Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 01:25
Right click > Save target as 
That just gets me "download_counter.asp"
Maybe I must change the extension?
Nope, that didn't work. I renamed it slept.mp3, but it remains a .asp file.
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Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 01:46
Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 06:50
rightclick and "save target as" works in IE. are you using Firefox?
Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 06:58
Check Local Settings/Temporary Internet Files after you listened to the song. It will show up there.Stumpy Pete wrote:That just gets me "download_counter.asp"
Maybe I must change the extension?
Nope, that didn't work. I renamed it slept.mp3, but it remains a .asp file.
Well, it did for me. FF 2.0 here.
IZ.
Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 08:07
There's also another way. Open the file in your browser, wait for it to fully load and then select ''Save page as''. I'm using the latest install of firefox and it worked for me, but probably the same principle is valid for any other browser. 
Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 11:36
Go to Tools | Options | Content, in the "File Types" group box click on the "Manage" button, select "MP3" (if it's there more than once, repeat this for every occurrance of it), click on the "Change Action" button, then select "Save them on My Computer" as the action.
Works on FF 2, don't know about earlier versions.
Works on FF 2, don't know about earlier versions.
Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 12:42
Thanks for this - I usually leave options well alone!mh wrote:Go to Tools | Options | Content, in the "File Types" group box click on the "Manage" button, select "MP3" (if it's there more than once, repeat this for every occurrance of it), click on the "Change Action" button, then select "Save them on My Computer" as the action.
Works on FF 2, don't know about earlier versions.
Cracking version of Slept by the way
Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 22:13
Thanks for all the help. Damn Quicktime took over all mp3 related stuff in Firefox. Curse You Steve jobes!
Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 00:00
... and cue Blast!:
Get a Mac!
Quicktime is an helluva lot more convienient than WiMP
Get a Mac!
Quicktime is an helluva lot more convienient than WiMP
Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 01:24
Not on your life. They're overpriced and I like being able to fix things (computers, air conditioners, kittens, etc) myself. If I had the time I'd be a Linux geek, but, er....I like talking to girls.James Blast wrote:... and cue Blast!:
Get a Mac!
I don't really like either of 'em, actually.James Blast wrote: Quicktime is an helluva lot more convienient than WiMP
Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 11:13
Agree with James on the Mac, if it wasn't fer the money, but Quicktime is one of the biggest pests around.Stumpy Pete wrote:I don't really like either of 'em, actually.
No other (simple and/or free) proggie supports the MOV format, so you HAVE to install QT, and it nests in every nook and cranny of your memory
Don't send me MOV's for I won't be able to open them and I refuse to install QT.
IZ.
Posted: 02 Sep 2007, 19:20
Today we did some minor alteration to Come Together. I'll post it up later 
Posted: 02 Sep 2007, 23:31
Here is the link to the newer version. We haven't changed much, just the bass and a bit on the vocals.
Version 1 can be heard on our website in the Sounds section.
Let us know which one you guys prefer
Version 1 can be heard on our website in the Sounds section.
Let us know which one you guys prefer
Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 12:17
The MP3 doesn't workrobertzombie wrote:Here is the link to the newer version.
It downloads a 2 second version!
Or is it just me?
Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 12:38
oops 
I'll sort it out
I'll sort it out
Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 13:30
Took me 3 or 4 attempts to get the full thing down, it kept on crapping out partway through.
Will let you know as soon as I've had a listen.
Will let you know as soon as I've had a listen.
Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 18:29
OK, listened to, and loved. The drums seem more prominent on this version too - nice one Rob!
Only thing I can think of that needs improvement is the ending - it's still fairly abrupt.
Only thing I can think of that needs improvement is the ending - it's still fairly abrupt.
Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 20:26
And here, for anyone having trouble with Rob's link, is another place you can get it: http://download.yousendit.com/95F696AD559476BA
Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 21:05
y've exceeded yer limit Michael 
Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 22:59
Oops, forgot to upload it 
Doing it as we speak
Doing it as we speak
Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 23:04
Posted: 08 Sep 2007, 13:16
I like this Come Together. My only criticism (f*cking do it yourself I hear you say) is that the recording level on the vocals seems to be set too high so its a bit distorted.
Apart from that, wonderful
Apart from that, wonderful
Posted: 08 Sep 2007, 18:57
Beeek! Error, Sir Izbert!Izzy HaveMercy wrote:No other (simple and/or free) proggie supports the MOV format...
I use Mplayer on Linux and have no problem watching .mov files!
I wouldn't be surprised if VLC Lan Player or Media Player Classic did so, too.
..whereas I doubt that you don't know them..
Posted: 08 Sep 2007, 19:13
VLC would play a digestive biscuit if you inserted one, it's still my player of choice
Posted: 08 Sep 2007, 19:17
ActuallyJames Blast wrote:VLC would play a digestive biscuit if you inserted one