Love the info, however... Good God man. Please can you divide this thing up into manageable individual movies, maybe by topic or chapter. It's like, here's the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy in one file. The problem I'm having is if I want to review certain parts I need more help on, trying to find them on the progress bar is really difficult because when you have 9 hrs. represented on one progress line, the minutes are less than the width of a frog hair. Also a little intro with the title, and introduction would let users know they got everything. The first time I played it, I thought I was missing something because it was already into the audio interface setup section. Looking forward to digging through this.

Hi Karl,
          I finally get a friend that has faster broadband to download your video for me. Cakewalk still have not contacted me about my complain. Be watching the video soon.

Thanks
Choo Shi-Hwei

musichoo


Hi Karl,
          I finally get a friend that has faster broadband to download your video for me. Cakewalk still have not contacted me about my complain. Be watching the video soon.

Thanks
Choo Shi-Hwei

 
 

Glad you are sorted out. I did try to contact someone at CW but I haven't heard anything either.

Glyn Barnes

FastBikerBoy



It is split into chapters but not all players can read them. Quicktime and VLC are two that can.
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I initally was trying to use Windows Media Player, what a pain, but using Quiktime It works great, in fact i probably prefer it to the way the Groove 3 stuff is set up.

I bought it to guide me through the interface, (I never managed to make the switch from 8.5 to X1), but I have learned a lot about things I thought I knew all about already.

Glad it's coming in handy. I find there are pros and cons with both formats. I've also tried it with VLC and I think that may become my default player for all media.

No worries, glad you're sorted.

Thanks for the support and kind words Mike.

Glad you like it.