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tekjnke
Location: USA
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 Posted - Sun Jan 26, 2003 9:18 am
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Hello.
Is there a way to import real audio files into Cool Edit Pro v2? I have some files that I find, for snips, that are in real audio format that I need to use - but obviously I can't. (or at least can't figure it out).
Thanks in advance for any advice.
-Tek
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Andrew Rose
Location: United Kingdom
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Posted - Sun Jan 26, 2003 9:31 am
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The short answer is no - Real Audio don't like you to be able to do this.
There is of couse a work-around - either use Total Recorder (here) to capture Real Audio within the PC, or play it onto a MiniDisc or similar then record this back into the computer. Some soundcards can also record their own output - a third way of doing it.
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llaamaboy
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Posted - Sun Jan 26, 2003 1:07 pm
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| Andrew Rose wrote: |
The short answer is no - Real Audio don't like you to be able to do this.
There is of couse a work-around - either use Total Recorder (here) to capture Real Audio within the PC, or play it onto a MiniDisc or similar then record this back into the computer. Some soundcards can also record their own output - a third way of doing it.
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Thanks for this little bit of infromation. The cost is only $12 US and I was able to read for 7 minutes and have it record the ending of Moo2 for the Moo3 BB. No problems, and it works great - thanks again.
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tekjnke
Location: USA
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Posted - Sun Jan 26, 2003 9:07 pm
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| Andrew Rose wrote: |
The short answer is no - Real Audio don't like you to be able to do this.
There is of couse a work-around - either use Total Recorder (here) to capture Real Audio within the PC, or play it onto a MiniDisc or similar then record this back into the computer. Some soundcards can also record their own output - a third way of doing it.
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Thank you - although I ended up re-creating the audio myself, I will use this information for the next client project.
-Tek
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motorhead6
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Posted - Mon Jan 27, 2003 8:24 pm
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Man Real Player or Real One is, in my humble opinion, the absolute very worst way to store, reproduce, play, or create audio, in the history of the world.
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tekjnke
Location: USA
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Posted - Mon Jan 27, 2003 8:30 pm
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| Man Real Player or Real One is, in my humble opinion, the absolute very worst way to store, reproduce, play, or create audio, in the history of the world. |
I completely agree. I don't even allow any 'Real, Inc.' products to be installed on my studio or home computers.
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MusicConductor
Location: USA
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Posted - Tue Jan 28, 2003 12:51 pm
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Funny how this is the sentiment of so many people... there have been other threads in the last few months that reveal how Real is the software/audio many of us love to hate! Welcome to the family!
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tekjnke
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Posted - Tue Jan 28, 2003 3:00 pm
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| Funny how this is the sentiment of so many people... there have been other threads in the last few months that reveal how Real is the software/audio many of us love to hate! Welcome to the family! |
Well, it is an easy application to hate. It would be a useful feature of CEP to be able to read their format and convert it to something useful (and clean it up of course).
-Tek
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