I have IDT HD sound and I am making videos with hypercam 2. I realize that I can record my voice as I make the video, but it would be a lot more convenient to me if I could record sound separately. Is there any way to record sound on movie maker using the mic I have, or record it on windows media player or something that I can import to movie maker? Thanks in advance for your help.

I am starting to feel a little frustrated. I have downloaded every application possible I feel and things still aren't working after wasting 3 DVDs. Can someone please tell me what I am doing wrong???

I have a downloaded movie. I was told I need to use Toaster to burn this to a DVD. Here are my toaster steps:

I put the Blank DVD-RW 4.7 GB with 2hrs in and drag the downloaded movie to its destination. I don't have a menu and I do automatic play when inserted. Then I hit the big red record button. It took like 45 mins to download this process another 20 to finish it. I take it out and put it in my DVD player at home and it doesn't work. What am I doing wrong? I have played burnt DVDs in this DVD player before.

Second problem:

I was trying to make a copy of a DVD. I was told I needed Handbrake for this. I have downloaded handbrake this still is working. Can someone please help me out??

Please if you're able give me step by step instructions on how to get this stuff working because I feel like I have tried everything and I don't want to keep wasting these DVDs.

Thanks in advance!
I have the video two different ways. I have it as an AVI and MGP. What do I use to convert it?? Once I have that program what are the steps I need to do?

Hi,

I have a Sony DVD rmt-d175a and I'd like to know how to record with it. Not sure where the manual is. need online one of advice. Please help. Thanks in advance,

Sparrowess

My mom has this really awesome old record player that plays 45's on it. I really want one. My mom said that she'll buy me one in October for my sixteenth birthday, but I have to find it. I have absolutely no idea how much they cost, it would be really awsome to find one for less than 0 because my family doesn't have a lot of money. Any style is fine, it just has to be able to play 45's.

Thanks in advance to anyone who answers!
Ps. I don't know what category this would fall under.

Hi everyone,

I am using this post in several places around the internet to get as much advice as I can about how to go about setting up my home studio.

I’ll try and be brief, but I’m afraid that lots of questions need to be asked, and while it would be nice to get information about everything from one person or source, I don’t think thats going to happen.

These are pieces of kit I have decided upon... I already have Guitars/Bass’s and amps... So thats not an issue.

I want to get a Vdrum drum kit (for noise resons) probably the new td9.

I will be using Pro Tools, via PC, with Reason 4/5.

Heres what I need help with.

Firstly I’m looking at options for interface between all instruments and Pro Tools...
Options:

A studio in a box (such as the korg D16xd – or current equivalent d3200??) to record all instruments (including Vdrums) and connect to PC via usb to load files into Pro Tools. Then from there, rewiring Reason for all other parts.

The Pro Tools M box solution.. As I understand, this gives you an interface that allows you to record straight to hard drive on PC into Pro Tools. (Some more info on this would be cool if theres anyone out there using such a system.. Even the website doesn’t seem to fill in some of the blank areas for me.) Do I need any other equipment, will all the things I have already DI straight into these, can I plug mics in and record that way... Its all a bit grey

I also need a midi keyboard... Now I’m not a keyboard player, but I can get by for home recording. So I don’t need something amazing, but I do need something that works perfectly with Reason, as this will be the rest of my band (strings, effects, Synths, etc) Do I need full size? Or would a shorter keyboard be enough. General advice in this area would be appreciated.

Thanks all for this initial help, I’ll come back with more as and when you good folks start talking to me..

Thanks in advance.

Steve.

I am going to use a DVD player to record my PS3 gameplay and I realised that I don't have any blank DVD-R disks I can use, I was wondering if it is possible to record over an old movie DVD that I don't need. Just need to know if it's possible. Thanks in advance.

SAYS "NOT RECOGNIZE". HELP PLEASE. THANKS IN ADVANCE

I no longer have the manual and it doesn't work when you just hit record. (I've tried) So I would love to know how to go about it my dvd player is a general electric if that makes a difference.
Thanks in advance for any help.

hi everyone,

I'm a classical singer, and i do a lot of concerts that I want to record...basically I'm looking for a portable mp3 player/recorder that i can plug my microphone into and record straight in mp3 format.

i have a minidisc recorder at the moment, but I really need something that will record straight to mp3.

Can anyone recommend an mp3 player/recorder like this? My budget is about £100.

Thanks in advance!!

I have purchased a record player that allows me to put my old records on disk, unfortuantley I am not very good at using it and have managed to mess up many a c/d trying to get the hang of it. I really cannot afford to keep buying disk just to have to throw them away and I was wondering how I can erase the mess-ups and try again? Thanks in advance.

I have three computers running iTunes under the same user name and password, and there are so many albums and songs which are on one computer which aren't on the other two. Is there a way to fix that?

Also, is it possible to transfer non-downloaded albums, like albums which I bought as LPs and used my record player to transfer to iTunes?

Thanks in advance!

I am looking for software where i can record on top of previous recordings, whilst listening to these previous recordings (if that makes sense).

