RMP3: my CD collection
King Haiku
> Here's my CD collection!
Am I to understand that the site only contains one song from
various bands, or more? I'd be kind of concerned if whole albums started
going up there, because that's not what I understand the purpose to be.
> Artist Title
> 3rd and the Mortal, The Painting on glass
> 5uu's Crisis In Clay
> 5uu's Hunger's Teeth
> A Piedi Nudi Eclissi
> A Piedi Nudi Creazione
> After Crying De Profundis
> After Crying 6
> After Crying Elsõ évtized (Disk 1)
> After Crying Els vtized (2/2)
> Al Di Meola The Infinite Desire
> Al Di Meola Orange And Blue
> Altura Mercy
> Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe s/t
> Anekdoten Vemod
> Anekdoten Nucleus
> Anglagard Epilog
> Angra Holy Land
> Animator Gallery
> Arcturus La Masquerade Infernale
> Arena Songs From The Lion's Cage
> Arjen Anthony Lucassen Ayreon - The Final Experiment
> Arkhe Arkhe
> Armageddon Crossing the Rubicon
> Artension Phoenix Rising
> Artistes Vari s 70 Minutes De Rock Progressif Fran ais Pour 30 Balles
> Artistes Vari s Le Meilleur du Progressif Instrumental
> Asgard Imago Mundi
> Asgard Esoteric Poem
> Ataraxia Le fantasma dele' Opera
> Atavism of Twilight s/t
> Aufklarung De' La Tempesta..... L'Oscuro Piacere
> Ayreon Into The Electric Castle (Disc One)
> Ayreon Into The Electric Castle (Disc Two)
> Ayreon Actual fantasy
> Bacamarte Depois do Fim
> Banco del Mutuo Soccorso Nudo
> Banco del mutuo socorso Io sono nato libero
> Big Picture Big Picture
> Biglietto per l'Inferno Biglietto per l'Inferno
> Bill Pohl Solid Earth
> Black Jester The Divine Comedy
> Bon Full Circle/Coming Home
> Boud Deun The Stolen Bicycle
> Boud Deun Fiction and Several Days
> Boud Deun Astronomy Made Easy
> Boud Deun A General Observation
> Bozzio Levin Stevens Black Light Syndrome
> Braindance Fear Itself
> Béla Fleck & The Flecktones UFO TOFU
> Cairo Conflict and Dreams
> California Guitar Trio Invitation
> California Guitar Trio Pathways
> Calliope Citta Di Frontiera
> Camel Live - Pressure Points
> Camel Dust And Dreams
> Carl Weingarten The Acoustic Shadow
> Cathedral There In the Shadows
> Cathedral Stained Glass Stories
> Celeste Celeste
> Christopher Franke Babylon 5; Volume 2; Messages from Earth
> Chroma Key dead air for radios
> Cirque Du Soleil Mystere
> Cirque Du Soleil Saltimbanco
> Clepsydra More grains of sand
> Clip Curious Oyster
> Collage Moonshine
> Crucis Kronologia
> D.F.A. Lavori in Corso
> Daniel Denis Les Eaux Troubles
> Daryl Stuermer Steppin' Out
> David Sylvian & Robert Fripp The First Day
> Dead Can Dance Into The Labyrinth
> Deep Forest Deep Forest
> Deus Ex Machina De Republica
> Deus Ex Machina diachronie metronomiche
> Deus ex Machina equilibrismo da insofferenza
> Deus Ex Machina Gladium Caeli
> Devil Doll The Sacrilege of Fatal Arms
> Devil Doll Dies Irae
> Devil Doll The Girl Who Was...Death
> Digital Ruin Listen
> Discipline Unfolded Like Staircase
> Discipline Push and Profit
> Divine Regale Horizon
> Divine Regale Ocean Mind
> Djam Karet Reflections from the Firepool
> Djam Karet Burning The Hard City
> Djam Karet Collaborator
> Djam Karet Suspension & Displacement
> Djam Karet The Devouring
> Dream Theater Once In A Livetime
> Dream Theater Once In A Livetime (Disc 2)
> Dream Theater Images And Words
> Dream Theater Live At The Marquee
> Dream Theater Awake
> Dream Theater Falling Into Infinity
> Dream Theater A Change Of Seasons
> Drench Beinging
> Duncan MacKay Chimera (Kimera)
> E A Man Called (E)
> Earthstone Seed
> Echolyn As the World
> Echolyn Suffocating The Bloom
> Echolyn ...and Every Blossom
> Echolyn Echolyn
> Echolyn When The Sweet Turns Sour
> Eden Erwartung
> Edgar Froese Beyond the Storm CD1
> Edgar Froese Beyond the Storm CD2
> Elan Firestorm
> Elegy State Of Mind
> Emerson Lake & Palmer Brain Salad Surgery
> Emerson Lake & Palmer Backstage Pass- Selections From Then & Now
> Enchant A Blueprint Of the World
> England Garden Shed
> Enigma The CROSS Of Changes
> Enigma MCMXC A. D.
