add the following to /etc/modprobe.conf

options snd-hda-intel model=6stack-digout

by the way, the soundcard is an intel HDA

Narrowing it Down

I know of a couple of sites that let you narrow down your font selection one step at a time by identifying the traits that your target font has. You can search by sight at identifont.com which I’ve been playing with all day and you can also try to the search by sight tool at fonts.com

Another option is to try myfonts.com where you can upload an image file which will be processed and compared to their database for close matches. Very cool.

Going Old-School

A last resort is utilizing methods that have been around forever. You can do take old fashion approach of looking through hundreds of fonts using windows font preview or a font manager such as Suitcase or ATM, but from here on out you can at least try taking a shortcut before you trace a logo or dig through a thousand fonts.

Hopefully we’ll never have to endure the accumulated weeks of time that we’ve all spent in the past tracing text from client’s logos. It’s great that the future is here.

Happy font hunting.

The Secret to Understanding Design – Baekdal.com

Do Yoga at The Smokers Lounge of Denver International Airport – SOLVED

Find mobile satelite solution to trasfer video to NOC – SOLVED

Remove glue from guitar finish – SOLVED

Program articles in phpnuke without using the autonews table – SOLVED

MSWord will not open – SOLVED

Find travel time in personal jet from point A to point B – SOLVED

Convert component video signals to composite – SOLVED

Recover deleted files when recovery software wouldn’t detect them – SOLVED

Copy and Paste won’t work or freezes the computer – SOLVED

Need “add to” buttons for rss feeds and podcasts – SOLVED

Encode and transfer video from Las Vegas to Houston within an hour from end of filming – SOLVED

Find low cost mobile video encoding and streaming solution – SOLVED

Capture from JVC HDV100 on the fly – SOLVED

Help my computer will not start up – SOLVED

Use windows media encoder on a media center computer to capture and encode – SOLVED

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This list is incomplete and to be updated.

Chris Brown

I do various audio projects… here is a less than descriptive ‘step by step’ for you…

If you already have a means by which you can hook your tape player up to your computer, then all you need is some software that allows you to record. Windows sound recorder won’t work because it has a 1 minute restriction, but something like a shareware clone of sound forge will do the trick. Try Audacity… I haven’t used it, but I hear that it is of the highest quality, and it is FREE! http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

1) Test input level (must be below 0.0)
2) Cue tape
3) Press record on audio software
4) Press play on tape
5) Stop tape and recording process
6) Save file

Good luck on finding noise reduction software that is affordable. Most are pretty steep. Waves restoration bundle and ray gun are the good ones… maybe they have trial versions??

Have fun!