No. Those should go to alt.binaries.gothic. This group is for pictures only. However, Quicktime, mpeg's and RealVideo files are fine. Sound files are prohibited, but video is fine. Please try to make it compatible on multiple operating systems. The reason mp3's had been forbidden was that they are sound files usually. I don't think a sound file can possibly be "gothic erotica" unless it's a recording of Robert Smith, Poppy Z.

MP3's are a major breakthrough in music technology that has blown the music industry wide open. Before that, in order to put a song on a web page, you had to record it in what was called a wave file format. That sounded great, but a typical 4 minute song, in CD quality stereo could be as much as a 50 megabyte-file, which is huge by any standard. Even with a 56k modem and a typical phone line, that would take probably 45 minutes to an hour to download a single song. MP3 is a compression protocol.

There are certain download services that feature newcomers whos MP3´s are free for download for everybody. See the Music Download section for more info's and links. These services are completely legal ! On the other hand there are certain searchengines that list MP3 servers in the WWW or FTP. Keep in mind that a lot of these services list MP3 files that are copyright protected and that copyright laws may be violated by downloading these files.

If it's illegal MP3, then definitely not. If it's legitimate MP3 for which you hold a copyright or license and you are legitimately offering it to others, such as for sale, then you would have to be sure that you do not exceed the server resources. If downloads exceed 50% of your traffic then they would be limited, but we may also have to limit them if server resources become taxed otherwise.

They can carry the music or other audio material from an MP3. You do this by playing the MP3 on your computer and recording to MD through the computer's headphone jack, connected as in the previous question.

You should have a 100 MHz Pentium at least to play back MP3´s in sufficient quality (i.e. without gaps while playback). Mind however that if you want to do something else on your computer while listening to MP3´s - or if you want to use PlugIns - a 100 MHz will not be enough !

You need a MP3 player ! Famous software players are WinAMP or K-jöfol -these are the two players that have the least need in CPU power. See the MPeX.net Software section for the best software players currently available. Furthermore there are hardware devices on the market to play back MP3´s - portables, stand alones and car devices updated weekly.

Uploading audio files of your songs is a new feature that is currently NOT available on the site. Stay tuned for the unveiling coming soon!

Though 128kbps files are widespread - use 160kbps. The file will be a little bit bigger but the treble will be clearer. After experimenting with 128, 160 and 192kbps encodings we feel you should use even 192kbps to raise the quality of the bass. 256kbps are said to be so near to CD quality that even trained test audience could not tell whether they were listening to CD or MP3.

mp3 can be created at different bit-rates (quality levels) so this can vary, but as a rough guide using the standard mp3 bit-rate of 128kbps, you can think of it as roughly 1MB per minute of music…therefore (as an approximate guide only):

Answer: ResCom has taken the stand that we will not illegally copy any copy written materials such as music and movies. Odds are the music and movie clips ARE copy written so ResCom will not backup music or movies files. All backup of data is the responsibility of the student. In some cases we will backup student data during a reformat but will always exclude music and movies. We prefer the student to backup their own data because we are not responsible for loosing any student data.

Simple. Download a Encoder, a Cd Ripper and there you go. Download them from Mp3.com. or from the tools section!

Once upon a time, I planned to have links from my site to places where you could download and listen to sound samples of Klaha's music, and for a brief period of time, I actually did. Then I had an attack of conscience and took them down.

NO! Sorry, but we don't have time and they take ages to download and clog up our computers. Please don't send us sound files over the email - they will be deleted off our server and not downloaded.

Yes, I have not seen any games not working if the mp3's are left out, you just don't get any background music.

If you get no sound when trying to play mp3s download from Morpheus by choosing 'run', you might need to update Windows Media Player if it is your default player. Get it Here.

No, we won't review them, and please do not send us any mp3's via e-mail. You can burn your mp3's on a CD-R and submit it. If we do enjoy what you are doing we'll be sure to let you know.

You download your MP3 (and artwork if available) simply by clicking on the links sent to your given email moments after successful payment. Please make sure you are using a valid email address when you pay through PayPal. Using an invalid email address, means you cannot receive the PayPal receipt and our download links email.

Instead of downloading a whole file and then playing it, you can play the music while you are downloading it.

To create MP3's, there are a number of free software applications that will do this. Try MusicMatch Jukebox (basic) which is available free. We're looking for the next stars of the D'arcAngel Label. Do you have what it takes? Submit your demo!

MP3's are allowed, but not if they are copyrighted. If we suspect the use of copyrighted music (or any other copyrighted material) we reserve the right to remove it or ask you to do so.

Because MP3's are universal. Everyone that owns a computer can play MP3's. There is no digital rights management involved on INDIEBURN.COM so that music lovers can play these songs wherever they want. No restrictions.

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.

Most mp3 players have built in memory. This means the only real way to fit more tracks onto your player is to reduce the bit-rate (quality) setting when converting your music files.

I usually recommend going into a electronics store that sells MP3 players and ask for one with a car kit. It will be a player with an attachment that plugs into your cassette player allowing you to play through your car system.

Download streams quantity is limited to 5 for single user at same time. It can be 5 tracks by single stream or 1 track divided by download-manager for 5 streams as you wish. Extra request is rejecting with error 503 "Service Unavailable" message.

A very good application to transform wav files in mp3 is "notlame". If you are handling wav and mp3 files on the qwe computers, please keep them inside a folder named "tmp" that can be created in your home directory, such that the large sound files will not clog the backup server.

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

The simple answer is no, however there is one exception. MP3 files that are music that you or your band have written , and performed yourselves are welcome to promote yourself. Other than that we do not allow mp3 files or warez of any kind on our sites. Warez of all kinds are illegal, which should make it clear why we don't allow them. MP3 files are not allowed because we don't want to be responsible for the "few" people who actually do pay for the right to post them on their sites.

The primary playback method for MP3's is through computer-based and portable music players. Both players allow you to easily organize your MP3 collection, and the portable music players provide customized digital playback in a surprisingly small package. When you purchase a hardware-based music player, it will generally include a software package which offers the features above as well as software designed to transfer the MP3's to the player.