No. You only need a compatible operating system (Windows 98SE/2000/Me and Macintosh OS 9 and above). With the proper OS, all basic Windows and Macintosh audio editing software that uses the computer’s sound card is probably compatible with USB streaming audio. If the editing system uses its own interface boxes (e.g. Pro Tools), then it will probably not be able to use USB audio, unless of course SPDIF digital I/O is available.

Any stereo headphones and CD player will work fine. Of course the better the quality of equipment, the better the sound quality. Overall, equipment quality will not hinder the effectiveness of the Holosync technology, so it's not necessary to spend a lot of money on audio gear. In some of the deeper levels of the program you may want to upgrade to equipment that can handle the lower carrier frequencies we use, but in the beginning any stereo CD player, including walkman-types, will work. See similar questions...

Graphic Equalizer Pro can equalize every input of full duplex sound cards but not the output of other applications. However using an external virtual driver (as virtual audio cable) this problem can be overcome. By this small program you can redirect the stream of an audio application to another. I was hoping to be able to use Graphic Equalizer Pro like an equalizer while playing back CD's in my CD-ROM. This feature has been included. See similar questions...

Java Sound can begin playing as soon as it starts getting audio samples or MIDI requests -- there is no need to wait for the entire audio file to be loaded into memory. Java Sound can be used in conjunction with the Java Media Framework API software (JMF) to stream audio data over the network. Third parties can also use Java Sound to present audio within their own streaming framework. See similar questions...

There is no way to select a specific audio track during playback in Media Center. It is only possible to pre-configure which one to use. By default the first one is used. See above for instructions on how to configure the preferred language for audio streams in Haali Media Splitter. See similar questions...

No, not with USB. Windows NT does not support the USB Audio protocol, but any audio editing system that uses the NT platform, and has an interface that employs optical or coaxial SPDIF inputs and outputs, is of course quite suitable for transferring audio to and from the PORTADISC. No. The drivers for USB Audio are part of the Windows OS (in Win98SE, WinME and Win2000) and Mac OS 9. Just plug in the USB cable and the computer operating system should do the rest. See similar questions...

Video on Demand (VoD) video streaming movies require Windows Media Player 9 Series. Download Windows Media Player 9 See similar questions...

You will need the free Windows Media Player for Mac by Microsoft, or QuickTime and the free Windows Media Components for QuickTime by Flip4Mac (recommended). Make sure you have a sound card, and your speakers are plugged in. Check the volume settings on your speakers, your computer and on the media player. If you’re still having problems, contact us for technical support by email or telephone. See similar questions...

Yes, the CB-USB4 cable that comes packaged with the camera, is required for downloading images using the camera. The stock number for a replacement cable is (Item #200776). It can be purchased through the Olympus Emporium or by phone at 1-800-201-7766. See similar questions...

You need to make sure that your converter's serial settings match those of Windmill (or vice versa). For instance, if you have set Windmill to continually aquire data you must make sure that your USB-to-Serial converter is continually providing data and not buffering it. How you do this depends on your converter. For a 930-based Edgeport converter, for example, you need to use its utility program to set its ports for "low latency" and "fast read and writes". See similar questions...

The most popular application on the MBONE is the LBL audio tool "vat". A beta release of vat is available by anonymous FTP from ftp.ee.lbl.gov in the directory conferencing/vat where you will find tar files for the various systems supported: decalpha-vat.tar.Z DEC Alpha decmips-vat.tar.Z DEC 5000 hp-vat.tar.Z HP 9000/700 i386-vat.tar.Z intel 386/486 BSD sgi-vat.tar.Z SGI Indy, Indigo sun-vat.dyn.tar.Z SPARC, dynamic libraries sun-vat.tar. See similar questions...

No, Lightstreamer is optimized for the real-time delivery of text (actually any kind of text: strings, numbers, free text, tagged text, etc.). See similar questions...

You can set the .CaptureAudio property of the source @ctiVideo OCX to FALSE to prevent audio from being captured. See similar questions...

In order to stream live audio or video, you will need a camera and/or microphone connected to your computer, either Producer or QuickTime Broadcaster, and an account on the UGA streaming server with live broadcasting enabled. For more information, see guides/tutorials on this web site. There are a number of factors that affect the audio and video quality of streamed files and a number of ways to improve their quality.First, always start with the highest-quality video possible. See similar questions...

First thing is try to refresh the page and wait 10 to 15 seconds to see if the stream comes back. If not, close the stream window and re-open the window with the link provided on the parent page. If this still doesn't work, try clearing out your cache in your browser preferences. See similar questions...

Since you're reading this page, you're probably at a computer that has an internet connection. If it has a sound card and either speakers or headphones, the only other thing you need is audio player software that supports MP3 streaming. There are several free programs available including Apple’s iTunes (it plays on Windows too, not just Macintosh). We also recommend the free version of Winamp for Windows computers. See similar questions...

USB audio means that you can use the Voice recorder as a PC Speaker and you can use it as a microphone to record directly into the PC using the USB cable. See similar questions...

Then press the REC button to access the function and press the FF/REW button to select "on". Then press the REC button again. The USB Audio function is now turned on. It is not possible to use the Voice recorder as a speaker or to record directly to Windows NT, Windows 98 and Macintosh using the USB cable. But it is possible to record directly into the PC using the KP4 cable. See similar questions...