> Enya Shepherd Moons
> Episode Starlight Tales
> Eskaton 4 Visions
> Eternity X The Edge
> Fates Warning Still Life -- Disc I (A Pleasant Shade of Gray)
> Fates Warning Still Life - Disc 2
> Fates Warning Parallels
> Fates Warning Inside Out
> Fates Warning Limited Edition Radio Sampler
> Fates Warning A Pleasant Shade Of Gray
> Festa Mobile Diario di Viaggio Dellla Festa Mobile
> Finisterre Project H stonaten
> Fish Sushi 1
> Fish Sushi 2
> Flat Mass Naken and So...
> Foglie Di Vetro Foglie Di Vetro
> Fonya Influx
> Fred Frith Kaiser With Enemies likes these, Who needs Friends?
> French TV Virtue In Futility
> Fripp, Robert A Blessing Of Tears
> Galactic Cowboys Galactic Cowboys
> Galadriel Mindscapers
> Gandalf Gallery of Dreams
> Gentle Giant Acquiring The Taste
> Gentle Giant Playing The Fool (live)
> Gentle Giant Octopus
> Germinale ...e il suo respiro ancora agita le onde...
> Gialorgues Shylock
> Giraffe The Power Of Suggestion
> Goblin Roller
> Gone Weakness Within Living Memory
> Gongzilla Suffer
> Gordian Knot Gordian Knot
> Gryphon Red Queen To Gryphon Three
> H2O UnoPuntoSei
> Haikara Haikara
> Halloween Merlin
> Hammerfall Legacy Of Kings
> Hands
> Happy Family Toscco
> Happy Family Happy Family
> Hawkwind Hall Of The Mountain Grill
> Hawkwind Church of Hawkwind
> Hydrotoxin Oceans
> Il Balletto Di Bronzo Ys
> Il Trono Dei Ricordi Il Trono Dei Ricordi
> Iluvatar Iluvatar
> Iluvatar Children
> IQ The Wake
> IQ Tales From The Lush Attic
> Iq Are You Sitting Comfortably?
