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Post by fathershark on Jan 28, 2005 23:52:12 GMT 10
a lot can happen in 12 days. Did your house burn down with all of your possessions, including CD stack and MP3 collection?
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Post by kim-b on Jan 29, 2005 11:50:44 GMT 10
it's a bit depressing when the organiser of the whole shebang is too lazy to participate  |
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Post by Troy Dann on Jan 29, 2005 19:31:31 GMT 10
Well... i have over 3000 mp3s.... so like... i could fit it onto 2 dvds!
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Post by reykjavik on Jan 30, 2005 19:38:42 GMT 10
Pffft, simply upload the 'album' and everybody can download it. ;D
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Post by singingcirclesaway on Jan 30, 2005 22:23:07 GMT 10
I like that idea. I can upload mine to my webspace.  |
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Post by tilted on Jan 31, 2005 6:36:05 GMT 10
dude you don't have to make a cd for everyone?? in fact you don't have to buy anything to do this except packaging from the post office.
You just rip all the cds that get sent to you into MP3 and pass them on with the cd you made... and turn the mp3s into cds later if you want.
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Post by reykjavik on Jan 31, 2005 8:11:47 GMT 10
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Post by singingcirclesaway on Jan 31, 2005 9:37:02 GMT 10
I don't really get how it works, either. I send mine to Justin, sure, and in the end Steph sends me all of them. What about, say, Mark? He'll only get half of them? Or do we all have to send it off again then? It'd be easier if everyone sent their CD to one person, and that person ripped them all and sent them all out to everyone. Of course, that person would have to be unlazy and everyone send them postage and shit.
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Post by kim-b on Jan 31, 2005 11:48:49 GMT 10
I guess it can be either done in one of two ways.
1 - One person can recieve all the cds chuck it in a cd wallet and send that cd wallet (with 10 cds in it) on to the next person. This will save on postage, you will only have to send something twice (first sending your own to the main person with the wallet, and then sending the wallet with all the cds in it). The downside is, having 10 cds coming to you at once. Kinda crazy.
Another way it could be done, is the main organiser ripping those 10 compilations onto an mp3 disc or two and sending that on down the list. You can copy the mp3disc to your computer and burn the compilations to CD yourself, if you like them. Takes away a bit of the magic of the whole package of it and listening to it first run on the stereo though I guess.
2 - The other option is to just send your cd onto the next person, wait for one to come to you and send that on. This takes away the bombardment of cds, but adds hella postage costs. This was used last time and never really worked out.
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Post by tilted on Jan 31, 2005 16:46:32 GMT 10
yeh last time was a very slow process. i think the idea of everyone sending one person their cds is good, and them sending them on in a cd wallet or the like, to the next person.
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