This is a brief recording of environmental sounds from outside of my home for use with a blog commentary about an iPhone app named White Noise.
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OgasaWalrus Podcast 20080716 (#2)
OgasaWalrus Podcast #2 includes two annoucements, 10 freeware/Open Source/web services commentaries, software of the week, and podcast of the week. Show notes are on OgasaWalrus.com
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OgasaWalrus Podcast 20080701
Tools to make this Podcast: Garageband, Audacity, and Levelator. Audio recording hardware included an HTC Vox smartphone, Dell Axim X51v Pocket PC, and a Microsoft LifeChat LX-3000. Open Source/Freeware app of the week is Sun's Virtual Box. Podcast of the week is NPR's Science Friday.
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MobileViews Podcast 2
Summary of items from MobileViews.com/blog for the week ending Dec. 29, 2007.
- Sony Playstation Portable 3.80 Firmware Upgrade
- amazonmp3 Beta
- OLPC Focused Blog: XO Activity
- GettingTasksDone Doesn't Support OpenID on an iPhone or iPod touch
- New U.S. Fed Spare Battery Travel Rules Starting January 1, 2008
- Rumored Apple Sub-notebook
- WifiRouter 0.80: Use a Windows Mobile Phone as a WiFi Router?
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OgasaWalrus Mac Mini-Cast #1 - Testing Microsoft LifeChat LX...
Brief audio recording using a Microsoft LifeChat LX-3000 USB headset/microphone and an Apple Macbook running Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard).
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MobileViews Podcast 1
Podcast topics from the MobileViews.com Blog.
- Back to Basics: Is Turning ClearType On Actually Useful?
- Sony Playstation Portable 3.73 Firmware Update vs. WiFi Settings
- Back to Basics: Touch Screen Alignment
- ClearType Color Artifacts
- Official Google Mobile Blog
- Word Mobile vs. Word Mobile
- YouTube Demo: Windows Mobile Live Search vs. Google Maps for Windows Mobile Zoom Feature
- Wired Vaporware 2007: Windows Mobile 6 for Samsung BlackJack
- Back to Basics: Unfocused Smartphone Browser Text Boxes
- Zune Diagnostics Tool? What About an ActiveSync/WMDC Tool?
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MobileViews Mini-cast 5 (00:30)
Testing Vito Technology SoundExplorer audio recorder for Windows Mobile Pocket PCs.
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MobileViews Mini-cast 4: Blogr email podcast test (00:14)
Testing 1 2 3
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MobileViews Mini-cast 3: Pocket PC w/Ext. Microphone Audio T...
Psionandy asked if I had tried using an external microphone to make an audio recording with a Pocket PC. Most Windows Mobile Pocket PCs and Smartphones do not support using an external microphone to make audio recording (although they do support it for phone calls). However, I do have one Pocket PC that does provide this feature: An old Dell Axim X50v Pocket PC. The first segment of this recording was made using the Axim's internal mic. The second segment use a wired dynamic mic plugged in to the headphone jacks. You can hear a couple of drop-out in that segment. I'm not sure what caused it.
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MobileViews.com Minicast 2: Testing HTC S710 (Vox) Smartphon...
I recorded this sample audio file on an HTC S710 (Vox) Windows Mobile 6 smartphone. Audacity was used to convert the WAV audio file to an MP3 file. I also used Audacity's Normalize function which increased the volume a bit.
Sidenote: Audacity 1.26 does not run under Windows Vista. However, the 1.3.3 Beta release does run under Vista.
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Windows Mobile Pocket PC Sound Quality Check
This audio file contains two brief segments. The first segment was recorded using a Microsoft LifeChat LX-3000 USB microphone. The second segment was recorded using a Windows Mobile 6 Pocket PC with automatic audio gain turned on. Both were recorded in the same room with a large Voronado fan turned on to simulate a noisy environment. The purpose of this test is to help determine if a Pocket PC or Smartphone could be used as an audio recording device to create a podcast.
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