Originally posted by yuri31:I found out my dad had a few years old but completely unused Phillips headphones. I immediately connected them to my iPod and the difference of quality is enormous. It's like listening to different songs when I think of using the Apple headphones.
Originally posted by yuri31:I found out my dad had a few years old but completely unused Phillips headphones. I immediately connected them to my iPod and the difference of quality is enormous. It's like listening to different songs when I think of using the Apple headphones.
Originally posted by haytrainAnyone know how I can rip/download the videos from U2.com? I just found out that I'm in one....right about at the 1 minute mark wearing the green shirt:
http://member.u2.com/news/title/beautiful-at-the-rose-bowl#
Originally posted by carlibengarli:I need a little help with Itunes.
I would like to know if it's possible to ensure two specific tracks always (without exceptions) play consecutively (together and in the right order) using this program. For example, every time I listen to IGCIIDGCT live I want SBS from the same show to follow.
Thank you!
Originally posted by haytrain:Maybe this question is better suited in this topic.....would appreciate any help!
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Originally posted by Risto:[..]
I doubt its possible in shuffle mode. Easiest solutions is joining the files. I dont know a tool by name, but im sure those exist.
Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]
Try Audacity.
If they are from the same bootleg (aKa same bitrate/sampling freq) then it should be possible to join mp3 files without loss of quality. Originally posted by Risto:[..]
Always works, but can degrade quality a lot if you import and export mp3 files
Originally posted by Risto:[..]
Always works, but can degrade quality a lot if you import and export mp3 files
Originally posted by carlibengarli:[..]
How is the loss less evident if the files are from the same source? They would still have to be imported and exported all the same, wouldn't they?