Dave,
You have the software that will do just what you want. Look in Windows
under Start/Programs/Accessories/Multimedia/Sound Recorder. Call up any of
your Wave files and you will be able to look at them in graphic form and
trim the start and end dead time.
Don AF4Z
At 06:05 PM 02/26/2000 -0600, you wrote:
>
>Hello my fellow phone contesters,
>
>I was wondering if anyone could give me some advise as far as using the
>sound card for voice keying. I have entered the entire alphabet
>phonetically along with the numbers, slash, question mark (as "again"),
>and a space as wave files with my Heil HC5 microphone and the windows
>sound recorder. I setup writelog for SSB and placed %c in the F5
>memory. I have entered some callsigns in writelog and pressed F5 and
>sure enough it spells out the callsign entered phonetically. The problem
>is that it seems like the whole process is spelled too slooowly. I
>think this is due to a little bit of blank spacing on the end of each
>wave file that I produced. Does any one know of a program that I could
>use that would allow me to graphically look at the audio spectrum of
>each one of my wave files and then allow me to trim out any trailing
>blank information? I figure that this may be easier to do than
>re-record all the wave files. Is there a better way? I plan on using
>the voice keyer in the upcoming ARRL DX Phone contest next weekend.
>
>Thank You,
>
>Dave Rich KG0US
>kg0us@swbell.net
>
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