I may be the last person on earth to discover this, but did you know that you can adjust the speed of your MP3 audio takes in Windows Media Player? It comes in handy for court reporters who want to adjust the speed of their MP3 audio takes.
Here's how you do it:
1. Open your MP3 in Windows Media Player.
2. Click on "Now Playing" to drop down the menu bar.
3. Click on "Enhancements" to drop down another menu Bar.
4. Select "Play Speed Settings".
5. Now you'll be able to see an area at the bottom of your Media Player which will allow you to select the speed you want.
6. Simply grab the little marker on the slide bar and move it to the right or left depending on the speed you're looking for.
I wish I learned this trick months ago. Now I can challenge myself with lists of briefs, phrases, and other audio that has become too slow for me!
Nice post! It's nice to have a step-by-step out there about how to adjust. Linked to ya from my speed charts post!
ReplyDeleteOh and btw I found you on twitter today. I didn't know you were on there. Followed. :)
Thanks for linking to my post! I found you on Twitter too. Followed. I just recently started posting my blog links over there. Fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all of the advice. I'm in Theory B :) Im using you for some motivation..lol
ReplyDeleteEpic! Thanks for linking to this. I swear the audio on my theory is going to end up killing me sooner rather than later.
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