1. Originally posted by LikeASong[..]OK,I will tell Remy to download-reupload the files, since I don't have a premium account and my speed connection is pretty slow. Thanks for pointing out


    Files in the free account are fine, premium files are deleted too after 90 days of inactivity. No problem.
  2. Originally posted by RemyFiles in the free account are fine, premium files are deleted too after 90 days of inactivity. No problem.
    Alright.
  3. Originally posted by Remy[..]

    Files in the free account are fine, premium files are deleted too after 90 days of inactivity. No problem.


    OK, Thanks for the heads up, I thought that preminum accounts never were deleted.

    But the FAQ there shows
    "In principle, we host data without a time limit. But files that have not been accessed for 90 days are deleted to relieve the system of forgotten and not needed content. This rule does not apply to Premium members."
  4. Originally posted by u2want[..]

    OK, Thanks for the heads up, I thought that preminum accounts never were deleted.

    But the FAQ there shows
    "In principle, we host data without a time limit. But files that have not been accessed for 90 days are deleted to relieve the system of forgotten and not needed content. This rule does not apply to Premium members."


    But premium accounts with more than 10 or 50 GB of storage (can't remember exactly) do have the 90 days limit. Like my account does
  5. Originally posted by Remy[..]

    But premium accounts with more than 10 or 50 GB of storage (can't remember exactly) do have the 90 days limit. Like my account does


    I didn't know that, sorry. They should show that somewhere on the page.
  6. Originally posted by u2want[..]

    I didn't know that, sorry. They should show that somewhere on the page.



    Indeed, it's a rule they suddenly made last year, there's even a complaining thread somewhere about it. But maybe it doesn't exist anymore, let's hope.
  7. Originally posted by RemyIndeed, it's a rule they suddenly made last year, there's even a complaining thread somewhere about it. But maybe it doesn't exist anymore, let's hope.
    That rule makes no sense. Why? Why?? I'm paying you XX dollars/year, fuck your stupid limits...
  8. Thanks so much. One Tree Hill sounds fantastic, but I also love Beautiful Day with Sgt. Pepper's. I am so happy to have a better sounding version of these songs.

    Thanks again for all the time you spend making these songs sound better. We greatly appreciate it.

  9. Originally posted by RedRaiderThanks so much. One Tree Hill sounds fantastic, but I also love Beautiful Day with Sgt. Pepper's. I am so happy to have a better sounding version of these songs.

    Thanks again for all the time you spend making these songs sound better. We greatly appreciate it.





    Acutally, the 3 places you should thanks is u2torrent, DimeaDozen & The Trader's den.

    If it wasn't for these places, It would be harder to find upgrades.

    Glad you enjoy the songs
  10. First off, excellent job on the remaster. It sounds terrific and I've been enjoying this show very much. Now a question from a non-audiophile - will I hear a difference in sound in the 320 kps version vs. 192 kps? Obviously the 320 would be the more desirable one given a choice, but if I'm just listening for pure enjoyment on my pc and not playing through a high quality stereo system with top dollar speakers, etc, so anyway will I hear much difference? Just wondering...oh an a quick laymen's explanation of this stuff would be kindly appreciated. Thanks.

    James
  11. Originally posted by silkenskyFirst off, excellent job on the remaster. It sounds terrific and I've been enjoying this show very much. Now a question from a non-audiophile - will I hear a difference in sound in the 320 kps version vs. 192 kps? Obviously the 320 would be the more desirable one given a choice, but if I'm just listening for pure enjoyment on my pc and not playing through a high quality stereo system with top dollar speakers, etc, so anyway will I hear much difference? Just wondering...oh an a quick laymen's explanation of this stuff would be kindly appreciated. Thanks.

    James


    Here are the displays from 11 O'Clock Tock Tock

    As you can see the 192 chops off at about 14 Khz and the 320 version goes to ~ 19 khz

    Click on Photo's for bigger ones

    11 O'Clock Tick Tock - 192 Kbps


    11 O'Clock Tick Tock - 320 kbps


    So, it depends on how good the system you use & how much space you have.

    (And how good your hearing is)

    Check the spec's for the sound card you use and see how good they are.