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ceigered (顯示個人資料) 2009年2月20日上午9:19:25
http://ludrecenzoj.wikispaces.com/PSP+-+Killzone...
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http://chrisso.podbean.com/2009/02/20/ludrecenzo...
Unfortunately, when encoding I could only use MP4 and not MP3, so sorry if it does not work for you (if you want I also have an ogg version).
I'd effectively like to do more of this, and hopefully future reviews will be better (e.g., using 'je' instead of 'sur' when referring to programs on a computer system).
Anyway tell me what you think. And as for the wikispaces page, if you feel like helping, feel free.
(and for those observant: I have added a little thank you to lernu down the bottom for the earlier help you provided me with. for the original forum topic: http://eo.lernu.net/komunikado/forumo/temo.php?t...)
jchthys (顯示個人資料) 2009年2月20日下午10:27:09
ceigered (顯示個人資料) 2009年2月21日上午6:24:20
jchthys:About "on" a computer program: right now I use "en" (or maybe sometimes "per"), what do you think of that?I always though 'je' (although I used to say 'sur')
erinja (顯示個人資料) 2009年2月24日上午2:23:33
I would say "per" or "en", as has already been suggested.
With regard to "je", it is generally recommended not to use "je" unless there's absolutely no other pronoun that will work. That clearly isn't the case here ("per", "by means of", seems perfect to me), so it isn't appropriate to use "je".
Regarding Audacity, there's an mp3 plugin you can load, or there was last I checked, that will allow you to encode into mp3. You don't have that installed, perhaps?
RiotNrrd (顯示個人資料) 2009年2月24日上午3:39:34
erinja:Regarding Audacity, there's an mp3 plugin you can load, or there was last I checked, that will allow you to encode into mp3. You don't have that installed, perhaps?You can also export to .wav and then use WinLame (which is free) to convert to .mp3.
I'm an amateur musician (self-pimp link) and do this all the time (note to potential listeners - even *I* think the piece "Serengeti" is boring; "In The Space Between", on the other hand, *rocks* ).
ceigered (顯示個人資料) 2009年2月24日上午7:08:14
erinja:I would never say that I did something "sur" a computer program.So if I said "the game Such-and-such on the PSP" I would use 'en' or 'per'? I can't help but say that this irks me a bit (sorry if I used that word wrongly, first time I've bothered using it in a sentence), because you can put a game 'in' a console, and the same software can be used 'by' different consoles or formats, so to use 'en' or 'per' seems unclear for me. This is obviously useful for me to know, I don't want poor listeners of any future podcasts to be going "ahx, plia angla parolanto de esperanto ".
I would say "per" or "en", as has already been suggested
@ RiotNrrd:
I wouldn't be able to use WinLame because (well, last time I checked) it was PC only. Nonetheless, I think I should be able to find a plugin for my version of Audacity (as Erinja said).
Nice job on the music by the way, you might call yourself amateur, but the quality would at least have to be equal to some of the muzo's EA games had working for them a few years back (the genre of music in most games has changed though so, now it's mostly orchestra related in some way).
1Guy1 (顯示個人資料) 2009年2月24日上午9:29:34
I wouldn't be able to use WinLame because (well, last time I checked) it was PC only. Nonetheless, I think I should be able to find a plugin for my version of Audacity.Winlame is a windows version of lame which is a free cross platform open source MP3 encoder. There is most probably a free version for your platform.
jchthys (顯示個人資料) 2009年2月24日下午8:50:40
ceigered (顯示個人資料) 2009年2月25日上午6:01:17
1Guy1:Winlame is a windows version of lame which is a free cross platform open source MP3 encoder. There is most probably a free version for your platform.Cheers for that 1Guy1, I'll give it a look-into then (hope they support the old PPC mac's )