Keygen Polderbits 9.0 64 Bits
Nguyet Mahrenholz
There was a death that sunk Polderbits, Rudy Kok. I tried to contact their support but I got no reply.
The original web site is gone. This URL reveals others frustration in getting Polderbits.
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I still have the program but I do not have a valid access key.
If I knew how to find it in the registry I might be able to get it working.
Frank C
hate to tell you the publisher and founder of polderbit passed away it no longer exist if you have it on another computer with the key you are lucky that is the only computer it will work on so enjoy it
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There is no way to acquire a new access key for the application because it has been discontinued. You will have to backup the registry from the old computer and merge it to the database on the new one. To do this, go to Start > Run > regedit and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software > Polderbits. Right click the folder, export it as REG, transfer the REG to new computer, install the software again in the same location where it previously was and MERGE the REG file and it should be activated.
You should understand the process. What is going to happen is that you will play the record to your computer, which will listen carefully, remember exactly what it hears (including any scratches, jumps and so forth), and convert it all into a digital code. You can then ask it to play it all back to you, or save it onto a CD, or an mp3 player (if you know what that is). Make sure that you computer has the ability to "burn" CD's; most do, but if yours doesn't, this isn't going to be much use to you.
There may be a pair of them, one marked for microphone, and one for a "Line in" - and that's the one you want. You may well have to get a magnifying glass out to see the symbols; they are not generally designed for elderly eyes.
In short, the chances are that you need a lead that calls itself a "3.5mm Stereo Plug to 2 Phono" lead. These are not hard to find, but one respectable supplier is Maplin, and if you click here there's a good chance that you'll see the relevant page of their catalogue.
If you don't have a "Line out" socket on your stereo, but you do have an earphone socket, you can use that, but the results won't be as good, and volume is harder to control. In that case you will need a "3.5mm Stereo Plug to Plug" lead, which you can find on the Maplin site by clicking here.
The Rip Vinyl site has good instructions for the whole process (more detailed than these) and I recommend that you have a read before using the software. It is easy enough to use, but they have not been able to resist calling some bits by rather unnecessarily technical names. Just grin and put up with it - and if you are confused, this might be the moment to involve a geekier friend or young relative.
Now you need to set the levels - place the needle at the loudest part of the record, and make sure that the level meters are not hitting their heads on the ceiling; adjust the volume slider control until they don't.
Now the recording is done, you can now "burn" it that onto a CD, or put it to an mp3 player, if you are especially keen on impressing younger members of the family. Refer to the techie friend again at this point if nervous - the instructions you need will depend on the type of burning software you have on your machine.
Polderbits - a bit more complexIf you are feeling a bit bolder, and have some computer savvy, you might try using a Dutch programme called Polderbits which works very well, and includes the ability to filter out pop and crackles to some extent. The trouble is that it costs a fair bit more (30 Euros), is much more complicated to use, and the filtering is only marginally successful, in my view. But you can download a free version to try for a couple of weeks if you feel adventurous.
Don't forget that many historic recordings have been professionally cleaned up and put on cheap CD labels - you might do well to buy those rather than try to resurrect a very old and crackly record. In the classical, jazz and light music fields, Naxos in particular have made a speciality of this business, and it is well worth having a look at their range. A CD bought from them is almost bound to be better quality than any re-recording you can achieve yourself. And thanks to the fact that performaces drop out of copyright after fifty years, many magnificent historical reordings only cost a fiver or so.
Grabador / Editor Polderbits es un potente y excelente grabador de sonido para tu ordenador, que puede captar cualquier sonido y grabarlo con gran calidad directamente a MP3, WAV o MP3PRO. Con gran calidad, podrs escuchar tus canciones favoritas grabadas directamente desde el PC.
Aunque Grabador / Editor Polderbits se puede utilizar, como cualquier otro programa de la misma categora, para grabar cosas a travs del micrfono, es sobre todo destacable como una gran herramienta para poder pasar tus viejas cintas y discos de vinilo a formato digital, pudiendo controlar t mismo la grabacin del volumen gracias al editor con el que viene integrado.
Adems, Grabador / Editor Polderbits permite la grabacin de emisiones a travs de Internet (lo que se conoce como Streamming) y de sonidos directamente extrados de un vdeo, lo cual puede resultar muy prctico a la hora de tener el audio de fragmentos de determinadas pelculas o vdeos que te gusten.
Si deseas grabar audio desde el PC al disco duro, ya sea de canciones, pelculas, vdeos de Youtube, etc, Grabador / Editor Polderbits es la herramienta que andas buscando. Muy simple de manejar, es sencillo y prctico. La mejor herramienta de grabacin que puedes obtener gratis, ya que su calidad es muy superior a otros programas, y podrs adaptar las capturas a los vdeos sin problemas.
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