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Monday, February 25, 2002
Greymatter Tips and Tricks owever, I have tried to read up on what other people think of these hosts and give you a general overview of what the service is like. Remember, these are free hosts and they are providing a free service to you which costs money. Be nice to them. =) Feel free to comment on these different providers. Sunday, February 24, 2002
Gotuit Audio - SongCatcher Compared to Napster, SongCatcher does not involve the illegal transmission of music files. Also, it doesn't hog your bandwidth and require long downloads. Most importantly, though, it's convenient. You don't have to remember and search out every song you like and go fetch it. With SongCatcher, the songs come to you—you merely sift through your Inbox and keep the ones you'd like to hear again.
SongCatcher features: Scheduled radio recordings Music Library Playlist Construction Capability "Never Again" feature (screens out unwanted songs or bands) Save Button (lets you save a song even after hearing all or part of it) Compatibility with existing digital jukeboxes
MPEGX.com "Daily News of VCD, DVD, DivX, MP3 and CD-R/RW Software" WavTrim is free! - but for those who register, WavTrim PRO has extra optios, like drag'n drop support and normalization level control. Monday, February 18, 2002
Thursday, February 14, 2002
Wednesday, February 13, 2002
What's New - The Sonic Spot Audacity - New - Open source, multi-platform audio editor that provides unlimited tracks, plug-in effects, and undo.
Napigator - The Sonic Spot Up to the minute nap servers listing
Real-time server statistics (users, files, gigabytes) Ping times from your computer to each nap server The ability to use your Windows nap client on other networks, such as Opennap Manual server entry for non-listed servers Easy to use interface
Sonic State Studio wav with audiocatalyst or similar and edit them in cool edit, sound forge, etc. or use the line in on your sound card and record with your wave editor (cool edit, etc) i recommend ripping because you retain the digital qaulity. using the line in jack, with cable or amp or whatever may introduce noise. Tuesday, February 12, 2002
Geek.com Tips and Tricks More What's running in the background?
For an even more in-depth look at what's running in the background, go to Start-->Accessories-->System Tools-->System Information. From here you can see right down to the bottom of the well--all 16 and 32-bit applications running or modules loaded will be listed. Turn 'em off at random and see what happens! Or, more sensibly, don't. :) This is a good place to look because it tells you where things are loading from and what's causing them to load, so you can zero in on "mystery guests." Monday, February 11, 2002
New Scientist Jobs - Focus on Ireland Another focus will be on how technology can help injured and disabled people get access to the same resources as everyone else. Gary McDarby, a signal processing expert at MLE who has also worked with people with disabilities and at Mother Teresa's house for the dying in Calcutta, hopes to develop computer interfaces that can read facial expressions and interpret gestures. Friday, February 08, 2002
HP CD-Writer Drives - How to Eliminate Buffer Underrun Errors in Easy CD Creator, CD Copier and Other CD Writer Software
Downloads and Drivers for hp cd-writer plus internal 8100i drive for American English this here is a more gooder one than the other one |