Ie. i dont want to have to open up win media player and listen to my first recording, and then record my next recording on top - in a seperate file

Thanks in advance!

I found a old 1950s Bakelite Admiral Record player/Radio at a antique shop. It was in very good condition, it turned on the radio worked, but it seems that the needle for the player is blunt (Not much of a surprise). Now i am no record player expert. So i would just like to know what kind of needle this type of player would need to play 78 rpm records. I looked at the needle area, and there were some numbers "8 18 9". I am not sure what they mean, but if anyone knows, or has a little information on this matter i would greatly appreciate any help.

Also just while i am asking about this... I assume this is happening because of the needle. But it seems when i tried out a record the sound seemed like it would play through the speaker then switch to playing through the needle then back to the speaker. If anyone has any idea what that is about i would appreciate help with that too.

I also would put pictures to help, but i cant seem to upload any. I did find a picture on the internet that is a almost exact match to my player. So i hope it will help some. :]
Here is a link to the picture;
http://s260.photobucket.com/albums/ii33/Anubis4545/?action=view&current=41neyXXvCsL__SS400_.jpg

Thanks in advance for any help.
Sorry, it seems the link doesnt work properly. This one should.
http://s260.photobucket.com/albums/ii33/Anubis4545/Record%20player/?action=view&current=41neyXXvCsL__SS400_.jpg
I also forgot to mention. The needle seems to be a cartridge needle, with the needle being slightly bent as it reaches its point.

My boyfriend bought me a turntable so i can play my records. I'm sort of a n00b at this..but what does size selection mean? I tried on both 17 and 30 but didn't notice any difference. This doesn't have anything to do with the 33.5 and 45 RPM does it? Thanks in advance.
Ohh. that makes sense. I always knew that 33.5rpm's are 12 inches and 45's are 7 inches, but it didnt occur to me the sizes are in cm...12 in = 30 cm, and 7in=17cm. Thanks a bunch!

I want to re-decorate my room, and I really like the idea for a 1920's themed or travel idea. Combining the two would be awesome. I was sort of picturing Indiana Jones-ish. I was thinking about having vintage maps on the walls, old suitcases, and an old record player, but that's about all the ideas I currently have. I also need to do this on a budget, but any ideas will help! Thanks in advance.

i just wanted to know that if i was to attempt to record the on demand shows on virgin media, would it work ?

help would be appreciated .
thanks in advance

Okay, my friend and I (who both love Avatar: The last Airbender) are going to a space camp and it will be a long drive and I was thinking since I have a portable DVD player (Polaroid PDM-0714) and no DVD burner. HEY! Why not record Avatar onto a DVD-RW and play it on there! Well, it says Can't read DVD or something like that. Any Ideas? Maybe I need to do DVD-Rs? Even any guesses and Maybe you didn't ......................, are accepted. Anyway. TIA!Thanks In Advance!

It plays on my computer and it plays on my portable CD player, but not on the car CD player. Is there a special way to record so it will play in the car? Please help and thanks in advance.

Can I bring a portable media player with mp3's, recorded TV into another country and make it through customs?

I have a creative Zen Vision W portable media player, it has all of my music, recorded TV, home movies, pictures and other media Ect.
I am traveling to New Zealand later this year, and I am worried about going through customs with a device like this, is there any cause for concern? has anyone else gone through customs with a device like this? what about coming back to America?

Thanks in advance

My Sister has an upright console that has two parts stacked on one another. It has a TV - Radio and Record player with great speakers in the bottom half. I have looked everywhere on the web and have found pictures of the cabinet style consoles but not the upright ones. I am trying to find pics of these types so we can identify the year and model number.
Thanks in advance for your help

I'm a musician and would like to record myself using a portable mini-disc player. How can I make sure the chosen microphone is compatible with the player? Have you got any suggestions as to what would be a good make/model? I'd be happy to spend £50 to £100 on a second hand one on ebay.
Thanks in advance!

I have a creative Zen Vision W portable media player, it has all of my music, recorded TV, home movies, pictures and other media Ect.
I am traveling to New Zealand later this year, and I am worried about going through customs with a device like this, is there any cause for concern? has anyone else gone through customs with a device like this? what about coming back to America?

Thanks in advance

anywhere about it. I don't know the year or value. Does anyone know where I can find this out, or maybe you had a similar prob in the past and know the answer. It's in a cabinet the short long ones. It also is recent enough it has am and fm stereo. Thanks in advance

I was wondering what the difference is between a record player and a turntable.
Can you play records on both? You see on urbanoutfitters i was debating on whether to buy this Crosley AV Room Portable USB Turntable. because i recently was interested in old 80's music and i thought it would be neat to play them on vinyl.
Does this product play records or is it just to be like a DJ.. and what is the USB for(sorry not so good with technology) so if any one could please help me out and explain this to where i could understand that would be great! thanks in advance
So my big question really is can i listen to music on a turn table by just placing the record on it?

It was my great grandmother's and would like to know what it's worth. I have the serial number and where it was made, but there is no date on it. Thanks, in advance.