Independent musicians LOVE our newly released Flash MP3 player and can embed on either MySpace, Friendster or individual webpages.

For images, I'm suggesting imageshack or Photobucket. There are more websites for uploading images; just look in the big book of rescources (Scroll to the top of this post for link). For music, I recommend blogupload, 30mb, or freewebtown. More websites can be found at the big book of rescources.

still provide the song to those who have already paid for it and are maintaining it in their playlists.

At this time users can not upload their own music to add to a slideshow. A variety of pre-recorded music is available, and can be selected and previewed during the ordering process.

Yes, if the music is protected by copyright and you don't have the copyright holder's permission. U.S. copyright law prohibits the unauthorized distribution of copyrighted creative work whether or not you charge money for it.

If you are in the United States , U.S. law applies to you regardless of where the server may be located.

No, you cannot, not for now anyways. See the filesharing link on your left that doesn't work? I'm trying to figure out a system that will allow users to exchange files without eating up all of our bandwidth. Until then. use the forum to exchange e-mails, ICQ/MSN numbers, etc!

No. Music hosting is not allowed due to copyright concerns. Video hosting is not allowed due to large file sizes. Register so that BTBBT.BIZ?can keep track of your file for you! Registration is free. If you need another URL for your image, simply upload it again. It is not possible to recover an image that has been uploaded before registration. Make sure you are using the correct link that is given to you on the upload-done page.

You will need an audio CD ripping program to copy the files from your CD, then convert them into MP3 or AAC files. Several programs, including Apple iTunes, allow you to "rip" or take music from a CD and convert it to an .mp3 or .m4a format. iTunes is available for free from Apple for both Windows and Mac computers. If you have any trouble doing this, you can search online for programs to help you.

First, check to make sure that you're uploading the music through the music selection page and not through the regular upload page. The music selection page is available when creating or editing a montage or slideshow. Also, check to make sure that the file format is MP3 (.mp3) or unprotected AAC (.m4a).

your track will go through a quality filter process. this may take up to 2 month. if your track gets approved by the qfs it will be available for download and get hyped by micromusic.net.

You will want to use a program with "CD ripping" capability. Many common programs such as Windows Media Player 11, Musicmatch, and Winamp have the ability to "Rip" MP3s from a CD. Refer to the program's help menu for more information on how to rip MP3s.

Due to the a flurry of lawsuits and a heated legal environment concerning music property rights, SiteSkins system does NOT allow you to upload your own music. This is because we would have to monitor ALL upload activity to ensure that users are not uploading the latest hit right off the radio. That stated, we do have one way that you could have your own music playing in your website.

You will need a computer and your music in order to upload your music onto musicgorilla.com. If your music is already in an MP3 format, all you need to do is push the browse button where it says "song" on the sign up page or on your "My Songs" page. Find the file on your computer and select the file. Before you try to upload your music, confirm that it is in MP3 format or it will not upload correctly. The easiest way to test your MP3 file is to play it.

Of course you can. Our only rule is: the music has to be composed by an (ex) Amiga composer and not by anyone else! We receive a lot of tunes on our FTP that will never be included for the simple reason that they don't match AMP requirements, so please check the files you submit.

To include music as part of a web site, you typically need authorization from both the music composer and the sound recording owner. There are several organizations involved in the licensing of sound recordings and musical compositions. ASCAP (http://www.ascap.com), BMI (http://www.bmi.com) and SESAC (http://www.sesac.com) are three organizations that administer licenses for the public performing of musical compositions. The Harry Fox Agency (http://www.nmpa.org/hfa.