[studiorecorder] Re: one hell of an experience with studio recorder, my life is over!
- From: jane kronheim <jane.kronheim@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: studiorecorder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2013 18:11:52 -0500
Hi Harry
Thanks for getting back to me.this is Roger C. from Voices of
Xperience. As some have already mentioned, Audacity is a good
alternative. You might also consider GoldWave or if you want to spend
some real bucks and you use JAWS for Windows, and a have a
professional program on your machine, the professionals use Sound
Forge preferred by small studios and radio stations.
Good luck,
Roger
On 1/26/13, ptorpey00@xxxxxxxxx <ptorpey00@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> You might try Audacity - It is free and screen reader friendly with many
> nifty features:
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> www.audacity.sourceforge.net
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> --Pete
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> From: studiorecorder-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:studiorecorder-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Harry Brown
> Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2013 1:44 PM
> To: studiorecorder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [studiorecorder] Re: one hell of an experience with studio
> recorder, my life is over!
>
>
>
> Hi Roger,
>
> I sure appreciate your wonderful message!
>
> Well, I guess I'm going to have to just split my recordings into smaller
> files.
>
> Thanks for the offer to record them for me!
>
> Are there other audio programs that will let me record larger files than 2
> gig?
>
> Harry
>
> ----- Original Message -----
>
> From: jane kronheim <mailto:jane.kronheim@xxxxxxxxx>
>
> To: studiorecorder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2013 8:52 AM
>
> Subject: [studiorecorder] Re: one hell of an experience with studio
> recorder, my life is over!
>
>
>
> Hello Harry,
>
> Your life is not over!!! My name is Roger Cicchese. Although you may
> see Jane.Kronheim as the sender I'm actually the one who uses Studio
> Recorder. It sounds like , when you were transfering your audio tapes
> to the computer and you reached that 202 minute warning your computer
> ran out of useable memory. I had this happen once. The simple solution
> is to create smaller files. I would be glad to assist you in
> transferring these audio files if doing so yourself is proving to be
> too frustrating. My partner and I run a professional studio called
> Voices of Xperience where we do lots of file and format transfers
> among other things. Tell us where you are and feel free to call us at
> 603-827-3859.
>
> Jane Kronheim and Roger Cicchese
>
> On 1/26/13, Harry Brown <wd8oep2464@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> Now you all will think my email is over dramatic, but at least read the
> damn
>> thing first, before you all thikk that, ok? I would yours, if you felt
>> the
>> way I feel at the moment!
>> First, today, I couldn't dictate some braille files from my notebook into
> a
>> dictation program, using microsoft word, so, those files are gone, never
> to
>> be returned, and so, all the braille files I wanted to get rid of from
>> all
>> my braille notebooks, are not going to be able to be done, so, all the
> stuff
>> I wanted to digitize, will not be able to be digitized, so, if there is a
>> fire or flood, I'll lose all the stuff I have ever done in braille,
> personal
>> files, etc.!
>> Second, now, Studio Recorder screws my plans for recording. Folks, we all
>> need to take our tapes and digitize them. After all, if there is a fire
>> or
>> flood, you will lose everything you've ever redcorded on those tapes. I
> tell
>> cliants to do this, all the time, so, I need to do it myself!
>> So, tonight, I'm recording something from 3 tapes to the computer, using
>> studio recorder. I was almost done, and then I get this damn message,
> which
>> said, "studio recorder dialogue, there is not enough room to complete
>> this
>> document, ok button."
>> What in the hell is this all about, my friends? Why is studio recorder
>> limiting my recording? It got to the 202 minute point in the recording,
>> then, I get that message.
>> What am I going to do? All the tapes with personal stuff on them, which I
>> will never get back, I just want to digitize the damn things!
>> I paid $200 for this?
>> So, what would you all do? Maybe you are all ok with losing all your
>> personal stuff, at least many people I talk to about doing these kind of
>> things don't give a darn what they don't save for the future. But I do, I
>> want to save what I need to save!
>> So, does anybody know of someone who can take all my tapes and digitize
>> them? I was hoping to do it myself, because then, I wouldn't have to pay
>> someone, but obviously not, huh?
>> I know this message is over dramatic, but at the moment, I don't care how
> it
>> sounds. Between the dictation mess, and the recording mess, all my stuff,
>> all my personal and technical stuff I have brailled over the years, and
> that
>> I've recorded over the years, will not be able to be saved, it sure looks
>> like it anyway!
>> If that is the case, my life is over, I mean what do I have to live for?
> All
>> the wonderful things I have here, all the personal stuff I have, I can't
>> save it now, not the braille stuff, not the recorded stuff.
>> I hurt right now, very, very, much!
>> Harry
>
>
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