> IQ Forever Live
> IQ Forever Live
> IQ Subterranea Disc 1
> IQ Subterranea Disc 2
> Isildurs Bane Sagan om den irländska älgen & Sagan om ringen
> Ivanhoe Visions and Reality
> Jethro Tull Aqualung
> Kaipa s/t
> Kalaban Don't Panic
> Kalaban Resistance is Useless
> Kansas Live at the whisky
> KenZiner Timescape
> Kevin Gilbert Kashmir & Thud EP
> Kevin Gilbert Thud
> King Crimson Absent Lovers (Disc 2)
> King Crimson Thrakattak
> King Crimson Absent Lovers (disc 1)
> King Crimson VROOOM
> King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson King
> King Crimson Thrak
> King Crimson The Night Watch - Live 1973 (Disc 1)
> King Crimson The Night Watch - Live 1973 (Disc 2)
> King's X Gretchen Goes To Nebraska
> King's X Ear Candy
> Kurt Rongey Book in hand
> La Rossa A Fury of Glass
> Lacuna Coil Lacuna Coil
> Lana Lane Love Is an Illusion
> Landberk One Man Tell's Another
> Landberk Dreamdance
> Landberk Lonely Land
> Landberk Jag Är Tiden
> Landberk Indian Summer
> Landberk Unaffected
> Latte E Miele Passio Secundum Mattheum
> Leger de Main Second First Impression
> Leger de Main The Concept of Our Reality
> mad puppet masque
> Magellan Impending Ascension
> Magellan Test Of Wills
> Magellan Hour of Restoration
> Magma Live
> Mahavishnu Orchestra Apocalypse
> Mahavishnu Orchestra Birds of Fire
> Marc Bonilla EE Ticket
> Marc Bonilla American Matador
> Marillion Brave
> Marillion Misplaced Childhood
> Marillion Clutching at Straws
> Marillion Real To Reel
> Marillion B'sides Themselves
> Marillion Script For A Jester's Tear
> Marillion Fugazi
> Mastermind Volume One
> Mastermind Volume II: Brainstorm
> Mastermind Volume III: Tragic Symphony
> MasterMind Mastermind IV: Until Eternity
> Mastermind Live In Tokyo, January 23rd 1997
> MASTERMIND Excelsior!
> Material Hallucination Engine
> Mathematicians Factor of Four
> Mayadome Paranormal Activity
> Metamorfosi Inferno
> Michael West God-Sex-Money
> Mind Gallery Guilty Until Proven Rich
> Mind Gallery The Lemmings Were Pushed
> Miriodor rencontres
> Mongol Doppler 444
> Montefeltro Il Tempo di Far La Fantasia
> Moongarden Brainstorm of Emptyness
> Morte Macabre Symphonic Holocaust
> Motoi Sakuraba Shining the Holy Ark
> Motoi Sakuraba (???)
> Motoi Sakuraba Beyond the Beyond
> Mundanus Imperium The Spectral Spheres Coronation
> Museo Rosenbach Zarathustra
> Mystere De Notre Dame Mystere De Notre Dame
> Nathan Mahl Parallel Eccentricities
> NeBeLNeST s/t
> Nicholas Greenwood Cold Cuts
> Nick Peck Islands in the Stream
> Nuova Era Dopo L'Infinito
> O Terço Time Travellers
> Opeth Orchid
> Opeth My Arms Your Hearse
> Opeth Morningrise
> Osanna Palepoli
> Ozone Quartet Fresh Blood
> Ozric Tentacles Spice Doubt
> Ozric Tentacles Erpland
> Ozric Tentacles Jurassic Shift
> Pain Of Salvation One Hour By The Concrete Lake
> Pangée Hymnemonde
> Par Lindh Project Gothic Impressions
> Par Lindh Project Mundus Incompertus
> Pat Metheny Zero Tolerance for Silence
> Payne's Gray Kadath Decoded
> Pendragon The World
> Pentacle La clef des songes
> PFM PERFORMANCE
> Philip Glass Koyaanisqatsi - Life out of Balance
> Phreeworld Boost the Signal
> Pink Floyd The Division Bell
> Pink Floyd A Momentary Lapse of Reason
> Platypus When Pus Come To Shove
> Poor Richard knees, reins & feet
> Porcupine Tree Signify
> Porcupine Tree Stupid Dream
> Porcupine Tree Stars Die (Single)
> Porcupine Tree On the Sunday of Life
> Porcupine Tree Coma Divine
> Porcupine Tree Staircase Infinities
> Premiata Forneria Marconi Per Un Amico
> Premiata Forneria Marconi live www.pfm.it (il Best)
> Premiata Forneria Marconi www.pfmpfm.it (il Best) Disco 2
> Premiata Forneria Marconi [P.F.M.] Storia Di Un Minuto
> Present Certitudes
> Prime Impressioni Premiata Forneria Marconi
> Progday '95 (Disc One) Various Artists
> Progday '95 (Disc Two)
> Prometheus s/t
> Providence There once was a night of Choko-muro" The Paradise"
> Providence And I'll recite an old myth...
