Tag: mp3

Is it possible to do this? Take a one hour long MP3 and split it in n portions (say 20) such that the 1 hour sound track will play continuously without pause or fading?

does anyone know how I can recover deleted mp3 files, or any other files?

I still think that the cost of downloaded albums is too high compared to the CD – in some cases the CD is cheaper ! Five pounds is the most i would pay for an album download.

WELCOME ON BOARD. I'll have a look at this. Voice people seem to be less well served than music people by such software.

I haven't written here much before, just enjoy the read, however I thought I'd reply to this one.

From: "Sterling Times" <2@slewis.biz> A programme called Mixmeister will do this.

Hmmm. The point is that the stuff that (say) Radio 1 or Radio 2 are doing isn't 'risky' as such.

Record Online Radio To MP3 with RadioGet! Posted: 08 Jan 2010 12:00 AM PST http:/​/​feedproxy.google.com/​~r/​giveawayoftheday/​feed/​~3/​vzZBDHKJoi4/​?

Bloomin 'eck la', you still muckin around with them old fashioned CDs? Wassamatter with mp3s?

On 4 February 2010 19:07, Eric Wiltsher <(Address removed)> wrote:

Thank you, Charlie. I do try hard to be positive, but old anorak habits click-in from time to time.

Quoting a previous Stephen Wedley contribution:- Welcome on board. Anorak Nation is small but perfectly formed because of the people who form it, of which you are now one!!

Satisfied customer, we should have you stuffed ;) — Charlie

I reinstalled and this time allowing the system to install the supplementary software. It works jolly well and doesn't insert a fade in. This is now looking very good.

Steve. That is really good of you. I will re-install this evening. Rather unhelpfully for me, Cool Splitter (which I have been playing with) introduces a fade between split files.

From: "Sterling Times" <2@slewis.biz> I've just had a little play around with it and got it to work first time no problem. Maybe try re-installing it.

Thank you, Charlie. This program appears to work, but after various attempts it generates no files at all in the target directory. I'm perplexed.

This program may be of use: http:/​/​www.nch.com.au/​splitter/​

Thank you, Steve. Effectively, I just want markers to be added, but I don't want the overhead of having to insert the markers manually. I just want a time division. I'll have a look into this.

Not having an attack here John, just a conversation, but I don't 'get' why you want CDs. To me it would be equally odd to download tracks and then record them onto a cassette.

Quoting a previous Martin Rosen contribution:- Yes, there's a strange (and probably unlikely) upward blip across all radio in the last figures, owing to RAJAR doing some fiddling around with how...

Sony, Universal and EMI could be planning to do away with the CD by the end of 2012 in favour of digital downloads.

Like Christopher , i no longer have a CD player set up at home - There's one in the car , but that tends to be used to play discs with MP3 files on them mainly.

at www.nme.com there are lots of free downloads of new music. They give away a free mp3 every day. It is certainly legal, NME (New Musical Express) is a popular magazine.

In the real world, most folks know that there is a decreasing level of competition between stations whereas the biggest threat radio faces is the MP3 player.

"Modern" and "Mac" next to each other in that sentence almost gave me that you accidentally meant a Mac was a modern device. Snort Snort. Chortle Chortle.

In article <4c61ee85082695d8106ddafb3aa8eb63@com-wc.kinomi.com>, (Address removed) (Mike Barraclough) wrote: Hi Mike

In article <c1e865e8f02ca76b5b07671d7dc7cb8c@jiglu-wc>, (Address removed) (Christopher England) wrote:

Quoting a previous Jay BS contribution:- So in your personal use of it, is the concern more about the battery power than the principle of using it for non-phone activities?

You can be into music and into talking. There's not a rule that says it's one or the other, young man.

In article <o+4NLwBcFNsHFwxS@rad.io>, (Address removed) (Christopher England) wrote:

DAB Digital Radio and FM on your iPod A unique plug-in allows users to listen to DAB and FM radio via their iPod

In article <85176560d45e7e85893e6f4edea72d8e@jiglu-wc>, (Address removed) (Simon Crees) wrote: natural

In article <4552e6e49b8c1e50a89d22a7e2823253@jiglu-wc>, (Address removed) (Christopher England) wrote:

In article <(Address removed)>, (Address removed) (Geoff) wrote: As they say, you can take the man away from anoraks, but you can't take the anorak out...

It was only a couple of years back that the SK PRS allowed the playing of MP3 in public places - before that I had to cart cases of CDs around. Now you can play of digital media.

Bizarre, cannot find any mp3 or other downloadable version anywhere. I did find a few 7" single versions for sale on Amazon:

In my continuous quest to plug gaps in my extensive - these days electronic MP3 , music collection , i have been adding a lot of stuff from around 1979 to 1983.

Oops resending this to the group, minus the mp3 that accompanied the original post, LOl! Eric Wiltsher wrote:

But there you go. you have got over 1000 cds and an unbelieveable amount of MP3 material. why would you want to listen to the radio???

I think satellite radio may well have a future. carriage costs may well seem high on the face of it but you have to bear in mind that satellite dilivery gives you national coverage and most...

There is also this: http:/​/​streamripper.sourceforge.net/​

Thanks for the info Geoff- very interesting.

My list is very similar to yours Christopher although my phone is not as feature rich as yours. So, my mobile phone is the most important – a Sony Ericsson K770i.

Thanks very very much for that Colin. This may well be a solution to my problem. The programme works, now all I have to do is look for the file. thank you.

You need a program called diskdigger which can recover deleted files. Best part is, its free. Then you may wish to transfer them to CD? Colin-JB