Re: batch archiving folders as separate .zip files?
I'd think you can use something like rar or what have you for the command line, then just write a batch script to do it that way.Failing that, just use Winrar and have it do something like add to archive.rar.Though that also depends on if
Re: Any vinyl guys in here ever find a way to mark their tracking weight?
Hi,I can't say I've ever found a way other than guess work as to how to set the tracking weight. I have to fix my main turntable because I fiddled with the antiscate and tracking force and am now having to play aroun
Re: Some Public Domain Fun
@7, Awesome! Thanks for those.Also, I agree with you on the catchyness of a lot of older songs. Speaking of another fun old song, go look up Nonsense by Will F. Denny.You're welcome.Pretty much everything he did was catchy, or poking fun at something, kinda like
Re: Some Public Domain Fun
@4, thanks for that. I first found the song on the Cylinder Audio Archive as recorded by Frank Miller. That recording is from 1905-1910 or something like that, though it's always nice to hear different versions of things.You do have to admit that songs back then
Re: Some Public Domain Fun
That's exactly what I'm saying.And it doesn't have to be just songs, but you can use anything, as long as it's in the Public Domain.For example, I was thinking about what happens to Dustin, the fourth Stadium leader, and a line from The Prophet came to mind.For Li
Some Public Domain Fun
Hi,So, I was playing through Manamon the other day, and I found myself lamenting that we cannot put our own Mp3s to stand in for the game's original score. Granted, there is nothing wrong with the music in either of the Manamon games, but I found myself going through