> Queensryche Hear In The Now Frontier
> Queensryche Operation: Mindcrime
> Queensrÿche Promised Land
> Queensrÿche Empire
> Quella Vecchia Locanda Il tempo della gioia
> Radio Piece III Tesseract & Monuments
> Rage and The Symphonic Orchestra Prague Lingua Mortis
> Rainbow Theatre The Armada
> Rainbow Theatre Fantasy of Horses
> Renaissance Tales of 1001 Nights Vol. II
> Rene Dupere Cirque Du Soleil - Alegria
> Rhapsody Symphony Of Enchanted Lands
> Rhapsody Legendary Tales
> Rinnesya Rinnesya
> Robert Fripp 1999
> Rocket Scientists Brutal Architecture
> Rocket Scientists Earthbound
> Roger Eno Lost In Translation
> Roger Waters Radio K.A.O.S.
> Roger Waters Amused To Death
> Rondo' Veneziano fantasia veneziana
> Saga Generation 13
> SBB 2 & 3
> Schicke-F hrs-Fr hling The Collected Works of Schicke-F hrs-Fr hling (Disc 1)
> Seefeel Polyfusia
> Sensitiva Immagine E Tutto Comincio Cosi...
> Shadow Gallery Tyranny
> Shadow Gallery Carved In Stone
> Shadow Gallery
> Sheryl Crow Tuesday Night Music Club
> Shub Niggurath C'étaíent de très grands vents
> Sinkadus Aurum Nostrum
> Sinkadus Live at Progfest '97
> Sinkadus Aurum Nostrum Version 1
> Solaris Nostradamus - Book Of Prophecies
> Solaris Marsbéli krónikák
> Solaris Live in Los Angeles
> Solaris Live in Los Angeles Disc 2
> Somnambulist s/t
> Spastic Ink Ink Complete
> Spektakel
> Spike Jones and His City Slickers The Radio Years Volume 1
> Squonk Opera Ha Ha Tali
> Stern Combo Meissen Weisses Gold
> Steve Hackett A Midsummer Night's Dream
> Steve Hillage Fish Rising
> Steve Hillman Matrix
> Steve Tibbetts Fall Of Us All
> Sunblaze Illuminating Heights
> Superior Behind
> Symphony X The Divine Wings Of Tragedy
> Symphony X Twilight In Olympus
> Symphony X The Damnation Game
> Tad Morose Sender Of Thoughts
> Tad Morose Mended Rhyme
> Tako Tako
> Tales From Yesterday Various
> Tangerine Dream Goblins' Club
> Tangerine Dream Underwater Sunlight
> Tangerine Dream 220 Volt Live
> Tea in Sahara Behind the Door
> The 3rd and The Mortal Tears Laid in Earth
> The Best of Emerson, Lake & Palmer Emerson, Lake & Palmer
> The Flower Kings Retropolis
> The Gathering How to measure a planet? (Disc 1)
> the gathering how to measure a planet
> The Gathering Mandylion
> The third Cyclops sampler
> Theatre of Tragedy Velvet Darkness They Fear
> Therion Vovin
> Therion Symphony Masses... Ho Drakon Ho Megas
> Therion Theli
> Thinking Plague In This Life
> Thought Industry Songs For Insects
> Threshold Clone
> Threshold Extinct Instinct
> Threshold Psychedelicatessen
> Timothy Pure The Fabric Of Betryal
> Tony Geballe Native Of The Rain
> Toy Matinee Toy Matinee
> Trettioåriga Kriget Trettioåriga Kriget
> Under the Sun 1997 Demos + Bonus Live Tracks
> United States of Existence The Collection
> Univers Zero Heatwave
> UNIVERS ZERO UZED
> Univers Zero Heresie
> Univers Zero 1313
> Various SI Music Sampler - Progressiv & Melodic Rock Vol.1
> Various Pick & Mix (Disc 2/2)
> Various (Eric Serra) The Fifth Element
> Various Artists Progfest '94 Disc 1
> Various Artists Progfest '94 Disc 2
> Various Artists Cuneiform Promo Sampler No. 1
> Various Artists Kinesis Progressive Rock Sampler
> Various Artists Rime Of The Ancient Sampler
> Various Artists Supernatural Fairy Tales: The Progressive Rock Era Sampler
> Various Artists Sometimes God Hides: The Young Persons Guide to Discipline
> Various Artists Pick & Mix (Disc 1 of 2)
> Various Artists The Moon Revisited (Pink Floyd tribute)
> Various Artists Supper's Ready
> Various Artists Progfest '95 - Disc 1
> Various Artists Progfest '95 - Disc 2
> Various Brazilian Artists Tales of Brazilian Rock
