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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Thanks all who posted for the helpful advice.
I purchased a Dell Optiplex that has a lot more clarity then my old pc.
I notice it is basically no frills, no muss nor fuss.
I still have Creative Soundblaster .wav software from 2004.
Along with using free Audacity.
But I don't still have the creative sound card.
Unfortunately I have never quite got in to noise cancellation.
Maybe that wouldn't matter so much with my meager setup or should expect much more.
But it always seemed to be like a picture with some drippings of paint sticking out.
But I like hearing as much as I can about it.
There was this time I couldn't transport a sound file because I was unaware of a certain function.
So it can be something I overlooked with everything else for that matter.
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