No, there is no material offered for downloading because we have a license to webcast only. To offer downloads we would have to get permission or an agreement with the label or artist representing a specific track. However we did team up with Trackitdown who does that sort of stuff, and many tracks can be bought through download.di.fm, our new download store.

all mp3s should initially be saved to your harddrive by right click 'save target as...'. afterwords, if the file extension does not end with .wma, you should rename it to .zip. some windows machine hide file extensions by default, which you can disable by going to tools -> folder options -> view -> uncheck: hide extension for known file types. after you rename the file extension, you should use a zip program to unzip the file. once this is done, you will be able to play the .

There are a number of MP3 players out there, from software that runs on your computer to hand-held portable MP3 players. You will find screenshots and download links from the MP3 Players section of Mp3 Raid.

You will have to do some of your own research - electronica is not easy to find. Try sites such as Amazon.com and EuromusicWorld.com, searches to these two are dynamic from our Recent Playlist pages. Otherwise we recommend Google search engine. Most of the mixes that we air are not available for sale, they are for promo use only. Best we can tell you is to get in touch with the DJ who mixed the set.

Due to high usage of CPU resources, we do not allow MP3 to be hosted on our servers. If you need to upload it, please compress and zip it.

For most people, left clicking should initiate a dialogue that asks to save the file. However, if your system is configured to stream MP3 files, then you should right click on the desired link and choose "Save Target As..." (for Internet Explorer). Also, some people have reported a "parameter is incorrect" error when download using Netscape. If you have trouble downloading with Netscape, using Internet Explorer will most likely solve the problem.

Each featured artist entry contains song titles (indicated by the download icon) which are direct links to MP3s found on official artist and label websites. Mac users should CTRL-click the song title or icon to download it. Or, for our PC-using friends, right-click and select "Save Target As." These links are not ours and can be unpredictable.

If your subscription to Audio-Tech Business Book Summaries is in MP3 format, you will be able to access and download the audio MP3 files via your Online Library. Trends subscribers can download MP3s for their monthly issues. The link can be found in the monthly download page.

Most decent quality soundcards will play MP3s well, however, if you only have an old 8-bit sound card, then you may have trouble playing 16-bit MP3s.

Copy your own mp3 music into the SND\User folder of THE SETTLERS IV. To play the tunes of your choice, you should then open the ‘Sound’ menu under ‘Options’ in the game. If you then click on the “Play user’s music” option, your selections will be played in a random order.

This is one of the major features of Broadcaster 3.0. Simply drag and drop files or whole folders of MP3s into the Playlist. Find out how here. Tip: Make sure the MP3s are good quality or it will be reflected in your broadcast!

Campus resources (i.e. computers) cannot be used for activity that may violate copyright laws. The lab and studio computers are only to be used for school related work.

Since most of the Aggie Band music is copyrighted, we cannot make them available for download. However, some Aggie Band MP3s are available for download on our Music & Videos page.