Joe,
Sometimes, when playing a downloaded or streamed file, you'll hear
clicks and pops which are not actually part of the file. Very often
noises occur if your computer has other applications running, or in
the background, at the same time. To make sure that your computer
doesn't add any of its own 'digital touches' to the recording, its
worth restarting the computer to ensure that it will stream cleanly
throughout the duration of play-back.
Ron O.
>Dale,
>Good luck with that one. Two things going against you: 1. Digital Sampling.
>(there are spaces inbewteen<G> and yes, I can hear them!)
>2. The "clipping" on either end of the spectrum of the recordings.
>That's my take on it.<G>
>Joe
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>Joe Garrett, R.P.T.
>Captain of the Tool Police
>Squares R I
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