[ale] Today's ALE Central meeting

[tfreeman at intel.digichem.net]

If you're sending out a pdf of the handout, I'd appreciate a copy also.

Thanks

On Sat, 10 Jan 2004, Tom & JaVonn wrote:

> Preston:
> 
> How about I send a pdf of the handout?  In fact, I'll gladly paste in extra notes from the audience and others that I'd left out in keeping the printing to one page front and back.
> 
> Also, if you're able to get to Decatur you're welcome to stop by and talk shop. Besides, the Milledgeville LUG invited me there last fall.  By the time I said OK, they were breaking for the holidays, so I'll likely head there in early Feb.  They're offering to buy me dinner --- what could I say?
> 
> Tom
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> On Thu, 8 Jan 2004 08:09:10 -0600 
> Preston Boyington <PBoyington at polyengineering.com> wrote:
> 
> > dangit!!!  i wanted to be able to sit in on this meeting.
> > 
> > anyone going to capture this for us "distance impaired" folk?  i have a
> > project due and am currently pulling 16 hour days.
> > 
> > also would Tom mind sharing an email with his declick/dehiss technique?
> > 
> > i have a large converting project (that i am trying to put off for a while)
> > where i will need some pointers.
> > 
> > thanks,
> > preston
> > 
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Michael D. Hirsch [mailto:mhirsch at nubridges.com]
> > > Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 7:47 AM
> > > To: Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts
> > > Subject: [ale] Today's ALE Central meeting
> > > 
> > > 
> > > Analog Audio Recording and Archiving with Linux
> > >                  Presented by
> > >                  Tom Younker
> > > 
> > > Abstract:                      
> > > This presentation will demonstrate the use of free tools to 
> > > capture the
> > > sound of LP albums to hard drive, and the subsequent processing into
> > > individual songs suitable for burning to CD.  The splitting of each
> > > side into tracks and the declicking of tracks will be covered, plus
> > > creating a makefile to painlessly encode the tracks (with title
> > > details) to ogg or mp3 format.  Also included will be a demonstration
> > > of a new graphical tool which allows noise reduction on selected
> > > portions of tracks, plus an interesting CD label printing tool.
> > > 
> > > This is not intended to be a comprehensive view of all tools, but of
> > > an end-to-end solution that worked for one vinyl collector.  Those
> > > present are encouraged to ask questions and to supplement from their
> > > own experience.
> > > 
> > > Bio:
> > > Tom veered from his engineering degree program for a B.S. in Computer
> > > Science in 1975.  He spent 2 years making computer microfilm, then 10
> > > years programming cash registers for J.C. Penney, and has been
> > > self-employed (and sometimes self-unemployed) ever since.  In the
> > > mid-90s he moved from software into basic IT support (having no
> > > interest in navigating the WinAPI), diagnosing and repairing computer
> > > hardware/software/networking problems.  He discovered Linux in 1998,
> > > and has used it daily since early 2001, plus installing it for
> > > clients, friends, and anyone else who'll listen. 
> > > 
> > > He lives in Decatur with his wife JaVonn, who still uses a Mac and
> > > AppleWorks to prepare lesson plans for her 4th grade class.  Each of
> > > them has a twin brother, hence the address pairoftwins at mindspring.com 
> > > 
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