i just have a recorder... i can record things from my computer... its just a pain because my internal speakers must be turned off...
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i just have a recorder... i can record things from my computer... its just a pain because my internal speakers must be turned off...
I really like the orginal entrance music for Epcot, but I also enjoy the BGM for Adventureland. I guess it just depends what Im in the mood to listen to.
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Originally Posted by JNota0005DakMC
Please elaborate a little more about your recording system you are mentioning. I am interested in knowing more.
The program I use is a recorder, not a ripper, so it records in real time. If the track is 19 minutes long, it will record the streaming audio for the full 19 minutes. As opposed to what RealPlayer does, ripping/downloading the track or video from the source in a fraction of the time. Still, it has helped me on many occassions, so I'm fine with it. WHEN I have the extra time and it's music I can't get anywhere else.
So based on what you said,it's a computer program? what site is it on? is there a site? is it pre-installed in your computer? is it Real Player,or like real player? I run Windows Media Player on my Vista computer. I am curious because I always want more methods and options for getting tunes.Quote:
Originally Posted by supernova
Do you know how to convert songs from you tube into MP3 files to your downloads folder? From there you can drag into Media Player and burn to Cds if desired.
I had to buy it once, but after that I saved the download, so whenever the year expires, I simply re-install. They always run specials, so you can probably get it for twenty bucks. Good program and it has helped me quite a bit.
Well dude,I'm not trying to sound pushy,but if you don't share with me what program it is,how will I know what to check out?You haven't given me a name or where to find it. We are on the same team,just need to get on the same page.Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by supernova
The one I use is free and it's called audacity... Just like mike said it records is real time... I have to change the sound input on my Mac which turns it into a microphone... The only negative is if you receive an email during it the sound will be recorded as well... Just have to remember to put that on silence...
I have been trying to convert the Disney music from the parks for a while. how do you do it? my husband and son both tried. Help please!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Park Hopper Dad
I am good at it.But it is very easy.Private message me and we will get staretd.I will give you the info you need.I won't post that stuff here for everyone to see.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2tinners
I already have Audacity installed in my computer.we use audacity to edit and mix our original songs that we record in real time with a zoom recorder. I did once put a song over in audacity only to raise the volume on it and export it to my downloads older and it was loud enough after that.I wouldn't use audacity for disney songhs.that is easiest done with a you tube converter site.Quote:
Originally Posted by JNota0005DakMC
main street loop !!!!
I use Wondershare's Audio Recorder program. I think I downloaded it for about $20 and it hasn't failed me yet. It's just the time spent recording, especially when you're pulling audio from an hour-plus loop.
Is there a benefit to recording it rather than converting it from Youtube? That certainly takes a lot less time.
Or are you taking about stuff you can't find on Youtube?
For me nothing beats the music for Wishes and the Entrance Theme to Epcot. I get so pumped walking in there and hearing it! Also honorable mentions go out to American Adventure "Golden Dream" and Canada "You're a Lifetime Journey"