I am trying to add some alternate audio tracks to a quicktime video clip using Quicktime pro on a windows PC. When I try to "add" an audio track "extracted" from another video file the entire audio file doesn't transfer. It's a little tiny file and there is no audio. Does anyone know what might be the problem?
Is there a good windows editing program for creating Quicktime video files that would make this easier?
I'd check the help file and make sure not missing something obvious
quicktime > help > editing and authoring > working with tracks > ... my pc froze up again. why i like the mac. lol.
but ya if that doesn't cut it for you the best place to get help is http://discussions.apple.com
I've just bought a Mackie Tapco Link USB Audio Interface and some M-Audio Studiophile DX4 Active Audio Monitors. The interface has 2 1/4" jack outputs on the back, and the monitors have 2 1/4" audio inputs. Can I use mono leads to link them or will I need stereo cables?
You should be fine with mono leads if there is one lead per channel.
The combined stereo lead would only be essential if there was a just a single output socket.
You will also be fine if you use 2 X stereo leads as the sockets will just read from one of the channels in this case.
I make movies with my friends, and I want the audio to sound good. However, I don't have the option of attaching a microphone directly to my camcorder. So I have to resort to a digital audio recorder to record the audio seperately from my video, import it into my computer seperately, and sync it to match up with the video. I have Final Cut Express so that won't be a problem. I just need to know of any suggestions for a digital audio/voice recorder that has good quality sound, supports a Mac, and under $100.
Hi!,
You can go for a Sony audio recorder, they are the best in quality and have good range of products. The devices also have good ports or means to transfer the data to another device.
Have a nice day.
I know that listening to people talking good english is the best way to improve my vocabulary, and obviously easier than finding people with great english to talk to all day is listening to audio tapes.
Which audio tapes would do the best job - classics?
Anyone can suggest good ones?
In transmitter schematics, usually there is an audio amplifier. I would like to know its purpose. Does simply amplifying the audio input create a stronger signal for transmission? So, basically, does increased audio power equate to increased range for the transmitter?
I didn't know there was a difference, so thanks. Could someone explain what an amp would do both in AM and FM transmitters?
Audio amplifiers do amplify audio signals since a microphone signal level can be to low to be of any use for the signal transmission. From there, the question is, what kind, or class of transmitter are you talking about, AM, or FM? In AM the audio is mixed with a low level carrier signal, and then amplified to the full power rating the station is going to transmit at. In FM, the amplified audio is used to frequency modulate, that is, cause the frequency to change at the same rate as the audio signal. The benefit of FM is that much more efficient transmitters can be used, such as class 'C' transmitters since the audio is not affected by that class of amplifier. The audio level has little to do with transmitter output power. It does, however, have a lot to do with the space in the spectrum that the radiated signal will occupy.
I'm looking to buy a home theater system and the one i'm looking at only has a Coaxial Digital Audio input. However, I want to connect my record player to it, which uses a stereo audio cable (one from the record player to the phono preamp, and another from the preamp to receiver. Is there such a cable that can convert/connect the stereo output of the phono preamp to the coaxial digital audio input of the home theater?
look at a receiver that has analog inputs. The cable or device you are looking for is a receiver. It seems the one you are looking at will not cut it.
I want to download and save to my pc the audio from several websites, but it is played on Adobe Flash Player and I can only listen to the audio by entering the site, when I really want to download it and save it so that I can maybe record it onto a CD.
Help!
Thanks.
Ok easy solution! Just download the real player 11.0 From the following website
http://www.filehippo.com/download_realplayer/
thank install it , During installation it ask you many customization,
there is a check for download video or audio from wessite.Add check on it,
than go to that website, and play that clip, During the play of that clip move you mouse on that clip real player give you he botton to download that video.
Hello Everyone,
I have heaps of audio tapes with me which i've bought, basically on Songs and on Selfhelp. Now i use computer more often and i want to listen to these audio on computer. Need your help. Please let me know is there any standard procedure to convert those audio tapes into Mp3 format.
sure
Try (total video converter ) ,from any format to any format& Edit it too.
Easy Free &High quality too.
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Enjoy
put the walkman out put into the pc mirophone input
I already downloaded the video, but I just want the audio that's being played on it. It's one of those slideshow videos by the way, so the audio is obviously saved on the creator's computer.
Is there a way to get the audio into it's own file and be able to play on iTunes?
Use this Website-
http://mediaconverter.org/index.php
click on the one that says-
Convert music or Video by URL
Then go to youtube and copy the URL
Paste it on the space provided
Click Next
Scroll down on where it says "Select a File Type"
Click on MP3
you don't need to do anything else so click Next
Click Next again
It should be downloading
Then click the Download now button
Save it somewhere you will be able to find later
Open Itunes
Make sure to be on Music Library
Click on File
Click on Import
find the saved file then click Open
and it should be in your itunes library
I'm using Memorex CD-R, and I need to know WHAt Audio Format will work in BOTH Sony CD Player, and the Car CD Players?
The only think that works in all players is regular CD-audio, where you burn a CD with tracks. Some players will read MP3 files off of a CD-R, but since we don't know what kind of players you have, this is not guaranteed. CD-R's are cheap, you could just try it and see.
Very ancient CD players may not work well with CD-R, but that would have to be something really old, like from 1990.
