Re: Subject: Burn RAM files? (LZC)

["Ingo Lunkwitz" <nc-lunkwiin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

the easiest way to save Real Audio or Video Files on your hard harddisk is
using
"X-FileGet" Software  - with RA2WAV you can convert Realaudiofiles to
Wavefiles
both software packages can be downloaded from :
http://www.2bsys.com/products.htm

happy download :-)

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    Von: Terra <terra@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
    An: zeppelin@xxxxxxxx <zeppelin@xxxxxxxx>
    Datum: Montag, 20. September 1999 18:37
    Betreff: Re: Subject: Burn RAM files? (LZC)


    Yes, there is a way to get that streaming file into your hard disk.
There are 2
    ways that I usually get around doing this. One way's a lot easier and
faster than
    the other but you've gotta be lucky to be able to do this.

    The easier method:
    First, save the .ra or .rm file into your hard disk. Open the file with
notepad,
    and you will find a link listed. If it's a http:// link to a non-secure
page,
    then you're in luck. Coz just enter that link in your browser or
downloading
    software, and you can download the entire .ra file into your hard disk.
Most
    commercial websites protect their files. If you see a pmn:// link, then
this
    method will not be applicable.

    The harder method:
    While the music or whatever is playing, start your windows sound
recorder or any
    sound recording device you may have. Set it to a high frequency and
stereo or
    something so that if there's any loss in sound quality, it'll be
minimal.

    Well, actually if you're ultimately converting the song to wav, the
second method
    would be better because u would have to go through the same process to
convert
    the .ram file to wave. But that really depends on the speed of your
modem and
    internet charges. For me, I'd try for the first coz my internet access
gets
    rather disrupted at times if I'm trying to listen to high quality. It's
also
    expensive for me to do the second method.

    I do wish that more sites put their streaming files in microsoft
streaming media
    format. The buffering's so much faster and accurate. I can jump to
different
    parts of the file so much more easily. Real player sucks IMHO in this
area. Note
    that what I've suggested is what I found out by myself and normally do.
It may
    not be the best method. I would dig other opinions on this cos if
there's a
    better method out there, I'm gonna use it.
    -Terra

    
    >
    > Sorry for the lack of Zeppelin content, but there are some really
    > knowledgeable people on this list and I thought I'd selfishly take
advantage
    > of them.
    >
    > Is there any way to get a streaming Real Audio file onto CDR?  I
figure
    > there's got to be some way to get that .ram file in its entirety onto
my
    > hard drive - then some way I can convert that .ram file to WAV for
burning.
    > Maybe I'm deluding myself, I don't know.
    >
    > Zep content:  The '69 tour cannot be considered the "best ever"
because,
    > although the playing was brilliant, the original songs just weren't
there
    > compared to the later tours.  The '71 Japan tour is the best ever.
Great
    > songs, great performances, great great great.
    >
    > Brad Schauer     bjschauer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    > - ------------------
    > "Ray, when someone asks you if you're a god,
    >      you say, 'YES'!"  -Winston Zeddemore
    >

    --
    All that is gold does not glitter,
    Not all those who wander are lost;
    The old that is strong does not wither,
    Deep roots are not reached by the frost.
    >From the ashes a fire shall be woken,
    A light from the shadows shall spring;
    Renewed shall be the blade that was broken,
    The crownless again shall be king.

    -The Fellowship of the Ring [Chapter X: Strider]

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