> Various Musea Artists Le Meilleur du Rock Progressif Europeen
> Vauxdvihl To Dimension Logic
> Versailles Blaise et Benjamin
> Voivod The Outer Limits
> Voivod Angel Rat
> Volar The Uncertainty Principle
> Von Zamla Zamlaranamma
> Watchtower Control and Resistance
> White Willow Ignis Fatuus
> World Trade World Trade
> World Trade Euphoria
> Xen (ESTCD2)
> Yes The Yes Album
> Yezda Urfa Sacred Baboon
> Zero Hour Zero Hour
> Zingale Peace
> Änglagård Hybris
> Änglagård Buried Alive
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POLKA RULES! DISCO RULES! TURKEYS RULE! COMMIES RULE! USA SUCKS!
*remove the SPAM to e-mail* _Beware the Golden Squirrel_
Bob Drake
wrote:
>The is to machines what machines are to men:
>
>> Here's my CD collection!
>
> Am I to understand that the site only contains one song from
>various bands, or more? I'd be kind of concerned if whole albums started
>going up there, because that's not what I understand the purpose to be.
That's the same thing I asked a while back in an email but didn't get
a response, could you let us know what's up, Reverend? Thanks!!
Bob Drake
Bob Drake
wrote:
>one song each from various bands. NOT complete albums.
That's great, thanks for the info.
BD
CuneiWay
> However, I now have my entire CD collection (except for
>Genesis and Marillion) catalogued, and I now have 926 meg available on the
>FTP site, of which over 600 meg are from different CDs, representing over
>120
>bands!
That's lovely Reverend, but, as the owner of the reproduction rights to ALL
items on the Cuneiform label, a number of which you have posted WITHOUT our
permission [& without even inquiring if we would give permission], I would
kindly request that you take any and all items from our catalog DOWN.
Sincerely & seriously,
Steve F.
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Michael Bonetsmueller
Steve,
I understand your issue. But don't you think that the people who
listen to an MP3 from the Reverend's server want to buy the whole CD
if they like the music?
Where would one get the possibility to listen to your catalogue to
get an opinion on an act, if not on the net?
I guess you end up getting MORE orders if only single songs are
available.
Just an idea.
Michael.
--
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The Original Irish Bastard
> Steve,
> I understand your issue. But don't you think that the people who
> listen to an MP3 from the Reverend's server want to buy the whole CD
> if they like the music?
We've been through this before -- the last time Steve asked
someone to take down Cuneiform-related stuff, in fact. I asked this same
question and was told that Cuneiform has samples on-line already at their
web-site, and that they wish to control the way that this free advertising
is used.
> Where would one get the possibility to listen to your catalogue to
> get an opinion on an act, if not on the net?
I think their issue is wanting control about how it is presented
on the Net.
> I guess you end up getting MORE orders if only single songs are
> available.
I think so too, but I also respect Steve's wishes.
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Rcarlberg
there are sound files on his website. Utilize 'em!
sdavmor
news:7iia2f$pug$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> In article <3749b557...@news.capmedia.fr>,
> wo...@capmedia.fr (Bob Drake) wrote:
> > > Am I to understand that the site only contains one song from
> > >various bands, or more? I'd be kind of concerned if whole albums
started
> > >going up there, because that's not what I understand the purpose to
be.
> >
> > a response, could you let us know what's up, Reverend? Thanks!!
