The Recordings are Done!

After three months, I have finally finished converting, cropping, editing and cleaning up
(what I can) the recordings I made during the CYA Winter Conference in January. You can download the resulting recordings here. They are in .mp3 format so as to be the most compatible. If I can find a way to make them .m4b, I may add them as well. The files are about 4-10 Mb to download…pretty reasonable considering the originals are in the 600-700 Mb range. =)

I apologize for the missing sections and the occasional digital noise. I couldn’t figure out why my system was picking up the noise. Rather than delete those parts, since you can kind of hear what is being said, I just left them.

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Nirmala 3 years ago 1 point
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Cool! Those talks were really good! Well, I guess I'm reading your blog now.

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Christopher 3 years ago 1 point
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I finaly had the time to download them thanks.
BTW trying to download all of them and browse the rest of your site I think maxed out your bandwidth.

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Christopher 3 years ago 1 point
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Yeah having finaly had tiem to listen the recordings it is defenantly Cell phone interfeerance.
Based on the randomness of its timing. You can recreate the noise if you place a phone neer a pair of head phones and either place a call or have somone make a call to the cell phone. Then pull the phone away and or wave it around and hear how it changes.

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Michael 3 years ago 1 point
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Okay. That makes sense... I did have my phone with me. It was probably trying to get a signal and since it had to try roaming, it kept causing that interferance.

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