Hey everybody ,
I have 80 gigs of trance ...
I would like 2 know if theres anyone out there
that would like 2 trade sets ....
only sets ...
if theres anyone interested ...
icq me @ 2657620
oh p.s ... I have a 6 hour Trance Set ...
now thats a big mp3 lol
peace
DJ eXtacy
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Mar-14-2001 00:33
breakdown
trancEaddict x
Registered: Jan 2001
Location: .
u have 80gbs...
thats like more than anyone else i know..
what MORE could u want..
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Mar-14-2001 00:50
theeyesofdarkness
dancing trancEaddict
Registered: Feb 2001
Location: santa monica, ca
quote:
Originally posted by infinity u have 80gbs...
thats like more than anyone else i know..
what MORE could u want..
damn! youre not kidding. thats a lot of music. good luck finding someone with something you dont have.
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Mar-14-2001 02:28
goodnet
•Damn• I look good.
Registered: Nov 2000
Location: Toronto, Canada
makes me wonder.. dont people with such massive amounts of music ever worry of some virus wiping out all their mp3s.. or a error that leaves you to no alternative but to format and loose em all?
(never happened to me thankfully.. but soon i will backup my nearly 20 gigs of music just in case...)
i dont have sets but i have around 900 mp3 single songs..
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Mar-14-2001 17:36
Redeye
Call a Cab!
Registered: Nov 2000
Location: somewhere between here and there
i was reading this post and thought about the virus question. I have never actually recieved a virus attached to an mp3 and i honestly wouldnt know what to do other than to help minimize the risk with a good up to date virus program and a good internet security program that searches for trojan horses, worms, rabbits, etc... The other way i set it up for security is to burn my mp3's to cd as soon as i build up 10 or 20 gigs on my HD. This way it keeps my comp running smoothly amd avoids songs sitting on there that could be infected. Oh and by the way, if anyone wants to trade im sure i have some stuff everyone is looking for with 500 + gigs of singles and live sets
Redeye
Last edited by Redeye on Mar-14-2001 at 19:23
Mar-14-2001 18:44
mindbender
True trancEaddict
Registered: Sep 2000
Location: Espoo, Finland
LOL! mp3's cannot contain viruses! Goodnet meant that if you get some nasty virus/troijan/whatever, it can, for instance, look for mp3's on your HDD and delete those. Aight?
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Mar-14-2001 19:58
mizzuno
tata master
Registered: Nov 2000
Location: New York
All UR TRANCE MP3 R BELONG TO ME HAHAHA
Anyway i have about 2500 mp3's and a bunch of compilations ripped at 320K....quality!
Mizzz
Mar-14-2001 20:08
breakdown
trancEaddict x
Registered: Jan 2001
Location: .
320k quality ain't any different from 192 or barely much better than 160 to the discernable ear =p..
its a valuable take up of ur HD if ya ask me!
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Mar-14-2001 20:22
mizzuno
tata master
Registered: Nov 2000
Location: New York
not true infinity
The encoding rate is very significant especially if ur are archiving and or burning mp3 to cd, i can tell the difference immediately, especially with highs, which in trance is very prevalent, if this was hip hop we were talking about i'd agree, but 320 is larger, and more accurate. I'm sure u could tell the difference and i don't mean through some crappy pc speakers. Saying that there is no difference is like saying that there is no difference between a wav and an mp3...
The mizzzz
Mar-14-2001 20:30
skywarp
goa trooper
Registered: Sep 2000
Location: Edmonton, AB
320k is overkill ... 256kBit should be indistinguishable from the original ... if you really want to save disk space and still have the best possible quality use VBR (variable bit rate) - see www.r3mix.net