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Article #170Re: PRESS RELEASE: DEMON INTERNET BRINGS MUSIC TO USERS EARS
From: Alan Quinn
Date: Mon, 25 Nov 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 25 Nov 1996 00:00
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spu@dsds.demon.co.uk (David Spencer) wrote: > >Don't give up yet! I too have passed this way recently. Here's the >full monty. [Chris, you have already successfully done steps 1 to 3] > >(1) Get a nice fresh WIN32S release, just to be on the safe side. I >had a yucky old one so I upgraded with the one on the notorious Orange >CD (run \hotmetal\win32s\disk1\setup.exe) > >(2) Get encoder21.exe from the Real Audio site; it'll do just nicely > >(3) Ok, run it. It stuffs up with an unhandled exception. Don't >panic - it's just playing into our hands! > >(4) This is the clever bit. The dross left behind in the directory >you installed it from is exactly what you need. > >(4.1) Copy RA3228_8.DLL and RA3214_4.DLL to C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM. > >(4.2) Copy ENCODER.EXE, WAVE_REC.DLL, RAENCODE.HLP, RACUT.EXE, >RAPASTE.EXE, RAX.EXE, RAUNINST.EXE and README.TXT to C:\RAENCODE (or >wherever). > >(5) Create an icon for ENCODER.EXE in Program Manager (eg, drag it >from File Manager). > >Don't forget to read the README, where it points out that it can't >cope with ADPCM files. > >It seems to run ok-ish, although I had some problems using the player >after an encode run and needed a reboot. The bad news is that this is >another of those programs, like Nutscrape etc, that insist on opening >the winsock (presumably in case you want to encode to a live stream?) >so it's nullsocks to the ready fellas. If you use Trumpet, load that >first, then run your 'bye' script, then start the encoder. > >The Linux version is a bit nicer to install and a lot nicer to run! >-- >Dave Spencer (no longer collective) >Romford, Essex >dave@dsds.demon.co.uk "I think it's a photograph of some tubing" >http://www.dsds.demon.co.uk/ - David Gedge Brilliant! I just managed to install this into Win3.1/Win32s as per your instructions. It was fun trying to move the files out of the temporary directory before the installation program auto-deleted them. Not all that difficult for an old 'Elite' badge holder though ;) Many thanks, Owe you one, Alan >-------------------------------------------------------------- Alan Quinn alan@meiboku.demon.co.uk Japanese Sword Pages: $BL>LZ(J http://www.meiboku.demon.co.uk/ ----------------------------------------------------------------
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X-Google-Language: Japanese,JIS X-Google-Thread: f76f2,9c6429fbd83c1a66 X-Google-Attributes: gidf76f2,public X-Google-Thread: fad9d,d9cdbecf6d41b289 X-Google-Attributes: gidfad9d,public From: alan@meiboku.demon.co.uk (Alan Quinn) Subject: Re: PRESS RELEASE: DEMON INTERNET BRINGS MUSIC TO USERS EARS Date: 1996/11/25 Message-ID: <3299efe4.2484038@news.demon.co.uk> X-Deja-AN: 200681897 x-nntp-posting-host: meiboku.demon.co.uk references: <56hvmm$r2c@info.noc.demon.net> <hC1BPCA8FdjyEAt+@loncps.demon.co.uk> <GkJoGBASibkyEASW@loncps.demon.co.uk> <56uvra$gjk@panther.rmplc.co.uk> <LjRbHDA3vMlyEALA@loncps.demon.co.uk> <3298ac58.2084568@news.demon.co.uk> reply-to: alan@meiboku.demon.co.uk newsgroups: demon.service,demon.homepages.authoring