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My digital audio recorder creates only wma files when I download its content to my pc. I wanna open these files in Cooledit, but can't seem to get the file type requirement right. I tried saving the wma file as a wav, which is supposed to be ok for both app's, but when I opened it in Cooledit, it's nothing but loud hiss. Thanks in advance.

I'm not familiar with the software, but what version are you using?
I was just reading about it and saw that Adobe bought it over and renamed it Adobe Audition. On their support site they say that that version supports WMA files. Maybe you can try this one instead http://www.soundeditordeluxe.com/features.html

2009-04-21 20:43:47 by Lydia S

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I have a digital voice recorder with a recording that I would like to put on my PC. Is this possible? And if so, is there software available to clean up the recording and amplify certain sounds on it??
There is no USB outlet on the recorder, only one for a microphone and one for headphones.

no you dont need any cord if its a sim card it want need one

2008-05-15 15:55:10 by melody71081

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i want to convert the songs in the tape-recorder(old cassettes) to system(PC)....??? how can connect these two devices...???

if possible provide link too....

2009-01-02 06:44:14 by jawahar k

Price: $24.95 $22.99

Portable and easy to use
Audio output to PC or portable recorder
Connects between handset and phone base

i an in need of knowledge in this field,as i am trying to recommend a decent music creator,for an old laptop to work on for a friend.thanks all.

I'm not sure, but I used to run it on an old Windows 98 computer; you'll find the min specs listed on the website.

Don't forget to download the LAME plug-in.

2008-12-26 11:50:41 by mellowfellow

i need to take an audio file off my pc and put the song onto a regular cassette tape. what do i need to do this? and where do i stick the cord plug in?

ideally you will need a cable with a stereo 1/8" jack on one end and two RCA plugs on the other. This is the same cable as you would use to record a cassette onto your PC (see the diagrams here...
http://www.cassette2cd.co.uk/DIY/how_step_one.php
particularly figure 6 where the RCA plugs are visible)
You plug the small jack into your stereo output (green socket on the PC) and the RCA plugs into 'audio IN/ record' on your cassette recorder.
If the cassette recorder doesn't have RCA inputs, you may well struggle to do this.
Make sure that you can control the output from your PC via the mixer controls:
START, All programs, accessories, entertainment, volume control (windows)
make sure that the output is very low when you start - you should only use a tape recorder that has an input volume indication (usually green and red LED's), build up the volume until the signal looks strong without peaking too much and you're ready to record.
Hope this helps

2007-11-10 05:02:38 by john

My laptop (running vista) records sound through the built-in microphone instead of the sound that the speakers produce. How do I change the settings so it will record the speaker audio instead of the microphone's audio?

THANKS IN ADVANCE! BTW, I'll give a best answer (10 yahooanswerspoints) to anyone who can help me enough to solve this issue.
TO TV GUY:

Yes, it's definitely possible. I have done it on previous pc's before

It can't record the speaker audio!!

There are software programs that allow you to record streaming audio - if that's what you want to do.

2009-04-23 14:23:38 by willbradford2