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Okay, here you go, chalk this in the "other" category.

Get a demo copy of Resco Audio Recorder. It has Voice Activated System,
which basically records sound to a mp3 file only when sounds levels are
above a certain settable threshold. Now kick it on (after setting the
software to record to sd card), turn off the display, and let it record
while drifting off to slumberland. In the morning check the device and stop
the recording. I got a total of around 7 minutes last night, and enough to
prove another's claim that I do talk some in my sleep ( as well as proving
that someone else occasionally snores <g> ).

Silly, yes, but interesting in a nerdy kind of way.

Now, can anyone out there translate gibberish sleep talking? I am almost
certain it is lottery numbers, but can't figure the last two digits...

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On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 11:10:11 -0500, xTenn wrote:

> Okay, here you go, chalk this in the "other" category.
>
> Get a demo copy of Resco Audio Recorder. It has Voice Activated System,
> which basically records sound to a mp3 file only when sounds levels are
> above a certain settable threshold. Now kick it on (after setting the
> software to record to sd card), turn off the display, and let it record
> while drifting off to slumber land. In the morning check the device and stop
> the recording. I got a total of around 7 minutes last night, and enough to
> prove another's claim that I do talk some in my sleep ( as well as proving
> that someone else occasionally snores <g> ).
>
> Silly, yes, but interesting in a nerdy kind of way.
>
> Now, can anyone out there translate gibberish sleep talking? I am almost
> certain it is lottery numbers, but can't figure the last two digits...

That is hilarious xTenn! why don't you post the recording, lets say in a
binary NG or mp3's NG just for kicks, let us know!

--
"..........most folks are about as happy as they make up to their minds to
be...." A. Lincoln

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"Me" <spamsome1@else.net> wrote in message
news:1a2vspqnpqneq.1lipsxgx3zo6a.dlg@40tude.net...
> On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 11:10:11 -0500, xTenn wrote:
>
>
> That is hilarious xTenn! why don't you post the recording, lets say in a
> binary NG or mp3's NG just for kicks, let us know!
>

Because I happen to live with the person snoring, brief though it is...

Besides, who knows what dark secrets lie in all of us that come out at
night.... < strike fugue here>



(Double entendre may be too subtle - the Merriam Webster second definition
of a fugue is : " a disturbed state of consciousness in which the one
affected seems to act in full awareness but upon recovery cannot recollect
the deeds" )

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xTenn,

This may be one of the most creative uses of a Pocket PC yet! LOL!

You are clearly in the running for the Uber Geek award this week!

Regards,

--
Clinton Fitch
Senior Editor / Owner
Clinton Fitch (Dot) Com!
http://www.clintonfitch.com

A Pocket PC Magazine "Best Site" for Pocket PC Reviews!


"xTenn" <xTennREmoveThisPart@tds.net> wrote in message
news:eii0RJ0HFHA.2740@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> Okay, here you go, chalk this in the "other" category.
>
> Get a demo copy of Resco Audio Recorder. It has Voice Activated System,
> which basically records sound to a mp3 file only when sounds levels are
> above a certain settable threshold. Now kick it on (after setting the
> software to record to sd card), turn off the display, and let it record
> while drifting off to slumberland. In the morning check the device and
> stop the recording. I got a total of around 7 minutes last night, and
> enough to prove another's claim that I do talk some in my sleep ( as well
> as proving that someone else occasionally snores <g> ).
>
> Silly, yes, but interesting in a nerdy kind of way.
>
> Now, can anyone out there translate gibberish sleep talking? I am almost
> certain it is lottery numbers, but can't figure the last two digits...
>
>
>

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On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 11:27:55 -0500, xTenn wrote:

> Because I happen to live with the person snoring, brief though it is...
>
> Besides, who knows what dark secrets lie in all of us that come out at
> night.... < strike fugue here>
[snip]

Just imagine what a motion sensitive camcorder will show if left running
instead of your ppc, I don't even want to imagine!

--
"..........most folks are about as happy as they make up to their minds to
be...." A. Lincoln

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Just be certain to plug the PPC into a charger so it doesn't get wiped out.

xTenn wrote:
> Okay, here you go, chalk this in the "other" category.
>
> Get a demo copy of Resco Audio Recorder. It has Voice Activated System,
> which basically records sound to a mp3 file only when sounds levels are
> above a certain settable threshold. Now kick it on (after setting the
> software to record to sd card), turn off the display, and let it record
> while drifting off to slumberland. In the morning check the device and stop
> the recording. I got a total of around 7 minutes last night, and enough to
> prove another's claim that I do talk some in my sleep ( as well as proving
> that someone else occasionally snores <g> ).
>
> Silly, yes, but interesting in a nerdy kind of way.
>
> Now, can anyone out there translate gibberish sleep talking? I am almost
> certain it is lottery numbers, but can't figure the last two digits...
>
>
>

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Imotep! Imotep! Imotep!

