Smiling: Yes Sir...that did the trick! Now this particular CD that I am ripping; apparently the source that it reads from doesn't have a match for it, for it's not giving me track info! But am

Open up CDex. Press F4 for settings. Arrow to CD Drive Settings and tab through to select the actual drive you wish. Tab to OK.

It's been a while since I looked at the settings but it's in there somewhere. Stay well, Laz -- Affordably priced Accessible Talking MP3 Players, Accessible phones, Bluetooth devices, and

LAZ: Pardon my ignorance, but can you (or someone) tell me how I "point Cdex" to my external CD-DVD drive? Thanks, Tom Kaufman

I believe the problem is that you need to point CDEx to the external CD drive as you're no longer using the internal CD drive. Laz -- Affordably priced Accessible Talking MP3 Players, Accessible

I don't know; I tried a second CD...no soap! Cdex comes up empty! Tom Kaufman

Yeah Tom cause that's how it should be. I just find this new one odd. Maybe Dell bent the knee to the music guys. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus

Hamit: Okay...will give that a try; had actually thought of that; all I know is, usually when I put a CD in (then bring up Cdex) it'll populate itself with the tracks that are on the CD! But you may

Do you have another CD you've tried before Thom? I'd tri that first. Just because that seems strange that the CD won't show like it's supposed to. Maybe it's 1 of those lame as in stupid anti coppy

Hello list: Don't know as I can provide enough information here, but will try: recently, the CD-DVD drive on my Dell desk top died on me! So I called my computer guy, who in turn came and took a

Ah first it's more pro then them. It has the rechargable battery like the DM4 though. Man that's another Olympus I wish I'd grabbed. Ah the good old DM-4. So the LS-100. Yeah it's more pro and like

Hello, How does the LS-100 compare to the DM-520 and the DM-4? Thanks.

Thank you Hamit, for your thoughts.  Talking with the Olympus distributor, I got the impression that the 720 was just like the 520.  Any time I used the 520 for music, I either transferred the files

Ah hi Howard. Ah the good old trusty DM-520. I too had 1. I had the 420 before. Meh I don't know why Olympus made 2. They were basically the same thing but the 520 did a few more things and the reason

I bought an Olympus DM-520 (I think was the number) about ten years ago.  It was a great tiny device and I used it to record everything.  Recently, the power slide switch has stopped working. It's a

The popular 1 is the LS-P4. As i said to someone else or maybe you it's a little mini me recorder. It takes 1 triple a battery. For that person's need it seemed okay. Because it is a dictation

Hello, I am still in the market for a new recorder. I did look at zooms but I'm needing menu accessibility with my recorder, I'm not really needing an app or anything like that I am just looking for

Hi Mike. Well if you are like me and get totally lost without speach no it ain't accessible but for arming and disarming and recording and stopping. There are no beeps so if you pause your recording

Hello Andrew, I think this is what you need to power them from the H6. The VXLR+ is a 3.5mm female TRS socket to male XLR adaptor, which will convert 12-48V Phantom Power down to 3-5V 'Plug in

Hello Andrew, Still looking. I can’t see the 9v pack. However, I think they do a fantom power converter for those mics, model MM-PPC. It’s expensive though. The sight is lacking so much