CompuServe Thread

#Seagate firmware UPDATE?

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#121811From: Jim BeckSep 8, 1995 11:27 PM
Chuck I sent the following to Wayne as an alternative to his envelope idea: I thought a choice of several set options (the more popular ones) might be more useful and quicker to be implemented by Newtek. How about a series of buttons for: Fade Up/Down ( with duration slider) Fade To (0-100% slider) Crossfade (with duration slider) The user should have the ability to control left and right channels independently. A two band EQslider (low pass/boost, high pass/boost) in the audio control panel might also be useful. Also, will we ever be able to IMPORT/EXPORT audio files (.aiff, .wav, whatever) to and from the Flyer C drive??? Looking at the file sizes, they don't appear to be compressed. This would give us the aility to do sweetening offline and then brought back in. If not directly import/export, could an ARexx script provide conversion of other audio file types to whatever it is that the Flyer uses. BarryVedros ISI
#121837From: dean rectorSep 8, 1995 11:49 PM
I'll second your suggestions for preliminary audio features. A 3-band EQ would be pretty minimal. -dean
#122065From: RAD Moose @ NewTek, Inc.Sep 11, 1995 5:22 PM
I think all of the items you request for audio features would be possible, the question is simply at what point can they be implemented. I will pass your comments to the product team. Chuck.
#122245From: Jim BeckSep 12, 1995 5:35 PM
Thanks Chuck! Is there any advance word about Import/Export of audio to Flyer audio drives?? Any little insight you could give?? Am I trying to pry too much out of you <G>??? BarryVedros ISI
#122372From: Chris T. FenwickSep 13, 1995 5:46 PM
good questions James…. I too would be very interested in taking mac audio files….I use SoundEdit 16… and craming them across the ethernet network we have in our office….. face it, with only 15 frames per second resolution you can't edit audio very well at all. Ok….how long will it take get a response about the 15 FPS comment.
#122407From: RAD Moose @ NewTek, Inc.Sep 13, 1995 10:23 PM
No word on that right now, but just because an item doesn't make 4.1 does not mean you'll never see it. Chuck.