adding mp3s

Snow Dog wrote: You don't have to stop playing the music. Just click on the Library tab and then click on "Now Playing" and you can access the album by selecting all the tracks and right clicking.

Thanks Ian,I am still getting to grips with WMP11. I am not very happy with it. Many times when I go from the player to files using Files>Open and selecting the playliust file from the album folder, WMP refuses to accept that the files are stored in that location, whereas if I find the folder without going through WMP and double-click the playlist (M3u) file it plays file. The trouble with theLibrary option is that it doesnt seem to present the playlist files for playing but just lists two sets of songs for each album...


...clear as mud, but the short view is that I dont find WMP11 particularly user-friendly.    

I sent a file to the email address.


I think I sent 2 by accident.


Edited by progismylife - January 04 2007 at 09:24

I sent/am sending another one for an art rock band.

I sent some more. I am finding some of the lesser known bands, that I review occasionally, have no songs. Just in case you were wondering why I keep on sending them.

Tony R wrote: One thing to bear in mind: we cant put too many tracks up for each band and certainly no more than one from any album. My personal guidelines for the ratio of band's albums to MP3s offeres is: ALBUMS     MP3s 1 - 2        1 3 - 5        2 6 - 8        3 9 - 10      4 over 10    5

Tony, that animated gif is horrific. Who is that?

SolariS wrote: Tony R wrote: One thing to bear in mind: we cant put too many tracks up for each band and certainly no more than one from any album. My personal guidelines for the ratio of band's albums to MP3s offeres is: ALBUMS     MP3s 1 - 2        1 3 - 5        2 6 - 8        3 9 - 10      4 over 10    5           Tony, that animated gif is horrific. Who is that?

    see how quickly posts can become out of date - unless you are referring to my "Rush" sig...

Trickster F. wrote:   Oh, and if band has released, say, 5 albums, but none of them sounds like another, would it make sense to include a sample for each one despite your policy? I mean, some bands can be summed up in one song in spite of their long and fruitful career, whereas others released less albums but changed more...

Its more a case of being mindful that these MP3s arent our property and not take things for granted. It would be unfair on the bands to put any more up....take Genesis for example we have 9 tracks. This is too many and I will remove some and refresh others soon.I think 5 is the most we should have. PT have 5 and "you-know-who" must have seen them and he hasnt said anything...

Hi,

and what are these legal issues with just adding mp3 files for streaming without the artist's permission?

Hi Kazansky, I got it thanks.

kazansky wrote: just send another one...