[access-uk] Re: direct x problem
- From: Darren Brewer <darren.m.brewer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 09 Oct 2004 10:53:53 -0700
Hi Andy
Well I've had a look and I have version 5 running on my Win 98SE
computer. I've still not made the jump to XP yet. Anyhow there are a
couple of things to try. First if you haven't already got it get the
latest version of Direct X which I'm sure is still Ver 9. Just go to
the windows update site and download it from there. If that doesn't
work then go to this website http://www.goldwave.com/release.php and go
down to where it says, "Optional Downloads' It will tell you about LAME
and how to install it etc. The LAME file is only 648K, pretty small
really. Hope you get it sorted now.
Darren - The Brummy Woodworker
Douglas Harrison wrote:
>Andy,
>I can confirm what Darren says. You need to put a file calle
>lame_enc.dll into the Goldwave folder to save or convert to mp3. But
>as for Direct X, I have been able to use Goldwave 4 on a 98 system
>and now Goldwave 5 on an XP one without problems - some version of
>Direct X being apparently part of the standard Windows components.
>On my XP system I see that Direct X 9 is present.
>
>Douglas
>
>On 8 Oct 2004 at 23:04, Darren Brewer wrote:
>
>
>
>>Hi Andy
>>
>>I've got Goldwave and have been using it for years. I did download a more
>>up to date version a while ago and don't remember any mention of direct x.
>> But I did have to download something calle LAME which I think is a kind
>>of audio Codec (Coder / Decoder) I'm not sure now but without this LAME
>>plugin you can't encode MP3s. Maybe someone else knows what I'm talking
>>about. I'll have to investigate further.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
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>
>Douglas Harrison
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