Subject: RE: a link for BBC + fish...listening/ Holden Caulfield O.A.G
From: lray (lray@centenary.edu)
Date: Wed Jun 27 2001 - 15:10:17 GMT
realplayer is a decent program but if anyone is interested in d/l the full
version without paying for it they may find it at http://oday-warez.com/
-levi
>===== Original Message From "zazie" <zazie@raketnet.nl> =====
>correct me if i'm wrong, but are you PLUGGING realaudio to us ??? ;-)
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>On Mon, Jun 25, 2001 at 02:33:05PM +0200, zazie wrote:
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>> try these:
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>[etc.]
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>For those interested in the BBC broadcasts, and its subsequent
>redistributions via the web page, please note that the one I
>looked at is set up as a RealAudio file. So, if you have a
>RealAudio player, you can click on the web site, listen to
>the output and (if you have an audio-out jack on your computer)
>record the output for posterity.
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>I won't swear to it, but for a while the RealAudio player, with no
>bells and whistles, was free for downloading, and a version with more
>features was something like $29 or $39.
>
>I've always found the RealAudio product line to be worth the
>reasonable cost, for what one man's opinion is worth....
>
>--tim o'connor
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