> > Bob Drake
>
>
> The point is NOT to hold songs, not whole albums. Why buy them, then?
>
> The ONLY case when I'll do this is if the album is so amazingly out of
> print that this is the only way it'll ever get heard. I'll probably ask
> here whether it is or not. The goal is to sell albums. There are a
> couple instances where there's more than one song. No more than 2, but
> (for instance) Payne's Gray has two distinct styles. I included one of
> each. I couldn't find a representative track on "Kadath Decoded" (a must
> own), so I put 2 out of 10 or so up.
>
> My collection post was what I own on CD. If there's an album you'd like
to
> hear, let me know. I plan on encoding 1 track from each album
eventually,
> but this way it's higher on the list. I have no plans to do whole
albums; my
> hard drive is almost full now! (thank god for CD-Rs... once I fill up,
I'll
> burn them on CDs and alternate every few weeks)
>
> Any questions, feel free to e-mail me or post here.
> ---
> They called me the Reverend when I entered the church unstained
> My employers have changed but the name remains
>
>
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Hey!!!!!
Very cool that someone uploaded "This Golden Voyage" from the Under The
Sun "1997 Demos + Bonus Live Tracks" rom. However, it is identified on
RMP3 as "This Golden Fleece". Perhaps the Rev. would be so good as to
change this.
Thanks
SDM
NP: Jeff Beck "Wired"
The Reverend
> >various bands, or more? I'd be kind of concerned if whole albums started
> >going up there, because that's not what I understand the purpose to be.
>
> a response, could you let us know what's up, Reverend? Thanks!!
> Bob Drake
My apologies, Bob. I must have lost your message. Or just my mind. :(
The point is NOT to hold songs, not whole albums. Why buy them, then?
The ONLY case when I'll do this is if the album is so amazingly out of
print that this is the only way it'll ever get heard. I'll probably ask
here whether it is or not. The goal is to sell albums. There are a
couple instances where there's more than one song. No more than 2, but
(for instance) Payne's Gray has two distinct styles. I included one of
each. I couldn't find a representative track on "Kadath Decoded" (a must
own), so I put 2 out of 10 or so up.
My collection post was what I own on CD. If there's an album you'd like to
hear, let me know. I plan on encoding 1 track from each album eventually,
but this way it's higher on the list. I have no plans to do whole albums; my
hard drive is almost full now! (thank god for CD-Rs... once I fill up, I'll
burn them on CDs and alternate every few weeks)
Any questions, feel free to e-mail me or post here.
---
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My employers have changed but the name remains
RMP3:"The goal is to sell albums" ftp://RMP3:prog...@24.4.17.201
John Szpara
put my show on the net in MP3. I hear that streaming MP3 is coming soon,
which may be a better way. Maybe we could work together on this.
--
John Szpara
Exposure Radio www.geocities.com/hollywood/1830
Fiero Owner
Praguerock
Streaming MP3 is already here. To get a good idea of what to expect, go to
www.hardradio.com. It's a heavy metal site that cybercasts in MP3 and
RealAudio. The music ain't really my cup of bosco, but they do an admirable
job...
thax
Praguerock wrote in message
<19990601090335...@ng-fi1.aol.com>...
Also visit www.kbeach.org , which is the Cal State Long Beach student-run
radio station. If you have a fast connection, it's broadcast at 96kps -
near CD quality! I'm not sure what Hard Radio broadcasts at...
mike t
The Reverend
John Szpara <expo...@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
Hey, John. (Long time no hear!) Couple options: your station is already
streaming realaudio, try to convince them to support Shoutcast. I don't
know bandwidth concerns, although you can adjust each stream from 2K-12K
per second, so anyone from Modems to Cable Modem can hear, depending on
the size. They probably already are "legit" for this, so you'd just
have to convince them of the benefit. I don't know how well Shoutcast
handles multiple people on one connection. (RealAudio might multicast;
I don't know). But take a gander at what's available; go grab mp3spy
(from www.gamespy.com), a copy of WinAmp, and a Fast connection (so you
can see what you can make available)
> I'm not sure what legalities and licensing is involved, but I'd like to
> put my show on the net in MP3. I hear that streaming MP3 is coming soon,
> which may be a better way. Maybe we could work together on this.