David H
Fifty points if anyone gets the reference

Me wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 11:10:11 -0500, xTenn wrote:
>
>
>>Okay, here you go, chalk this in the "other" category.
>>
>>Get a demo copy of Resco Audio Recorder. It has Voice Activated System,
>>which basically records sound to a mp3 file only when sounds levels are
>>above a certain settable threshold. Now kick it on (after setting the
>>software to record to sd card), turn off the display, and let it record
>>while drifting off to slumber land. In the morning check the device and stop
>>the recording. I got a total of around 7 minutes last night, and enough to
>>prove another's claim that I do talk some in my sleep ( as well as proving
>>that someone else occasionally snores <g> ).
>>
>>Silly, yes, but interesting in a nerdy kind of way.
>>
>>Now, can anyone out there translate gibberish sleep talking? I am almost
>>certain it is lottery numbers, but can't figure the last two digits...
>
>
> That is hilarious xTenn! why don't you post the recording, lets say in a
> binary NG or mp3's NG just for kicks, let us know!
>

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Reply to message from Me <spamsome1@else.net> (Wed, 02 Mar 2005 17:28:36)
about ""Re: Stupid but interesting Pocket PC Application"":

> Just imagine what a motion sensitive camcorder will show if left running
> instead of your ppc, I don't even want to imagine!

Wouldn't it be wild to discover that you are desperately signing a message
in your sleep... Something like, "Help! I am a prisoner"...

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Reply to message from "Clinton Fitch \(Clinton Fitch \(Dot\) Com!\)"
<management@NOTHANKIEclintonfitchWed, 02 Mar 2005 11:59:03 (Wed, 02 Mar
2005 11:59:03) about ""Re: Stupid but interesting Pocket PC Application"":

> xTenn,

> This may be one of the most creative uses of a Pocket PC yet! LOL!

> You are clearly in the running for the Uber Geek award this week!

I just want to say thanks to members of the academy, and special thanks to
the all the little people out there, without whom we would not have that
really cool Randy Newman song.

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4 & 7 are the last two digits.

On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 11:10:11 -0500, "xTenn"
<xTennREmoveThisPart@tds.net> wrote:

>Okay, here you go, chalk this in the "other" category.
>
>Get a demo copy of Resco Audio Recorder. It has Voice Activated System,
>which basically records sound to a mp3 file only when sounds levels are
>above a certain settable threshold. Now kick it on (after setting the
>software to record to sd card), turn off the display, and let it record
>while drifting off to slumberland. In the morning check the device and stop
>the recording. I got a total of around 7 minutes last night, and enough to
>prove another's claim that I do talk some in my sleep ( as well as proving
>that someone else occasionally snores <g> ).
>
>Silly, yes, but interesting in a nerdy kind of way.
>
>Now, can anyone out there translate gibberish sleep talking? I am almost
>certain it is lottery numbers, but can't figure the last two digits...
>
>

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On Wed, 02 Mar 2005 22:13:03 -0500, xTenn wrote:


> Wouldn't it be wild to discover that you are desperately signing a message
> in your sleep... Something like, "Help! I am a prisoner"...

How about running or smoking a cig, I know I have! last time my daughters
told me that I was saluting like a soldier, go figure, perhaps was the movie
I saw that night in any case sleepwalkers are here..........spoookyyy!

--
"..........most folks are about as happy as they make up to their minds to
be...." A. Lincoln

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David C. Holley wrote:
> Imotep! Imotep! Imotep!
>
> David H
> Fifty points if anyone gets the reference
>
The Mummy.

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> Now, can anyone out there translate gibberish sleep talking? I am almost
> certain it is lottery numbers, but can't figure the last two digits...

2 4 15 16 23 42

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Maybe, just maybe the Ulimate Question to Life, the Universe and
Everything is locked deep within our subconscience and this might
finally be the means to discover it. If only the mice had thought of
this. If only that hyperspace bypass wasn't approved.

David H

No Spam wrote:
> 4 & 7 are the last two digits.
>
> On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 11:10:11 -0500, "xTenn"
> <xTennREmoveThisPart@tds.net> wrote:
>
>
>>Okay, here you go, chalk this in the "other" category.
>>
>>Get a demo copy of Resco Audio Recorder. It has Voice Activated System,
>>which basically records sound to a mp3 file only when sounds levels are
>>above a certain settable threshold. Now kick it on (after setting the
>>software to record to sd card), turn off the display, and let it record
>>while drifting off to slumberland. In the morning check the device and stop
>>the recording. I got a total of around 7 minutes last night, and enough to
>>prove another's claim that I do talk some in my sleep ( as well as proving
>>that someone else occasionally snores <g> ).
>>
>>Silly, yes, but interesting in a nerdy kind of way.
>>
>>Now, can anyone out there translate gibberish sleep talking? I am almost
>>certain it is lottery numbers, but can't figure the last two digits...
>>
>>
>
>