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Downloading Flying Music?
We've got the PS Engineering CD/Intercom in our plane, and listen to CDs on
long trips. I am obviously slipping into "dinosaur" status, as I have never downloaded music, for "burning" onto a blank CD. I *have* burned CDs, but I've always done it from tracks played off of another CD. Does anyone here download (and then burn) CDs for listening while in flight? Any recommended sites? Tips? Are these things still free, or did all the freebies get sued out of existence? Thanks! BTW: We've got FOUR new additions to the Rec.Aviation Rogue's Gallery! They a - The famous (infamous?) Badwater Bill Phillips, and the zillion planes he's flown... - Ross Richardson and his super 180 hp 172! - CJ Campbell, world-famous flight instructor, and his fabulous 206! - Bryan Chaisone, and his cool Robinson R-22 helicopter... See all these guys at http://www.alexisparkinn.com/rec_aviation.htm . -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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Jay,
have you considered using an IPOD type device ? basically an mp3 player married to a portable hard drive and holds very large amount of music. and can be plumbed into the intercom. as for downloading music. I used to be partial to Kazaa lite. but am leaning towards napster again or Itunes. As these sites actually support the music biz. and 99 cents per song aint bad. all the best Sean Trost Jay Honeck wrote: We've got the PS Engineering CD/Intercom in our plane, and listen to CDs on long trips. I am obviously slipping into "dinosaur" status, as I have never downloaded music, for "burning" onto a blank CD. I *have* burned CDs, but I've always done it from tracks played off of another CD. Does anyone here download (and then burn) CDs for listening while in flight? Any recommended sites? Tips? Are these things still free, or did all the freebies get sued out of existence? Thanks! BTW: We've got FOUR new additions to the Rec.Aviation Rogue's Gallery! They a - The famous (infamous?) Badwater Bill Phillips, and the zillion planes he's flown... - Ross Richardson and his super 180 hp 172! - CJ Campbell, world-famous flight instructor, and his fabulous 206! - Bryan Chaisone, and his cool Robinson R-22 helicopter... See all these guys at http://www.alexisparkinn.com/rec_aviation.htm . |
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sean trost wrote:
have you considered using an IPOD type device ? basically an mp3 player married to a portable hard drive and holds very large amount of music. and can be plumbed into the intercom. One of the guys on one of the Bonanza lists complained that his Ipod skipped at altitude. One of the other guys happened to be a hard disk engineer and explained that this would probably be expected at high (greater than about 10,000 feet) altitudes. The disk heads float on a cushion of air. At high altitude there isn't enough air density to keep the heads floating reliably. No personal knowledge of this, just repeating what I heard. -- Frank Stutzman Bonanza N494B "Hula Girl" Hood River, OR |
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"sean trost" wrote in message om... Jay, have you considered using an IPOD type device ? basically an mp3 player married to a portable hard drive and holds very large amount of music. and can be plumbed into the intercom. as for downloading music. I used to be partial to Kazaa lite. but am leaning towards napster again or Itunes. As these sites actually support the music biz. and 99 cents per song aint bad. all the best Sean Trost A buck per song is not bad? Are you nuts? That is as much or more than you would pay for a factory made cd, even more, when you consider the cost of the blank data disk. The only fair thing to do is rip off the music industry as bad as you can, for overcharging us for music all these years. -- Jim in NC |
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A buck per song is not bad? Are you nuts? That is as much or more than you
would pay for a factory made cd, even more, when you consider the cost of the blank data disk. The only fair thing to do is rip off the music industry as bad as you can, for overcharging us for music all these years. -- Jim in NC Sorry Jim, we live in a free market economy. If you don't want to buy because the price is too high in your estimation, that's your choice. But you cannot justify stealing because you think they charge too much. I suppose you would only mark your products up 10% before selling, If you had anything someone else would want. So if you don't like a price in the store I guess you would steal that also. Or if you though they charged you too much last time you can steal it this time. With irrational thinking like that its no wonder our country is going to hell in a hand basket. |
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The only fair thing to do is rip off the music industry as bad as you