1984 Classic Wham! Great Xmas Song
Paul Wulff's weekly Tuesday teleconference with reporters -- Apple Cup style. Lots of genuflecting, which I'm pretty sure I don't like. But if there's one thing I admire about Wulff, it's that he is absolutely resolute. Pretty remarkable considering what we've been through the past two years.
One item of note that came up: Wulff called Jeff Tuel's chances of playing "remote." Bummer.
Additionally, one reporter made what I can only assume was a joke when he asked a question about the Cougs' substitution patterns on defense. Only nobody laughed until Jim Moore asked Wulff if he had any trick plays in the plan for this weekend. Apparently, asking a coach about their gameplan is dumb. Who knew?
As usual you can listen to the audio via the player below, or visit our podcast page for myriad subscription options. You can also find us in the iTunes directory under keyword "CougCenter." The advantage of subscribing? Besides having the audio directly delivered to your player of choice, I often upload the audio to the podcast site before posting it here.
Opening statement:
"The first thing I’m going to say is it’s a W. But I think we did some good things out there tonight. We tried a lot of different combinations. It was the first time this year we’ve had Dexter [Strickland] and Larry [Drew II] in there together. And we had Marcus [Ginyard] at the point and Justin [Watts] at the two, with three big guys. We tried some more double-teams than we have. So we got some things accomplished, except guarding #4. We didn’t do a very good job of guarding him.
"It was a frustrating game in some ways because in the first half particularly I thought we were tight. We were missing shots around the basket. Ed [Davis] missed a dunk, Deon [Thompson] missed one at point blank range, Z [Tyler Zeller] had one blocked. So I think we were a little tight, and that’s the way these kids—they’re good kids that care about what’s going on, they’re always concerned about what happened the last game, so I expect that. But at the same time, I thought we had good effort.
"I did tell the guys in the huddle one time, it’s getting close to the point where I’m not going to play everybody just because I like their smile. You’ve got to produce when you get out there. But these kind of moments are good to get guys experience, try some different things. Hopefully you don’t interpret that as showing disrespect to Gardner-Webb. That was not it. We’re just more gifted than they are. But it was a time to try to see if we could work on some things that we need to work on.
"This is a young team that hasn’t had as many practices as I want. We tried to work on doubling and screen on the ball, for example, in the second half, because we haven’t done that all year. There were some good things and some bad things that happened out of it as well. It is a long season. For us, we have to understand that we’re going to try to get better every single day.
"Now tomorrow we have a day off, then we practice Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Four days before we have the next game, and hopefully we’ll have four good practices and accomplish some things then.
"Congratulations to Grayson [Flittner]. I guess Coach Holliday said he tied the record for most threes by an opponent in here, so I told him that at the end of the game, said congratulations. He had a great game. But again, turnovers in the second half—turnovers and missed free throws, I mean, my gosh, we turned it over 11 times after only turning it over 5 in the first half, and then second half we were 11-20 from the free throw line. And a couple of those were one-and-ones. So we’ve got to do a better job of that. We understand that. We’re going to go ahead and work at it."
DEON THOMPSON
Listen to Audio (5:50)
On the team’s performance after the Syracuse loss:
"We definitely wanted to come out and play our game, and we were pretty excited to have only five turnovers after the first half. It was good for us to have that. In the second half, the turnovers kind of went up. But I’d give us overall a C+ for the way we played today. We’re not too into it mentally, being excited to want to play. We don’t know why, but hopefully it will get better."
On the team’s defense:
"We were good at times, but Coach gives us plays and things to do, and we’re not really executing the way he wants us to right now. I don’t want to give the excuse that we’re young, but we have to be more accountable and concentrate more."
On Grayson Flittner’s 32-point performance:
"Things like that, guys have to take more pride. If guys are going to score 32 on you, you’ve got to have more pride to want to guard somebody. But give credit to him. He shot the ball really well."
MARCUS GINYARD
Listen to Audio (4:37)
On the team’s low-key demeanor:
Sometimes, you know, some moments it seems like we’re really excited to be out there, we’re really getting after it. But then there are some moments—not even on the court-- there are some moments when you see a team that’s not necessarily, as you say, excited as we should be for a game, any game. You should be pumped and excited to get out there and have a chance to play.
"Maybe these young guys, they see that they have a lot of time ahead of them. But for some of the older guys, too, maybe sometimes in the back of your mind little games like this aren’t important. But really, you should be excited every time you get out there. Sooner or later, you’re going to be counting down because you don’t have any more."
On taking responsibility for the team’s approach:
A lot of that is on me, a lot of that is on Deon, a lot of that is on the players themselves. They have to understand that, again, these days aren’t going to last forever. We’ve got to make the most of it, the chances that we do get."
DEXTER STRICKLAND
Listen to Audio (1:58)
On the opportunity to play minutes at shooting guard:
"It felt good. It gave me memories of high school, when I used to play the two. I think it gave me a little bit more freedom to attack the boards and get up extra shots and things like that. It felt good out there."
On the difficult transition to point guard:
"Like I said to everybody, it’s a challenge. I’ll get through it. Coach Williams said if I want to go to the next level, I would have to learn that position, so that’s what I’m doing right now. It’s a big transition, but I’m getting through it."
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i was trying to take a picture of what i was carrying after azra made me carry his camera, but the fact that the big camera is being used to take the picture and the other 2 bags are behind me means this picture doesn't really show the extent of it. not exactly a 442 and 4 wireless...
The curious things men collect...
I like the light on these dials.
