to me, but asking about an OCR application on a Mac
doesn't seem to have anything to do with this list at all. That's just
my $0.02. It mi
OK now, just to set the record straight, someone was asking about
using MSOffice on the Mac, and that was what I was referencing. You
are definitely right, audio and music questions are very much on
topic. I didn't want to add to what I thought might be a continuation
of the subject of word pro
First you must get the URL of the Youtube video you want. I have five
e-mails which each has one link to a video. I used the append to clipboard
to have all five links on my clipboard. If you are not comfortable with this
or don't know how to do this, you could open a text editor and copy and
p
Hello Dean and list: Thanks for taking the time to write this out for us
who want to use Freemake; it should be most helpful and I am keeping this in
hopes to make the next experience with the program easier! One more
question: if I want video as well as audio, which would be the best choice
Hello lary
try.
www.applevis.com
this may help in answering some of your mac questions possibly.
hth
Hank
On 3/15/2013 3:24 PM, Larry wrote:
OK now, just to set the record straight, someone was asking about
using MSOffice on the Mac, and that was what I was referencing. You
are definitely right,
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