After installing the latest update for DartPro 98, I don't have a shortcut to CD-Recorder 4 Basic in my 'Start' / 'Programs' folder. What's going on? How do I fix this?"

Please run command "Sndvol32.exe /p" from your computer's "Start > Run..." dialog. Then check the volume control to "All Mute". Please pay attention that you must uncheck the "All Mute" after conversion, otherwise, when you play an audio file, it will have no sound. See similar questions...

Even though the registered MIME type for MIDI files is audio/midi, some browsers are not set up to recognize it as such; instead, they look for audio/x-midi. There are two things you can do to address this: Configure your browser to treat documents of type audio/midi correctly. This is the type that Apache sends by default. This may not be workable, however, if you have many client installations to change, or if some or many of the clients are not under your control. See similar questions...

Yes. However, the way the channels are assigned by different people may mean it will take a little investigation to get the right results. Whenever you import a file OrganAssist needs to know which channels in the file should be directed to which manual. You can set this via the menus on the Library form ( General Midi Channels). If you do not know what the channel settings in the file are, import it anyway and OrganAssist will report at the end the total number of notes on each channel number. See similar questions...

MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. This kind of music type is composed by 128 instruments at the most. The file size is very small compared to the WAV files or MP3 files. See similar questions...

Some programs do allow you to convert single tones (monophonic instruments and such) to a midi data, but as far as converting complex recordings and arrangements, currently, it hasn't been done. The first person who comes up with an accurate way to convert complex audio recordings into midi will be rich though (maybe), and will need to adopt me as their son. See similar questions...

To save MIDI data to disk, use the 'midiToDisk' object. To route MIDI to other software in Windows (for example Logic, Cubase or Sonar), you can use for example Hubi's MIDI Loopback Device or MidiMux. To route MIDI to other software inside MacOSX, you do not have to install everything, because software also appears automaticly inside hardware-lists. See similar questions...

A ringtone is a tune that plays when your phone is receiving a call. Ringtones allow you to personalize the way your phone rings. See similar questions...

A versatile system should be able to import the files you would encounter in your office. This includes word processing files, spreadsheets and presentations as well as common image formats such as TIFF 4, TIFF 3, TIFF Raw, TIFF LZW, PCX, BMP, CALS, JPEG, GIF, PICT, PNG and EPS Preview images. An imaging system providing long term archival of documents should allow the images of each page to be stored in a non-proprietary format. See similar questions...

The MP3 compression consumes a lot of computation time, actually, the lame encoder that's used by CDex is relatively fast compared to other MP3 encoders (with comparable sound quality, listen the output of the Xing 'fast' encoder, and you know what I mean). The ripping process can be slow when you have With certain CD-ROM drives you might get better performance when you set the CD-SPEED to 32, but this might increase the change of jitter errors. See similar questions...

This is not a question, and I'm not interested in playing Twenty Questions to pry your actual question out of you — I have better things to do. On seeing something like this, my reaction is normally of one of the following: See similar questions...

The Group tool has a "File->Write->Standard MIDI File" menu item. So, typically, you copy things to a Group tool in order to write them out as a MIDI file. However, you can also write a MIDI file from the console, or in a script, using the writemf function like this: writemf(Snarf,"file.mid"); See similar questions...

Your DisCover 5 /5M can play Standard MIDI Files from an installed SmartMedia card or floppy disk. Use the following steps to play an SMF. Note: The DisCover 5 comes with a pre-installed SmartMedia card on which you find SMFs you can load and play. Touch SMART MEDIA to select an SMF from your SmartMedia card, or FLOPPY to load an SMF from a floppy disk inserted in your disk drive. Press the STYLE/SONG button (NOTE: The word "SONG" will appear in the upper right corner of the screen). See similar questions...

In the Schubertline setup, the MIDI file is embedded in the score file and cannot be "saved" on your hard disk. However, you can return to the MIDI file for free at any time by re-selecting the score from the Library. You can listen to it for free as many times as you want by going offline. See similar questions...

No. However, it is possible to write a program that reads a MIDI file and outputs a file that can be input to Mup. Two programs that do this, called "mtm" and "midi2mup" have been donated by Mup users. They are limited, and not supported by Arkkra Enterprises, but may be useful for some people. Check out the programs donated by Mup users. See similar questions...

No, you may not. You can link to a page but not to a file. Linking directly to a file is considered bandwidth stealing. See similar questions...