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Tony5150RN wrote:

Zuke wrote:I copy them all at once into a folder on my desktop, them I import them into Napster and burn them onto a cd.

I'm using iTiunes and not Napster though. Want to put them I my iPod eventually? Any ideas??

It's the same process, I have I-Tunes and Napster both. I use my Rio Cali with both programs.

Zuke honestly how much of your MP3 player memory is buffett?

Tony5150RN wrote: And how do I open .shn files?

Tony- I think the application you need for .shn files
is named " mkwACT" you can find it here
http://www.etree.org/mkw.html

the etree site has a lot of good info

Here is another site for non-Jimmy trade friendly music
and info
http://www.archive.org/audio/etree.php

I hope this helps

hawaiiboy wrote:

Tony5150RN wrote: And how do I open .shn files?

Tony- I think the application you need for .shn files
is named " mkwACT" you can find it here
http://www.etree.org/mkw.html

the etree site has a lot of good info

Here is another site for non-Jimmy trade friendly music
and info
http://www.archive.org/audio/etree.php

I hope this helps

Those sites are both awesome! I use them all the time to download countless O.A.R. shows and all different types of bands. It is really a great site for getting into alot of awesome music that is less mainstream.

This page should help you with any questions you have with SHN or FLAC files ...

http://www.archive.org/about/faqs.php#Audio

parrothead338 wrote:

hawaiiboy wrote:

Tony5150RN wrote: And how do I open .shn files?

Tony- I think the application you need for .shn files
is named " mkwACT" you can find it here
http://www.etree.org/mkw.html

the etree site has a lot of good info

Here is another site for non-Jimmy trade friendly music
and info
http://www.archive.org/audio/etree.php

I hope this helps

Those sites are both awesome! I use them all the time to download countless O.A.R. shows and all different types of bands. It is really a great site for getting into alot of awesome music that is less mainstream.

This page should help you with any questions you have with SHN or FLAC files ...

http://www.archive.org/about/faqs.php#Audio

Thanks for the help everybody! Man, that's a lot of info to digest and seems like a lot of work. Looks like I have some reading to do.

The show that I'm really trying to get is the 2004 Hurricane Benefit in Orlando.

Y'all are great!

Back to the top....seems like the "Quality" off of Sirrus is excellent...

Has anyone gotten the serve.beer site to work lately? I downloaded some songs last week, but now I cant get the password to work for nothin.

I downloaded Georgia 10/25/1982 last night from the (servebeer) site. I couldn't get in with IE, so I finally switched over to Firefox. WOW, what a difference. I get in first time, every time.

Is firefox a different browser?

Yes firefox is a different browser

I've been able to download songs with both ie and firefox.
Firefox is better, faster, and more secure than internet explorer (you can get it free at http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/).
I was wondering, who puts all the songs to these websites? It's really great that they make all these live songs available for everyone.

I going to to work to get on the T1!!!

Thanks for the good advice for firefox. Have no problems with the FTP site now.

scotto wrote:I've been able to download songs with both ie and firefox.
Firefox is better, faster, and more secure than internet explorer (you can get it free at http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/).
I was wondering, who puts all the songs to these websites? It's really great that they make all these live songs available for everyone.

the servebeer site belongs to Captain Morgan. If you see him around here make sure you say thanks

I used the ftp://jimmy@frozentundra.cs.und.edu/ site with a regular FTP program and it was very fast... THANKS!

Has anybody seen a place with Thursday's Philly show? The ending was too great to not have again and again.

Jimmy

hawaiiboy wrote:

scotto wrote:I've been able to download songs with both ie and firefox.
Firefox is better, faster, and more secure than internet explorer (you can get it free at http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/).
I was wondering, who puts all the songs to these websites? It's really great that they make all these live songs available for everyone.

the servebeer site belongs to Captain Morgan. If you see him around here make sure you say thanks

I'm very confused I have AOL to get on-line. Are you saying that once i'm on AOL I can download Firefox for free and search the web, and download songs from servebeer that way. And once I download firefox, is there a monthly fee? I can't seem to find the answer to that question yet, maybe I haven't looked enough. Thanks for any help you give me.

Firefox is a free browser.

It is simply used for browsing around the net. It has zero to do with how you connect to the net and is 100% free.

It was created by college student and others. It is a bit faster then Microsoft IE, and more secure (less prone to viruses and spyware).

But, its just software for browsing. You still need your AOL to connect.

Jimmy

btt

mommar, sign onto AOL, go to the firefox site and download it. once you've done that you can sign onto AOL and then minimize the window and use firefox instead. It's important to note however, that some sites that use applets and other pop-up windows may not be displayed properly. Firefox does not permit executable files, meaning that any of the popup windows that it doesn't manage to catch, SHOULD not automatically load spyware. People are always writing code to beat this feature. Personally, I think Firefox is a great tool - much better than IE.

Yay, I'm glad Firefox worked out for so many. I found it to be superior to IE for different things (downloading shows...). It's like getting on the HOV lane of the information superhighway!