Mar 02

Converting Tape to CD:

What you’ll need to do is connect a tape player to your sound card’s line-in terminal with a 1/8″ mini-jack and record the contents of your tape as a WAV file. To do this, we recommend using the free version of MusicMatch 6.0. Just set MusicMatch to record the line-in channel, press play on your tape deck, and then press the record button on the MusicMatch Jukebox. Use Spin Doctor from Roxio to burn the CD. It’s part of Roxio’s Easy CD Creator 5.

Before you create the CDs, you may want to transfer the WAV files to an editing studio. Pro Tools, Sound Forge, or Cool Edit Pro will work just fine. Let your budget determine which one you get.

Digidesign has recently made a free version of Pro Tools available. Pro Tools is the industry standard among recording professionals worldwide. It’s not a user-friendly program but you can download a copy to edit and clean up WAV files before burning them to CD.

Feb 20

XP tips and Tricks:

SanX.org

Feb 20

Default install path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\CurrentFileDir

Feb 08

Linux Links: Freshmeat.com, Screen Savers.com, Sharing windows files on linux

Feb 08

Get a complete snap shot of you system with Belarc software.

Jan 29

Burning can be a bitch. Here are Neros hidden tools. WHy?

Jan 07

Whats running in MSCONFIG? Check here.

Jan 07

THIS WILL REMOVE MSN MESSANGER!!!! WOOOHOOOO!!!!

START/RUN> RunDll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection %windir%\INF\msmsgs.inf,BLC.Remove

Dec 19

Firewall.cx (the site for networking professions.

Dec 18

Wireless security remains a huge problem for most IT

departments, and probably for many homes — although they

don’t know it yet. But now there’s a new player in the

802.11b security arena, someone you’ve probably heard of.

We’ve got details on how PEAP can save your BUTT.