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November 19th, 2006
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 I'm not Peerless, but I can answer that for ya Lossless simply means that the file doesn't lose quality E.g. you rip a CD to .wav and then burn the .wav to CD again then you get an exact copy of the first CD (This off course depends a bit on the quality of ripping and burning equipment) If you make rip a CD and convert it to .mp3 or .wma format, and then burn a cd from that format, then you lose a bit of quality. BTW you still haven't mentioned what kind of music it is. There should not be a problem with having both mp3 and wma files, then you give people a choice. I'm guessing that you will soon find that the mp3 ones are more popular. Also rip them at high bitrate (320 kbps) If you want to share perfect quality then share the .wav files or convert the .wav files to FLAC (level 8) (takes up less space but is just a good) BTW FLAC is free and open source. (FLAC stands for Free Lossless Audio Codec) Download FLAC  (Link) Last edited by Sleepless; November 19th, 2006 at 03:46 PM.  |
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November 19th, 2006
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 To Sleepless Sorry, but the above message was meant for you rather than 'Peerless' but what's the difference eh ? Who or what is BTW ? As for the music, well, all the music has been 'created' using 'music maker' type discs (or games) for use with games consoles. Does that make the music rubbish ? Not necessarily so I think. It still takes imagination to gleam a lot from limited resources. The music is a bit Pink Floyd, Tangerine Dream, Jean Michel Jarre, William Orbit, Black Sabbath and a lot more depending on the song, even some reggae and Acid Jazz. Laughable ? Who gives a .... Last edited by Robert the Bruce; November 19th, 2006 at 03:45 PM. |
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November 21st, 2006
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And actually many give a .... If the samples have noticable traces of copyright material on them then Sectionz is not an option for uploading to. But you can probably get good advice there on how to keep quality as intact as possible. Many people are very quality concious and will not keep tracks they download, which they do not feel are high quality. You asked we answered. Could you PM me your IP+portnumber for direct connect and some filenames, then I could check them out and maybe help you share them. |
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November 21st, 2006
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| Sorry but I know next to nothing about computer jargon. What is PM ? Also I don't even know what my IP+portnumber is. If you want some filenames (do you mean the names of my songs ?) then can I suggest looking for them through Limewire Pro under the name Garry Rowe, failing that search for 'Ivor Cutler' (audio) or Pink Floyd's 'Jugband Blues', 'Set the controls for the heart of the sun' or 'Scarecrow' (video) then 'browse host' until you find Garry Rowe. Sorry if that's not very helpful. BTW you can also search for Frank Marino (Don Kirshner Concert - 1975) on video, AC/DC-Baby please don't go (video) and Wolfmother video's. Last edited by Robert the Bruce; November 21st, 2006 at 01:53 PM. |
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November 21st, 2006
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| Tried to find you, no luck. Are you sure that you are set up right? PM = Personal Message. Click on my username and choose send personal message. Posting IPs in the public forum is not allowed and also any hacker will see it there. To find your IP (If you are set up right for sharing) press the Direct Connect tab under where you put your search criterias. It will either tell you your IP+Portnumber or it will say 'you are behind a firewall' This is a good way to check your connection too, because if it says that you are behind a firewall, then people may not have full access to what you share |
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November 22nd, 2006
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| Dudes, i recommend, to see whaat's your IP, visis www.whatsmyip.org, it'll give you your Ip, and check out LW config for the port, generally it's 6346 |
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