Either there is no show broadcasting at the moment, or your media player (get one here) has problems with our playlist file. If you have a problem with our playlist file, please let us know and we will try and correct the problem as soon as possible. In the meantime, you can try opening the live stream url in your media Player by copying and pasting the following link:

If you only hear a bunch of jingles, there is either no broadcast at the moment, or we are having technical difficulties. If you can't even hear our 'welcome' jingle, you either haven't got a media player capable of ogg vorbis playback (get one here), or your media player has problems with our playlist file. In the meantime, you can try opening the live stream url in your media Player by copying and pasting the following link:

I don't really know, although I have been told that WebTV has the G2 player. If any WebTV user can successfully listen to these shows, please let me know so I can update this section. I had been using the traditional .ra (realaudio) extension on my files, but the newer player wants .rm (realmedia?). I changed to .rm on 5/12/2000. You can use RealPlayer's equalizer to correct this. (View | Equalizer). It's a function of the quality of the original file, not of RealAudio itself.

MP3 was originally invented by the "Fraunhofer Institut für integrierte Schaltungen" - they did the descendant to MP3 called : MPEG-2 Advanced Audio Coding (short AAC). AAC is amazingly good - the sound quality of a 128kbps MP3 is reached by a 98kbps AAC (and because the compression is "deeper" the AAC is of cause smaller having the same sound quality).

Lots of ways. Use our tools to make "Add to My Yahoo", "Add to my MSN", etc. buttons. Put these buttons on your other web sites. Yahoo and MSN will list your podcast in their RSS directories. Tell others about your podblaze site. Don't worry about all that SEO stuff; your site will automatically rise in the search engines as fast as our main site. We're at PR5 on Google already and we're rising fast. Submit your podcast to iTunes.

The first and easiest is to look on the "Trading" portions of the forums at both http://www.jackjohnsonmusic.com and http://www.fortunatefool.com. Look for open B&P offers and sign up for them. Or post a newbie plea for help, and someone will most likely help get your collection started. Everyone had to start somewhere, and even the traders who have 300 shows at one time had 0 shows, and were helped by someone. Be kind and help others once you have been helped. You could also try http://www.

To listen to .Mp3, you'll need an Mp3 player. There are several good players to choose from. A good one is Winamp Comments

Windows Media Audio (.wma) produces a better sound in a smaller file size but mp3 is more universal, especially in some portable players. All of the sermons on TheOnLineWord.com are available in mp3 format but you must type the web address (url) directly into your browser or click mp3 after a sermon search. The mp3 web address of ALL sermons will be: where xxxx is the four-digit sermon number. Virtually any computer music player will play mp3 files on almost any operating system.

Since you're reading this page, you're probably at a computer that has an internet connection. If it has a sound card and either speakers or headphones, the only other thing you need is audio player software that supports MP3 streaming. There are several free programs available including Apple’s iTunes (it plays on Windows too, not just Macintosh). We also recommend the free version of Winamp for Windows computers.

Usually this means there are temporary problems on the internet somewhere between our audio servers and your computer—it often resolves itself within a few minutes. You may also hear interruptions in the audio if there is a problem with your computer hardware or software, or if your internet connection is very slow. If you use the high bandwidth stream of VPR or VPR Classical and notice interruptions in the audio, you may want to try the low bandwidth stream.

We don't recommend compressed formats like mp3 for your Holosync/Autofonix soundtracks. Compression can diminish the effectiveness of some binaural beat technologies like Holosync. You can copy your Holosync/Autofonix soundtracks to your iPod or other media device using the following audio file formats without losing effectiveness: Note that the above list includes commonly used lossless or uncompressed file formats. Your media player may support other formats not listed.

If the extension of the file is .zip just try to open that file using the program Winzip, if Winzip fails to open the file, than simply change its extension and rename the file to .mp3, also rename all other file formats, if not .zip, directly to .mp3. You have to use a program like Winamp to play the mp3 files.

To listen to mp3s, all you need is a computer and a piece of software to play mp3s. We recommend winamp for windows pc's, iTunes for Macintosh and XMMS for Linux. Other players should work as well. Find one you like.

