Just wanted to say great job on the covers and site. Looking forward to your new additions!
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Paris and Prague DVD Covers online.
Brixton DVD Cover online...
Thanks Nick. I posted your package yesterday. you should get it by Friday at the latest.
Thanks Nick. I posted your package yesterday. you should get it by Friday at the latest.
Cheers- I emailed you this morning :-)
THE SITE IS NOW 98% COMPLETE
-Birmingham (Back), Belfast (Both) and Dublin (Back) are the current missing covers
-New designs coming for the Summer Tour :-)
-Birmingham (Back), Belfast (Both) and Dublin (Back) are the current missing covers
-New designs coming for the Summer Tour :-)
Is the site down? Each time i click on a link for a cover a message appears that it doesn't work and i should look somewhere else?!?!
Server Change again???
Server Change again???
Is the site down? Each time i click on a link for a cover a message appears that it doesn't work and i should look somewhere else?!?!
Server Change again???
Click where it says " Here"
Thanks
this is great artwork!!
this is great artwork!!
Thanx i'm a dummy :-)
REgards - great artwork indeed
ahh, thank you! I will have to take a look at the crappy burning software I have so I can use these covers.
Does anyone else use free burning software like
EasyCdCreater (not so easy actually!!) and BurnX or Burn4Free ?
Most normal and older cd hi-fis don't play mp3 so I converted the files I wanted to burn to .wav . Does wav files play on most cd players?
Really appreciate any help and thanks again Libor for the link,
Cheers,
Linda
PS I haven't burned any audio concerts to cds and I really wanna!!
Linda
I use Roxio to burn my cds....although if you're running Windows XP, there's a free program on there called RecordNow DX, which is good as well (you can even set the number of seconds between songs, meaning for a gig you can run the tracks without gaps).
Mp3/WMA files normally do burn to cds and work on cd players. I haven't used .wav files, I usually save them as either .mp3 or .wma files and that works fine for me.
Hope this helps - if you need any further help let me know.
Chris
Hi Linda,
the best for listening CDs on walkmans or hi-fis is to make audio CD from your mp3 or wav (or flac, but if I remember correctly, you don't like flac, do you?).
The easy and fine soft is Nero, but, unfortunately, it costs something. Then you can try EAC (it's free), which is great especially for ripping audio CDs (or copying them), but it can handle wavs or mp3s too and burn audio CD from them.
Here's link
http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/
but I should say, it's not too easy program and it takes a little time trying to find, how to work with it (and you must download lame mp3 encoder from other site to work with mp3 - there's link on EAC pages to the lame site).
In case you do wanna try, I can help a little then. (and don't forget use CD/RW for trying and learning with any new burn software :-)
the best for listening CDs on walkmans or hi-fis is to make audio CD from your mp3 or wav (or flac, but if I remember correctly, you don't like flac, do you?).
The easy and fine soft is Nero, but, unfortunately, it costs something. Then you can try EAC (it's free), which is great especially for ripping audio CDs (or copying them), but it can handle wavs or mp3s too and burn audio CD from them.
Here's link
http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/
but I should say, it's not too easy program and it takes a little time trying to find, how to work with it (and you must download lame mp3 encoder from other site to work with mp3 - there's link on EAC pages to the lame site).
In case you do wanna try, I can help a little then. (and don't forget use CD/RW for trying and learning with any new burn software :-)