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  Cuong Dang 6:53 AM on March 28, 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: audio, drivers, Studio 1535   

  Dell Studio 1535 vista 64 bits no sound via internal speaker work around 

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  This morning I don’t know what is happening with my internal speakers on my Dell Studio 1535. There is no sound via internal speakers, but headphone well. I meet this issue both on Ubuntu OS and its default OS Vista Home Premium 64 bits.

  I am arrogant enough to fix this problem by simply uninstall its audio default IDT Drivers… (^~^).

  1- Uninstall (and remember to check delete driver files too) all of them under “Sound, video and game controller” part in “Devices manager”.

  2- Reinstall these audio drivers by simply letting Vista pickup the drivers automatically. Then we get “High Definition Audio Device” drivers (see image).

  Now it sounds even better than its previous default IDT Drivers.

   

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  Cuong Dang 11:22 PM on January 18, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: audio, window   

  Join many mp3 files to one large file with command fromt or MakeitOne 

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  Target: We need to join many mp3 files to one large file.

  => There are two ways to do it.

  1- Just use command fromt

  Fist of all, you copy all files needed to join to a directory, for instance, C:\join

  Start > run, type: cmd

  Go to the just created directory by the command: cd C:\join

  To join all files in that directory, type: copy /b *.mp3 C:\onelarge.mp3

  Just some of selected songs in the directory: copy /b file1.mp3+file2.mp3 c:\onelarge.mp3

  2- Use software.

  There is a good and free software to do this task: MakeitOne. It can join many audio files very quickly.

  Download: http://www.makeitone.net/downloads/index.htm