You can set your quality settings in the Settings -> Broadcast settings window. Here you must compromise how many listeners you want to support with how good a signal you want to provide those listeners who you allow to connect. Upgrade your net connection. Quality is a function of the amount of data you are able to broadcast to those who connect to your station. The more data you are able to push, the better sounding your broadcast will be.

quot;I've been using a demo of Chatterblocker for a couple of days now. Yesterday it worked perfectly. Today, after starting a particular preset, the tracks begin to drop out one-by-one within a few seconds." This is happening because the 60 minute demo period has expired. Once that happens, each of the loops will only play once — this is why they seemed to drop out one-by-one.

Dragging the sound files out of the list boxes to remove them has not yet been implemented. To remove audio files: Drag the sound file or alias out of the relevant ~/Library/Application Support/ChatterBlocker/ChatterBlocker_Resources folder. Drag the sound file or alias out of the relevant C:\Documents and Settings\your_user_name\Application Data\ChatterBlocker\ChatterBlocker_Content\ folder (Voices / Music / Sound Effects).

Shael made those herself. If you've got Krycek sound files in wav format that you'd like included on this site, contact me.

These are the most standard device file names, some Linux distributions may use slightly different names. Sun workstation compatible audio device (only a partial implementation, does not support Sun ioctl interface, just u-law encoding)/dev/audio1

To do this, open Windows Explorer and locate the Sculptor brain wave file folder. By default, these files should be located in the following folder: From Windows Explorer, double click on any of these files and you should hear a short 2 second sound file play. If you can’t hear this file, you will need to check you Windows audio equipment. Tip: An alternative to using the Sculptor 3 “Brain Wave” player, is to user a product distributed by BWGen.

If they are okay on your own machine, but not on the server, you probably uploaded them in ASCII mode instead of Binary mode.

Yes. Our page of links to tab delimited ASCII text files allows you to import updated SuperSearch CD track and index data into other database applications and software programs that are accessible to the visually impaired. Sound Ideas SuperSearch software and data are protected by copyright.

Background sound and music can be assigned to a slide. There are three preset music backgrounds for you to use and an option to upload MP3 files only.

If you have installed a recent version of either Netscape or Explorer you should be able to listen to the sound files without problems. If your browser cannot play the sound files go to shareware.com and download any of the sound utilities there. To listen to sound files more often click on the sound file link, hold down mouse button, and choose "Save As" from the pop-up menu and save the file to your harddisk.

By simply clicking on the "Audio links" on the pages of the magazine that contain them. That will open a web page with an audio flash player. You will have to click on the start button and the file will play. (Note: Some audio files can take some time to start, depending of your connection speed).

If Flash player is not installed, it should ask you online to install it; if not you can download Flash player here If you have confirmed all of the above but you still cannot access the sound files, you will need to ask a friend who is good with computers for help.

The International Lyrics server at <URL:http://www.lyrics.ch/> has lyrics to many of the songs.

Sound files are located in the Sounds subdirectory from where you installed the application. The sounds files are specified in a Windows INI style format. Look at Default.sf for instructions in the Sounds directory as an example.

There are many software programs on the Ineternet that will convert your sound files to mp3. Some are free like FreeRip which offers basic conversion to mp3, and there are other more sophisticated software programs available for a small fee, many of which can be found using Google. No. Your files are submitted to us and remain confidential . No one at Protect My Work will open files unless asked to do so by you.

No, the NanoGong applet can only play sound files which are recorded and saved as a WAV file in a NanoGong applet. It does not support playing back of other sound file with different formats.

Two reasons: to respect the original copyright holders, and because I might release a cd of the tracks someday.

When downloading MP3 files, ideally you want files that have been compressed at a rate of 128 kbps. This is considered "near-CD" quality sound. When a regular audio file is compressed at that rate, most of what is pulled out is undetectable to our ears. Meanwhile, the MP3 file requires only one-tenth of the storage space, allowing you to load up thousands of songs on your Portable MP3 Player.

The program will use the Windows speech engine to say any text in the lookup box. You can also install extra sound files for higher-quality pronunciations of root words. See the download instructions.

This is something we have thought about for some time and would really like to do at some point. Recording and creating the sound files would take quite a bit of time, however, and this is a free site.