okay make that big brother. Traktor used to be a free program and i used it to mix all of my mp3's then all of a sudden for the EXACT same program they want you to send them money...that rediculous. Why then i ask was it free in the first place. As well, do you think that any of the big whigs actually care what this kids IP address is....I doubt. Why don't we solve the problem where it begins in corporate america. I bet the governement is using pirated versions of Microsoft word for christs sakes....this is rediculous.

Yeh man theyll call the white house and send in bug brother the beat you up using that little red button they have under their computers.

: Hello,

: The message you posted in our discussion forum with the
: subject "i need a full version of traktor dj mixer" at
: http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/wwwboard/messages/111744.html
: is illegal.

: Your details were recorded...
: IP Address: 198.54.202.4
: Domain: ctb-cache3-vif0.saix.net
: Time/Date: July 10, 2002 at 06:19:16 (CDT)
: Browser: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows 98; Win 9x 4.90)

: We have removed the post but I can't guarantee the authorities
: haven't already seen and/or copied it.

: Stealing software is extremely serious.

: Do not post any messages like this again. To find out just how
: serious this matter is, and how easy it is for people to find
: you, I strongly urge you to look at
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: Do not use our online services to commit crimes ever again.

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I hope that's a Red Dwarf reference!

: For those of you that might care at all...

: I have posted under the "SteveR" name for a number of years and have decided to go over to my handle RIMMER.

: I'm not going anywhere, just changing my name..

: Thanks

: Rimmer (SteveR)

Good luck Rimmer......
I've always enjoyed (and learned from) your comments.

I'll just have to look for Rimmer and not Steve R anymore....

Keep up the good work,
Keith

Hello Tyva,

Can you tell us what you have tried so far to make it
work, and also tell us exactly what happens including
any error messages you get when you do it.

With a little more information like this we should be
able to help.

Jason.

: Tengo problemas para abrir peliculas en mpge. Me falta el codec apropiado. Tengo favorable aumento del codec 502 y mp71.exe instalados en mi PC ayudan a!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

For Win 95, 98 and 98 SE, more info at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q141801

First you have to figure out what compression format was used to create the file...
To determine which codec was used to compress the file, follow these steps:

Click Start, point to Find, click Files or Folders, type the name of the file in the Named box, and then click Find Now.
Right-click the file, click Properties, and then click the Details tab.
The Audio format line should contain information about the type of compression used to compress the file, the sound quality of the file, and whether or not the file is in stereo.

If the codec that is used to compress the file is not one of the codecs included with Windows, contact the codec manufacturer for information about troubleshooting the problem. The following codecs are included with Windows:
DSP Group TrueSpeech Software Audio Codec
Intel Indeo R3.1 Video Codec
Intel Indeo R3.2 Video Codec
Microsoft Adaptive Delta Pulse Code Modulation (ADPCM)
Microsoft Interactive Multimedia Association (IMA) ADPCM
DSP Group Truespeech Software
Microsoft Groupe Special Mobile (GSM) 6.10
Microsoft Consultative Committee for International Telephone and Telegraph (CCITT) G.711 A-Law and u-Law
Microsoft PCM Converter
Microsoft RLE Video Codec
Microsoft Video 1 Video Codec
SuperMatch Cinepak Video Codec

If the codec used to compress the file is one of the codecs included with Windows, you can verify that the particular codec is installed by following these steps:
Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
Double-click Multimedia, click the Devices tab ( Advanced tab in Windows 95), and then double-click Audio Compression Codec or Video Compression Codec to expand the branch.
If the codec used to compress the file is not listed, install the appropriate codec using the Add New Hardware tool in Control Panel. To do so, follow these steps:
Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
Double-click Add New Hardware, click Next, click No, and then click Next.
Click Sound, video, and game controllers, and then click Next.
In the Manufacturers box, click the name of the manufacturer for the codec you want to install.
In the Models box, click the codec you want to install, click Next and then click Finish.

If you still cannot play a particular file after verifying that the codec used to compress the file is installed, the codec may be disabled or damaged. To verify that a particular codec is enabled, follow these steps:
Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
Double-click Multimedia, click the Devices tab ( Advanced tab in Windows 95), and then double-click Audio Compression Codec to expand the branch.
Click the codec used to compress the file that you are attempting to play, and then click Properties.
Click Use this audio codec, and then click OK.
To ensure that you are not using a damaged codec, follow these steps to reinstall a codec:
Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
Double-click Multimedia, click the Devices tab ( Advanced tab in Windows 95), and then double-click Audio Compression Codec or Video Compression Codec to expand the branch.
Click the codec used to compress the file that you are attempting to play, and then click Properties.
Click Remove, click Yes, and then restart your computer.
When the computer restarts, click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
Double-click Add New Hardware, click Next, click No, and then click Next.
Click Sound, video, and game controllers, and then click Next.
In the Manufacturers box, click the name of the manufacturer for the codec you want to install.
In the Models box, click the codec you want to install, click Next, and then click Finish.
Conflicts Between 16-Bit and 32-Bit Codecs
If the 32-bit version of a codec that Windows needs to play a particular file is not installed or is disabled, Windows uses the 16-bit version of the codec if it is available. If the 32-bit version of the codec is installed, Windows uses this version by default. However, you may experience problems when both the 16-bit and 32-bit versions of a particular codec are installed on your computer.

The following 16-bit audio codecs are installed by the run-time versions of Microsoft Video for Windows, Microsoft Windows Sound System, and many other Microsoft multimedia programs:
Microsoft ADPCM
Microsoft IMA ADPCM
DSP Group Truespeech Software
These 16-bit codecs appear in the [Drivers] section of the System.ini file. These codecs may not be displayed in the Audio Compression Codec or the Video Compression Codec branch of the Multimedia Drivers tree. To disable a 16-bit codec, remark or remove the line in the System.ini file that corresponds to that codec. After disabling the 16-bit version of the codec, you should reinstall the 32-bit version using the steps described in the "Disabled or Damaged Codecs" section of this article.

The following lines in the System.ini file correspond to the 16-bit versions of the Microsoft ADPCM, Microsoft IMA ADPCM, and DSP Group Truespeech Software codecs, respectively:
[Drivers]
msacm.msadpcm=msadpcm.acm
msacm.imaadpcm=imaadpcm.acm
msacm.trspch=ts_soft.acm

If you are using a 16-bit program in Windows, you may want to disable the 32-bit version of a particular codec instead of disabling the 16-bit version. To do so, follow these steps:
Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
Double-click Multimedia, click the Devices tab ( Advanced tab in Windows 95), and then double-click Audio Compression Codec to expand the branch.
Click the codec you want to disable, and then click Properties.
Click Do not use this audio codec, and then click OK.

I find your message ambiguous.

I think you are wanting to select an area and then have a count in to recording right??

All multitracking software will allow Punch in/out and will count in to user selected area prior to the recording point. It's usually four bars.

Rimmer (SteveR)

Thanks to Keith will reinstallReason as suggested