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Cherry Heaven USB Loudspeakers

Cherry Heaven TV has made some short on-line radio and tv programmes about making and working with kilns. To play, pause, or stop the player, or adjust the volume, click the Cherry Heaven Player controls. Whilst it's playing, you can drag the time-line slider to any new position.

CHERRY HEAVEN TV PROGRAMME GUIDE
CHANNEL PROGRAMMES ABOUT WORKING WITH PARAGON KILNS
1 The Paragon SC2: Re-aligning The Door To Ease The Catch
2 The Sentry Xpress: Setting A Ramp-Hold Programme
3 The Paragon SC2: Adjusting The Old-Style Door Ball-Catch
4 The Paragon SC2: Changing The Door
5 The Paragon SC2: Replacing The Bead-Style Thermocouple
6 Using Shelf Wash
7 The Paragon SC2: Replacing The Relay
8 The Paragon SC2: Replacing The Transformer
9 The Sentry Xpress: Setting A Cone-Fire Programme
PROGRAMMES ABOUT MAKING PARAGON KILNS
10 Shaping And Assembling Firebricks
11 Making Square Kilns
12 Making Round Kilns
13 Kiln Electrics
14 The Sheet-Metal Workshop
NOTES

Cherry Heaven TV has encoded the programmes to a net-standard FLV format of 320px x 240px. Other parameters have been set to achieve a practical balance of audio and video quality set against a likely data-streaming rate.

However, they're all over 1MB so, if you're not on a fast internet connection, they might pause and continue occasionally if the data stream can't keep up with the demands of the player.


If you're using a notebook computer, the audio quality will probably be poor and not loud enough. To remedy this, you need some external loudspeakers:

The Cherry Heaven USB Stereo Loudspeakers don't need batteries, installing, or setting up: they're powered by the computer's USB socket and driven by the stereo-out socket. To learn more, use the Cherry Heaven link above the menu bar near the top of the page.


External loudspeakers will improve your enjoyment of music cds, mp3 tracks, on-line movies, dvd movies, video camera movies, games, youtube, and net-phone applications.