can, for overcharging us for music all these years. No, the only fair thing to do is to use your dollars wisely, and purchase the best quality stuff for the lowest price available. Stealing the music is theft, and -- no matter the sins of the music industry in the past (which I could dispute, but that's another post) -- I can't condone it. That said, I agree that a buck a song is outrageously high for a download. -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" "DBlumel" wrote in message ... A buck per song is not bad? Are you nuts? That is as much or more than you would pay for a factory made cd, even more, when you consider the cost of the blank data disk. -- Jim in NC Sorry Jim, we live in a free market economy. If you don't want to buy because the price is too high in your estimation, that's your choice. But you cannot justify stealing because you think they charge too much. I suppose you would only mark your products up 10% before selling, If you had anything someone else would want. So if you don't like a price in the store I guess you would steal that also. Or if you though they charged you too much last time you can steal it this time. With irrational thinking like that its no wonder our country is going to hell in a hand basket. |
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in
news:WpfRb.153638$I06.1549162@attbi_s01: The only fair thing to do is rip off the music industry as bad as you can, for overcharging us for music all these years. No, the only fair thing to do is to use your dollars wisely, and purchase the best quality stuff for the lowest price available. Stealing the music is theft, and -- no matter the sins of the music industry in the past (which I could dispute, but that's another post) -- I can't condone it. That said, I agree that a buck a song is outrageously high for a download. Actually, I don't see a buck a song as bad at all.... If you add up the songs on a cd that you like at all.... then divide by the price of the cd, your much higher than a buck a song. (for most cd's anyway... most "best of" cd's excluded...) However, if you want to buy the cd's then rip them to your HD, then burn the stuff you want to listen to, i've found CDEX to be a very reliable ripping software, even for scrached cd's... it's free and you can get it at http://www.cdex.n3.net/ , scroll down to "latest stable release" The best part of ripping your bought CD's is you do not have to managed the "license" files so if you want to transfer to muliple devices you will not have to mess with making sure all the"license permissions" are in order. You can then burn to cd with Nero, or even direct from windows media player on some versions of windows. Also whatever software came with your cd burner will usually work in "burn to audio cd" mode. I ripp to mp3 192kb/s or better, then leave a backup on the computer, then burn up to 20 songs at a time to the disk. I've ripped every cd I own, and they reside on a hardrive on a computer in our entertainment center and I set media player to play various playlists depending on the occation. for example, durring a christmas gathering, i can play over 12 hours of christmas music without repeating a song.... beats the heck out of finding disks, changing disks, etc. -- ET "A common mistake people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools."---- Douglas Adams |
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I hate to break it to you , but downloading music is 'not' stealing ,
regardless of what spin they put on it. No one has ever been charged with theft by the RIAA. What it is , is copyright infringement, and that is what people 'are' being charged with. Doug "DBlumel" wrote Sorry Jim, we live in a free market economy. If you don't want to buy because the price is too high in your estimation, that's your choice. But you cannot justify stealing because you think they charge too much. I suppose you would only mark your products up 10% before selling, If you had anything someone else would want. So if you don't like a price in the store I guess you would steal that also. Or if you though they charged you too much last time you can steal it this time. With irrational thinking like that its no wonder our country is going to hell in a hand basket. |
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On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 02:05:20 GMT, "Doug" wrote:
I hate to break it to you , but downloading music is 'not' stealing , regardless of what spin they put on it. No one has ever been charged with theft by the RIAA. What it is , is copyright infringement, and that is what people 'are' being charged with. I'll agree it's not "theft" in the legal sense, but I do agree that it's "stealing." You're using something of value without paying for it. It's like I slipped out to the airport and flew someone else's airplane without permission. Even if I fill the tanks after I land, most people will consider that I stole the airplane. Criminal charges would likely be for something else, though. Ron Wanttaja |
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I hate to break it to you , but downloading music is 'not' stealing ,
regardless of what spin they put on it. No one has ever been charged with theft by the RIAA. What it is , is copyright infringement, and that is what people 'are' being charged with. Uh...., Copyright infringement is a very specific type of theft. Call a "spade a spade" lets not mince words here. |
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