Wanted. "Technology Wizard"!!
Posted: Thu 26th May 2011 05:38 pm
First. I have to come clean here and say that your granny with probably know more about the world of technology, or be a better pupil than me!! (The whole gadgit/technology thing just ran away from me, although i love the thought of accessing the endless potential of this , it is now all soundbites and garbled noises that intimidate, frustrate and makes me smoke more to make it all go away)
So when it comes to advice like, ...."All you have to do is reformat your cylinder head gibblet and and create a hairy canary aspect, by downloading a ........." ...think of my health, ...there's only so much 'top boot' a man should smoke..
With thanks in advance , here's my little problem that will probably be the easiest question put on test paper.!!!
I own a "Samsung" M8800 mobile.(which i am failing miserable at trying to master all its probably not so ingenious tricks!!)
My lap top is an "Acer" 'Aspire' 5332. (Windows 7) ('Minesweeper' and scurrilous internet sites!
)
I recorded using the camera on the phone and want to use "Cool Pro Edit" which a friend put on my lap top so i can try and adjust the noise levels ,(is this possible?, or should i be looking at better options?) as the background noise at times drowns out my sisters drunken singing!!!
I also have the "Samsung" 'new PC studio' on the lap top which allowed me to send info back and forth between my phone and PC.
When i try and save this to 'desk top' directly from the phone, (showing off now!!) the video will play but without sound!!
However, if i use the 'new PC studio' and send the video (mp4
) direct from my phone it plays as it should, but i can't move this to the lap top or i loose sound again!!!
My main problem however, if someone can assist me, is trying to get the dam thing to work on "Cool Pro Edit"
I drag the icon of the version with sound on to 'CPE' it appears to know something is there, but all i get is a wall of static that lasts for approx 7 minutes when my recording lasted an hour. (Those girls sure can sing when the wine and the vodka wins!!)
I've put the video onto a disc, (Well i looked over my pals shoulder whilst he did it) which also had sound but still wouldn't make any difference to 'CPE', just the same 7 minutes of static.
Any ideas???? Save a man from the 'top boot'.

So when it comes to advice like, ...."All you have to do is reformat your cylinder head gibblet and and create a hairy canary aspect, by downloading a ........." ...think of my health, ...there's only so much 'top boot' a man should smoke..
With thanks in advance , here's my little problem that will probably be the easiest question put on test paper.!!!
I own a "Samsung" M8800 mobile.(which i am failing miserable at trying to master all its probably not so ingenious tricks!!)
My lap top is an "Acer" 'Aspire' 5332. (Windows 7) ('Minesweeper' and scurrilous internet sites!
I recorded using the camera on the phone and want to use "Cool Pro Edit" which a friend put on my lap top so i can try and adjust the noise levels ,(is this possible?, or should i be looking at better options?) as the background noise at times drowns out my sisters drunken singing!!!
I also have the "Samsung" 'new PC studio' on the lap top which allowed me to send info back and forth between my phone and PC.
When i try and save this to 'desk top' directly from the phone, (showing off now!!) the video will play but without sound!!
However, if i use the 'new PC studio' and send the video (mp4
My main problem however, if someone can assist me, is trying to get the dam thing to work on "Cool Pro Edit"
I drag the icon of the version with sound on to 'CPE' it appears to know something is there, but all i get is a wall of static that lasts for approx 7 minutes when my recording lasted an hour. (Those girls sure can sing when the wine and the vodka wins!!)
I've put the video onto a disc, (Well i looked over my pals shoulder whilst he did it) which also had sound but still wouldn't make any difference to 'CPE', just the same 7 minutes of static.
Any ideas???? Save a man from the 'top boot'.
