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More info?)
Tom, thank you very much. This is the info I needed.
I see that the default is to create wav files.
Do you know if there is a way to convert these to MP3, or some other format
that would play in a 'standard' audio CD player, e.g. a CD player in a car.
Thanks again,
Ted
"Tom" <no-way@not-here.com> wrote in message
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> "Ted Hill" <thill AT tomotherapy DOT com> wrote in message
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> > I'm not interested in voice "recognition", I just want to do simple
voice
> > "recording". Like a tape recorder.
> > Do I need any software beyond XP Home Edition for that?
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> Go here "Start Menu\Programs\Accessories\Entertainment\Sound Recorder
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> And if you have a microphone, and your sound card properties setup to use
> the mic, you can record with it.
>
> Anyway, Carey is a numbnut, he posts reactively to keywords, then his
> botched instincts causes him to reply non sequitur. The MVP gene pool has
> hit a new low with his admittance at the low end of that hierarchy. As you
> can easily tell, he only saw the word "voice" (while his 700cc cranium
> couldn't latch on to the rest) in the subject line. It is a nasty habit he
> has, and he never admits fault, which is indicative of a severely
regressed
> thought process!
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