And the second mix is on the website too (
http://space.linuxlovesyou.com/mixes/index.html )
It took me a while to get it right, 'cos the original realaudio file is
distorted as hell. So I had to record it all over again on a much
lower level and edit it a little. It still sounds pretty overloaded at
times, but overall it's doable I think.
Enjoy!
Does anyone happen to know when this mix was recorded?
Joost
On 2 Mar, 2005, at 8:43 PM, Joost P wrote:
Hi again,
Steve, another listmember was so good as to donate some webspace for
the mixes.
You can find them now at
http://space.linuxlovesyou.com/mixes/index.html , so enjoy!
I'm busy recording the second Derrick May as we speak, so that one
will probably follow a little later if all goes well. (It's 1:30 hrs
long, so hang in there...)
Joost
On 2 Mar, 2005, at 6:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cos I can now do it all non realplayer, non realtime and on a PC
Putting the bits and pieces others have provided together:
(for us non Mac users that is, looks like lots of solutions for those
with
are being discussed)
Go to the Faith (or whatever page)
Right click the link, save target as, save it wherever (eg. desktop)
This gets a 50ish byte .ram file
Right click again and open with say notepad
There's the URL of the actual audio
Paste this into a page of HTML (if you don't have Frontpage or
Dreamweaver
or whatever you can use Word as an HTML editor)
Either preview the page you've made or save it and open with Explorer
(or
whatever)
Now right click the link you've made and again save target as, save
it
wherever
Now you have the actual (presumably several Mb of) audio (I know this
is the
process Robin described but I needed it really spelling out)
However it's still a .rm or .ram file
Now you can use Slmon's http://www.jummpa.com/fredown2.htm to convert
it
(this last is the only part of the process I haven't tried yet as
it's still
downloading (very slow) and I'll want to back my machine up before I
install
it.
