Goldwave is from goldwave.com. Its about the same as audacity, find the place in the file where the blank starts and hit the [ key -- when you open the file the [ key is at the beginning of the file.

I would use goldwave, its very Jaws friendly and once you know the keyboard shortcuts, you will be able to do much more if you like. stewartross via groups.io wrote:

I have found the akg lyrica very nice, and it has several modes, so you can use it as a personal, mic, or front and back. There are several capsules in it and it has a stand, but you can unmount the m

Try a headphone into the speaker jack, that will tell you if its the speakers or not. Morey Worthington wrote:

In the filename tab, you can put a string with things like album\artist ... and those directories will be created with those names -- otherwise I am not sure what you are asking. Robin Frost wrote:

I think if you go into the menus and select eac options, and go into the filename tab, you will see what you need. Robin Frost wrote:

I have been using kernel mode filter driver for years. I think those drivers are for earlier versions of windows, but I am not sure about that. Donald Roberts wrote:

Can you go by the specific motherboard? If you have belark advisor, it will tell you the exact model and manufacturer and maybe you can go from there.

Can't you go to the hp site, find your product and download the drivers from there? I just recently had to do this with an Asus mb, maybe you have to do it by the mother board as well. Don Breda wrote

Exact Audio copy is very good at ripping cds. Mike Bernard via groups.io wrote:

Did you put new batteries in your penfriend2? If that still does not fix it, and you are not getting any sound, maybe that is why your computer is not recognizing the device, it is dead. Tom Kaufman w

It should left and right brackets not parens. vinny Samarco wrote:

I think the latest version of exact audio copy no longer uses freedb and there was always g3 or whatever the name is, not free, but still a decent choice. Brian Olesen wrote:

I use exact audio copy for such things, I think it does a really good job and is quite accessible. John Heath via groups.io wrote:

I see. I hope they are quiet! Hard to tell over youtube. Georgina Joyce wrote:

OK, what is a cloud lifter? Georgina Joyce wrote:

Did you try the denoise function in goldwave? I am not sure this will work, the noise is very loud. David Mehler wrote:

Well, there are two: if voiceover is off the saved filename is different from the name when voiceover is on. Also, if you set up the mic for a certain gain, and then record something and when you come

Yes, its accessible with voiceover, there are a couple of quirks, but it does work. John Gurd via groups.io wrote:

Its called something like modif and you can tell its the right one because the developer is Sure itself. Its quite accessible with a couple of weird glitches. Anders Holmberg wrote: