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Started October 17th, 2006 · 5 replies · Latest reply by ermine 18 years, 11 months ago

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Mr.Red

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4 posts

18 years, 11 months ago
#1

I really dont want to download this "quicktime pro" however it wont let me download any of the sounds i want without having to shed abit of cash, im just looking for some new ideas.

the point is, besides musical programs such as cubase and sibelius, what is a decent peice of software for downloading music from this site and being able to play it?!

Mr.Red.

ermine

108 sounds

66 posts

18 years, 11 months ago
#2

Curious. You shouldn't have to pay for anything to d/l and play sounds. You need to specify your platform - PC/Mac and what OS (XP etc)

to play Quicktime is free. Ignore the attempt to sell you QT pro and just d/l the basic version.

On a PC windows media player will play mp3s and wavs out of the box.

Don't pay a dime if you simply want to play the sounds.

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Streety

28 sounds

287 posts

18 years, 11 months ago
#3

for a free semi-decent player (wave editor kinda program) check out Audacity

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Mr.Red

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4 posts

18 years, 11 months ago
#4

Thanks, i appreciate your help, i use windows XP, and when i click on the download link it says i will need to switch to Quicktime pro if i want to download the file.

ermine

108 sounds

66 posts

18 years, 11 months ago
#5

> Quicktime pro if i want to download the file.

Stuff 'em. There's other ways. First - what sound are you trying to download? It may be in a format that QT doesn't support out of the box and they are trying to jump you into paying for something you can do another way for free.

Second, if you right-click on the 'download' text and accept the "save As" option (see attached pic) can you d/l the file. If so, what is it called and what happens if you find it with Windows explorer and double click it?

http://upload4.postimage.org/1425519/deleteme.jpg

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