If your MP3 player plays Windows Media Audio files that are protected and encrypted with Digital Rights Management. For more about this, see Portable Music Players and NetLibrary eAudiobooks. ALERT: Before you can copy an eAudiobook file to your MP3 player, you need to "synchronize" it with your media player. Find out how at the link below.

No. You can not. The Verizon V710/E815/V3C/V3M/Krzr K1M phones do not support the required Bluetooth profiles for this.

You will want to listen to your subliminal MP3 for at least 30 minutes a day. We recommend you listen to it for 1-2 hours a day if possible. The night time MP3 track is for night time use only. You can play it in a cd player or on your computer while you sleep at night so you can get the subliminal benefits while you sleep. The mind never stops working, even at night.

Yes you can, but we’ve found it works best while you are in a relaxed state while either sitting down comfortably or lying down, with earphones and volume at a comfortable level. (Tip: High volumes do not make it work any better). It also works best prior to a study session with high mental load or during mental breaks.

No, there are no commercially available live shows. However, Jack does support trading his live concerts. Currently, there are many live shows of Jack's out and about. Live recordings / live music trading should NEVER be paid for. Doing so steals money from jack, so never pay or accept money for a live music trade.

Most of the Shockwave Riders are also associated with Minicon and the Minnesota Science Fiction Society. From the beginning, Dave urged that Shockwave do skits at the con. Our first Live Stage Show was at Not Anokon II in the fall of 1980, a nifty collection of stuff for a small audience, produced by Dave and Jerry and engineered by Chris and Everett. The first Minicon Live Stage Show followed on Easter weekend of 1981.

Nothing provides more lasting memories than a great show, especially when shared with friends and family. That's why, in addition to the most thrilling rides on the planet, you'll find a wide variety of top-shelf entertainment right here at the park. Concerts. Characters. A one-of-a-kind parade. The kind of entertainment you'll be talking about for years to come. For shows, please visit our entertainment page or events page.

All In The Groove: The boys said they got tired of it but brought it back in the fall of 1995, and again at Red Rocks in 1998. Bagheera: retired as of 04/29/92, brought back 03/31/95 for one show, then returned for the 2000 tour.

Depending upon the nature of the live work, Actors' Equity has a contract for Live Corporate Communication (LLC)

No. That is the beauty of podcasting, you can listen to any show, at any time. Even if the show is a month old or you want to listen at 2 a.m.. Just like Tivo, you can listen to any program at your leisure. As the listener you have total control as to when you listen to a podcast program.

You have the coice of listening to our modem-friendly mp3 stream (56k or higher only, sorry ), or our high-quality ogg stream (broadband-only) Make sure you have an ogg vorbis compatible media player, and that your firewall allows the player to access the internet. If you have problems with the playlist file, or if there is a dead link, please let us know and we will try and correct the problem as soon as possible.

Some of our current and recent spoken word programming is also available, such as ArtBeat, Arts Alive, Sunday Magazine, Innovation Alberta, The Voice of Water, and Earth & Sky. Another show that is posted in text is Arts & Culture Guide. Just go to the respective show, and follow the links to previous shows.

The best method is to go to the 'Advanced' menu in iTunes, and click on 'Subscribe to podcast'. Then you type in the details of the URL that contains the RSS feed of the podcast. This is full URL (complete with http://) and is as follows: If you haven't got a copy of iTunes, you can download it from the Apple site. There are versions for Mac and PC. Download them from here. When you have iTunes, click on the Podcasts button in the left panel, and then click on 'Podcast directory' at the bottom.

No. Our stock music library contains MP3 files as they are by far the most popular way to distribute audio files over the Internet. Other file formats available on request are: .wav, .aif, .wma, .ape, .ogg and .rm. We can also provide music on DAT, DVD and virtually any other format you wish. Contact us to discuss your requirements. Please note: all loops are provided for download as uncompressed WAV files, and of course you can purchase Audio CDs and CD-ROMs, (which contain .

Yes. MP3 is the universal standard for all players and related digital music devices. iTunes will see the MP3s and treat it just like its own file format. That is why Ripit Good recommends the MP3 file format above all others ??" because it will work on virtually any digital audio device.