Tangerine Dream

SPRINGTIME IN NAGASAKI (first part of the Atomic Seasons),
MADCAP'S FLAMING DUTY (DVD set version plus bonus track, new mastering),
SLEEPING WATCHES SNORING IN SILENCE (the London Astoria EP) &
KYOTO (the special Edgar Froese - Johannes Schmoelling - project).

All 192K mp3s

24db wrote:SPRINGTIME IN NAGASAKI (first part of the Atomic Seasons),
MADCAP'S FLAMING DUTY (DVD set version plus bonus track, new mastering),
SLEEPING WATCHES SNORING IN SILENCE (the London Astoria EP) &
KYOTO (the special Edgar Froese - Johannes Schmoelling - project).

All 192K mp3s

Very nice for the persons who missed out on the EP

I think this is an excellent addition to the Website

Boys, i am comfused....
In player exist two tracks: Storm Seekers (Silver Siren Collection) and Cool Shibuya (Syberjam Collection). Those cds exist

Thanks to Easgate for the 192 data rate.. Would 325 be too slow for most people?

I'm assuming the quality may be slightly better still...........

I was thinking about downloading Sleeping Watches Snoring in Silence from the download section and as i don't own an I-Pod or MP3 was wondering if once downloaded i could simply do things the old fashioned way and burn the download to CD-R so it could be played on my HI-FI.

I know this might be a bit of an obvious question to ask, but would appreicate any advice anyone has.

Cheers
Graham

Schulze wrote:I was thinking about downloading Sleeping Watches Snoring in Silence from the download section and as i don't own an I-Pod or MP3 was wondering if once downloaded i could simply do things the old fashioned way and burn the download to CD-R so it could be played on my HI-FI.

I know this might be a bit of an obvious question to ask, but would appreicate any advice anyone has.

Cheers
Graham

Of course............just drag from My Music and drop it to Realplayer and burn on to CDR

epsilon75 wrote:

Schulze wrote:I was thinking about downloading Sleeping Watches Snoring in Silence from the download section and as i don't own an I-Pod or MP3 was wondering if once downloaded i could simply do things the old fashioned way and burn the download to CD-R so it could be played on my HI-FI.

I know this might be a bit of an obvious question to ask, but would appreicate any advice anyone has.

Cheers
Graham

Of course............just drag from My Music and drop it to Realplayer and burn on to CDR

Cheers Colin

I just wasn't sure if there would be some security thing built in that stopped this happening..... Not my field of expertise....

Schulze wrote:

epsilon75 wrote:

Schulze wrote:I was thinking about downloading Sleeping Watches Snoring in Silence from the download section and as i don't own an I-Pod or MP3 was wondering if once downloaded i could simply do things the old fashioned way and burn the download to CD-R so it could be played on my HI-FI.

I know this might be a bit of an obvious question to ask, but would appreicate any advice anyone has.

Cheers
Graham

Of course............just drag from My Music and drop it to Realplayer and burn on to CDR

Cheers Colin

I just wasn't sure if there would be some security thing built in that stopped this happening..... Not my field of expertise....

As far as I know it's free of DRM....some mp3s you can only play on the hard drive you downloaded it on.

No expertise from me mate,i can just about put a plug on and im not joking

24db wrote:
As far as I know it's free of DRM....some mp3s you can only play on the hard drive you downloaded it on.

Cheers. It was the DRM that i was afraid of (not that i know what DRM is lol)

I'm afraid i still use a Discman when out and about and have yet make the leap to I-Pod & MP3..... Still it's a bit better than a personal stereo with cassettes

Thanks again for the advice guys, its appreciated

Graham

Schulze wrote:

24db wrote:
As far as I know it's free of DRM....some mp3s you can only play on the hard drive you downloaded it on.

Cheers. It was the DRM that i was afraid of (not that i know what DRM is lol)

I'm afraid i still use a Discman when out and about and have yet make the leap to I-Pod & MP3..... Still it's a bit better than a personal stereo with cassettes

Thanks again for the advice guys, its appreciated

Graham

DRM=Digital Rights Management, although I always thought it was Down the Road Muttering

Most sites where you can download mp3s or microsofts version come with DRM the upshot being that you can download the track say three times or it restricts what you can do with the track after you've downloaded it.

More on this techy rubbish at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Rights_Management

I've used a piece of software called switch that can convert MP3 etc into WAV files etc works pretty well

http://www.nch.com.au/switch/