Recent content by yodigity

Well, if you're referring to the Bass Boost, should be able to induce a negative dB change for the affected frequency range...I'd have to search for a way to do that. Anybody else know a quick and easy way to do that? If the audio has been clipped, it's gone. Can't restore that. While...

Yep. The startup folder is the easiest way. But if you're looking for an alternative, you could drop a new String Value in the "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run" folder in the registry. Should show up in msconfig after a reboot. If you're not...

Woops. Good catch Evander. Agreed. Personally, I just adjust the base (add a couple dB) or enhance the bass with an equalizer for whatever software is used for playback. Base volume would be a whole different ballgame. Might be hard to increase the dB levels w/o clipping. You could try...

Sid Meier's Pirates! Come on...who can't kill a couple hrs a day hoistin' ole Jolly Roger and collect'n a large booty. Arrr! Ye Scurvy Dogs!

DVD Video Zillions of ways: try searching videohelp.com for "AVI to DVD" tutorials. Found several free All-in-One solutions in the Tools section as well. I haven't done that in a while, but use to use TMPGEnc. EDIT: Sorry...just saw the file sizes. How long are the videos (minutes)...

Argh to all Clipping!! Got an entire video of my wedding where audio is clipped (hooking into soundboard @ the church backfired...brother set it up - too bad he was my best man, or he could have caught it and fixed on the fly). EDIT: As for raising the bass volume...I use Audacity (free)...

Should be fairly easy. Just set cell A1 on workseet C "=Sheet1!A1" where "Sheet1" is the name of the original worksheet. Then copy and paste all the way down the A column on sheet C. Duplicate for column C (set cell B1"=Sheet1!C1"). If you don't want 0's to show up, use this slight...

Had the same problem with the newest Kerio on two different computers over the last year or so. But I've never invested much time to find out what was happening. There are just far too many free alternatives. I generally just fell back to my good ole' standby: Sygate Personal Firewall...