I was also set to get with publishing my first webslides presentation. When I uploaded the recording I made of my voice, I was stunned to find that the preview sound altered the speed of the recording. I have a deep voice, but after uploading it I sounded like an elf!

I'm not a sound engineer, so there may be something in the way I recorded the file. But all I did was record the mp3, and played it back on my computer. It sounded fine then.

Is there something I need to know about to keep the sound speed from being altered or is this something on diigo's end?

It may be that I'm missing something, but your links I'm sure will come in handy. Thanks!


joel wrote:
> It's strange that the sampling rate of your original file is still in 32KHz. We converted the mp3 file for you, please check it.
>
> Here are some links about the tools I used and related instructions.
>
> http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php
> http://podcasting.about.com/od/creatingmp3files/ht/bitrateaudacity.htm
> http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/lame
>
> BTW, We are working on a better audio solution.

Well, looks like I may have to wait until some things are worked out. The sound file is fine, but when I go to collapse the bottom nav bar the sound stops. It didn't do that before. The reason I was doing that was because that was the only way I could have the author line edited. Currently it says "By Diigo" even though when I go to edit it it says "Mark of MeAndMyDrum.com".

In the meantime, I'll still review the links you provided. I'll leave these webslides in my account in case you need to refer to them, but I will be deleting them eventually as the timeliness is now overdue.


mandib wrote:
> It may be that I'm missing something, but your links I'm sure will come in handy. Thanks!
>
>
> joel wrote:
> > It's strange that the sampling rate of your original file is still in 32KHz. We converted the mp3 file for you, please check it.
> >
> > Here are some links about the tools I used and related instructions.
> >
> > http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php
> > http://podcasting.about.com/od/creatingmp3files/ht/bitrateaudacity.htm
> > http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/lame
> >
> > BTW, We are working on a better audio solution.

I never could figure out why I've been getting a pop-up in Firefox telling me that I'm being redirected to another, for....every....single....page I go to. I tried disabling my spyware monitor, my firewall, even my web filter, but nothing kept the message from coming up. It didn't do that while I was browsing in IE.

But then I tried disabling all my add-ons in FF and it wasn't until I re-enabled the diigo toolbar that the error started up again. Specifically it says:

"This web page is being redirected to a new location. Would you like to resend the form data you have typed in to the new location?"

So anybody know why this is happening and what it has to do with diigo?

Okay, so now the plot thickens. :)

I uninstalled diigo and reinstalled it. I still get the message though, but now its if I Stumble something or the first time I open my browser. So maybe I'm going to try removing StumbleUpon and see what happens.


mandib wrote:
> In my case, it remembers my login. But now that I still have it disabled, every once in a while it prompts with the same message. So that means it's something else or just having it disabled may not be enough.
>
> I'm going to uninstall it and see what happens.
>
>
>
> compwoman wrote:
> > 1. I have the same problem in flock and firefox
> >
> > 2. The browser does not remember my login and the password
> >
> > mandib wrote:
> > > I never could figure out why I've been getting a pop-up in Firefox telling me that I'm being redirected to another, for....every....single....page I go to. I tried disabling my spyware monitor, my firewall, even my web filter, but nothing kept the message from coming up. It didn't do that while I was browsing in IE.
> > >
> > > But then I tried disabling all my add-ons in FF and it wasn't until I re-enabled the diigo toolbar that the error started up again. Specifically it says:
> > >
> > > "This web page is being redirected to a new location. Would you like to resend the form data you have typed in to the new location?"
> > >
> > > So anybody know why this is happening and what it has to do with diigo?

Hi Maggie,

I apologize for the delay. Update: I've been diigo-free for a couple of days now. I also uninstalled StumbleUpon. I never experienced the redirect message at all during this time.

I installed the very latest diigo toolbar just now and I immediately started getting the redirect message after I restarted Firefox. If it's conflicting with an extension, I can't tell which without having to do some extensive on/off tests. I'd rather avoid that if I can, but will make an attempt to do so if all options have been exhausted.

The troubling thing is that the message window gives no clue as to what program is telling me this. It's just a generic window.

Thanks for your help. I hope a solution can be found.

Oh, not sure about how to send you my profile. Please advise. Thanks!



maggie_diigo wrote:
> Ken (Mandi) - thanks for reporting and being a great detective :-)
>
> We suspect it may be due to an extension conflict, or something specific to a webpage.
>
> Please advise when you started seeing the problem? What's your toolbar version? We're having trouble reproducing the issue you're describing. Hate to trouble you - would you mind assisting us and sending us your FF profile to info @ diigo dot com? If you need instruction, let us know.
>
> (Ken, pls update your avatar.)
>
>
> Compwoman - does it shut down and restart your computer help at all? Also, when did you notice the problem and what's your toolbar version? Note: we notice a small problem with the new profile - when updating, your session ID got changed and could cause some login problem - we should have fixed that. Wonder if that could be part of the problem you're having?...
>
> (yeah! thanks for your very active contribution and yes, you updated your profile. Nice :-)