Click the item "Add/Remove Programs", then select "CD to MP3 Ripper" from the list and click the "Remove" button to uninstall it.

A crossover is a device which filters signals based on frequency. A "high pass" crossover is a filter which allows frequencies above a certain point to pass unfiltered; those below that same point still get through, but are attenuated according to the crossover slope. A "low pass" crossover is just the opposite: the lows pass through, but the highs are attenuated. See similar questions...

I just installed WinCue v1.40 and it's using 30%-60% of my CPU! This sucks, version 1.35 was much cooler. See similar questions...

If you have installed the RPM version of Webmin, you can also use rpm -e webmin, or if you have installed the Solaris package you can use pkgrm WSwebmin . See similar questions...

Note that if you simply want to disable the plug-in for a while, you can do this by unticking the "Enable SpamBayes" box on the front page of the "Manager" dialog. If you installed the plug-in from source, then you simply need to re-run the "addin.py" script, with the parameter "--unregister", and then delete the toolbar in Outlook. See similar questions...

No. Sorry. I no longer do crossovers. Maybe I'll change my mind in the future, but I think this is better. I can only tolerate so many idiotic emails of, "OMG U KANT RIGHT THT CHARCTER WELL KTHXBYE!!!!!U$UCK!!!" Especially when writing a crossover, the key is to COWRITE the story and let the other cartoonist write their characters, so you DIDN'T write the dialogue of the character in question. See similar questions...

I should point out not everyone approaches me like this - this answer is aimed only at those who do. The rest of you, thanks for the offer - but I prefer to work alone. See similar questions...

Basically, this requires a degree of patience. The subwoofer should be started off at about 100Hz and adjusted until you are happy with the sound. Keep in mind that the higher the crossover point, the more power the driver on the high-pass will be able to handle but raising excessively may cause the low-pass driver to sound raspy or unnatural. The idea here is to first make rough selections to protect the drivers and then to fine tune crossover point selections to achieve optimum fidelity. See similar questions...

No. The crossover point cannot be changed since it depends on the resonant point of the INFRA subwoofer system. The INFRA processors allow altering the hi pass filter frequency by changing plug-in resistors inside the units of the INFRA-M and INFRA-M2. However, this does not change the true crossover point of the system and will, in fact, create either a gap or an overlap in the frequency response of the bi-amplified system depending on the filter frequency chosen. See similar questions...

A32 - Loading and soldering all the required electronic components onto two Phoenix printed circuit boards takes me about 8 hours. It is not difficult to do, but requires attention at every step. I do not sell pre-assembled boards, but I can put you in contact with someone who will load boards. I can check your assembled boards for proper functioning, should you want to have this assurance, in case you lack the necessary equipment to test them yourself. See similar questions...

Active crossovers are more efficient than passive crossovers. A typical "insertion loss" (power loss due to use) of a passive crossover is around 0.5dB. Active crossovers have much lower insertion losses, if they have any loss at all, since the losses can effectively be negated by adjusting the amplifier gain. Also, with some active crossovers, you can continuously vary not only the crossover point, but also the slope. See similar questions...

The crossover frequency control allows you to adjust the internal electronic crossover from 40 Hz to 150 Hz. See similar questions...

Close all running instances of Synctoy. If you use multiuser configuration you have to exit running instances in inactive user accounts also. Select Programs/Synctoy/Uninstall in Start menu. Follow the uninstaller instruction. See similar questions...