That would be cool. Neither of us have the $800 to get the ASCAP/BMI
licenses. :( --- They called me the Reverend when I entered the church
unstained My employers have changed but the name remains RMP3:"The goal is to
sell albums" ftp://RMP3:prog...@24.4.17.201
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Dgasque
><19990601090335...@ng-fi1.aol.com>...
>>John:
>>Streaming MP3 is already here. To get a good idea of what to expect, go to
>>www.hardradio.com. It's a heavy metal site that cybercasts in MP3 and
>>RealAudio. The music ain't really my cup of bosco, but they do an
>admirable
>>job...
I have yet to hear a MP3 streaming broadcast (ala Shoutcast) that didn't suffer
from •severe• breakup problems- except during low traffic periods on the
'Net...and the problem is not AOL as I access that service from my primary ISP
via TCP. Maybe it's different for those using ISDN or better, but at 56K it's
a technology that still needs lots of work.
spinning: Joni Mitchell- The Hissing of Summer Lawns
=dgasque=
Praguerock
>suffer
>from •severe• breakup problems- except during low traffic periods on the
>'Net...and the problem is not AOL as I access that service from my primary
>ISP
>via TCP. Maybe it's different for those using ISDN or better, but at 56K
>it's
>a technology that still needs lots of work.
>
To tell you the truth, I never considered that! Seeing as I do most all of my
web stuff at work through a 100mbps LAN connection, I kinda take the speed for
granted. OTOH, the technologies are still in their infancy. We could see
something outstanding in the near future that makes conversations like this one
pretty moot. There's a new Quicktime beta that hardradio is using for
streaming audio that can show some promise. It's a bit flangey, however it
delivers a stereo mid-fi signal at around 30K (I think). Multiple connections?
Dunno. But remember the early days of RealAudio and look how far things have
gotten in only 3 or 4 years...
Dgasque
(Praguerock) writes:
I forced upon a weary public, the following brainfardt...
The best sounding "realtime" broadcast was one that used Java code as the
delivery system. Can't remember the system name/developer or the Netcaster
that used it, only that it was a college station in California It sounded
pretty impressive at the time- and that was well over a year ago.
NP: Blacklight Braille- Avallon Tower
=dgasque=
Alexandre A. S.
pragu...@aol.com (Praguerock) wrote:
>>I have yet to hear a MP3 streaming broadcast (ala Shoutcast) that didn't
>>suffer
>>from •severe• breakup problems- except during low traffic periods on the
>>'Net...and the problem is not AOL as I access that service from my
>>primary
>>ISP
>>via TCP. Maybe it's different for those using ISDN or better, but at 56K
>>it's
>>a technology that still needs lots of work.
>>
>
>To tell you the truth, I never considered that! Seeing as I do most
>all of my web stuff at work through a 100mbps LAN connection, I kinda
>take the speed for granted. OTOH, the technologies are still in their
>infancy. We could see something outstanding in the near future that
>makes conversations like this one pretty moot. There's a new
>Quicktime beta that hardradio is using for streaming audio that can
>show some promise. It's a bit flangey, however it delivers a stereo
>mid-fi signal at around 30K (I think). Multiple connections?
> Dunno. But remember the early days of RealAudio and look how far
> things have gotten in only 3 or 4 years...
I'd say you should definetely check out Quicktime. The server is open
source, which means you can even hire a geek to make tailor it to your
specific needs! :)
As it stands, Quicktime is noticeably better than RealPlayer G2 for
streaming video. For pure audio, I suppose it would be better too,
because it uses the Sorenson codec, which is simply amazing.
If you want to check out some Quicktime clips, my page has some:
http://sites.uol.com.br/asiufy
They're not streaming, at least not in the true sense, but they will
start playing as soon as a good part of the file is loaded. On your fast
link, they should start playing immediately.
NP: COLFAX ABBEY s/t
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