Where can I purchase song pack's for my wow videoke that contains 'older" songs ie. 1950's- 1970's ?
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Bad news, I asked the folks over at wow because I want the same thing and got an unsatisfactory answer. The best they have is pack 4 which they say has a whopping 39 songs. Sorry. Good news!!! I figured out how to make my own. Basics are you get the video from a source try www.karaoke-version.com/karaoke_free/ in 'Windows Media Video' (WMV) format. Then use the process that starts on page 30 to convert the wmv to a format that works with the concerto pro2 which is the .avi format. Copy those files to the appropriate directory in high speed SD card, I got a 32Gb max card for 29 bucks at Costco, you can probably get it cheaper here I didn't want to wait, then put the card in the side of your concerto pro, power it up and select the SD card button on the remote. I have successfully done this with other karaoke videos that are WMV files that play on my computer. Now all I need are 50s thru 70s karaoke videos. Let me know if you are interested in sharing the cost maybe we can work something out. I am still trying to find a cheaper source for the karaoke videos.
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there's no reason you shouldn't be able to. Just download them to your computer then upload them to youtube using the internet
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Look into piratebay or isohunt also because the game is newer you might have to wait for the patch to come out on pc rather than steam
201568
Because one's been collecting CD's since 1984 and onese;f is completely out of date??
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Guess what! I just ran across a major article from 1961 on Richard Dyer-Bennett http://vintagevacuumaudio.com/vintage-magazines/hifi/1961-7-hifi-stereo-review.pdf - I hope this finds its way to you. ND
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Yep. You should be able to import the tracks from the CD to your iTunes library.
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There are a few places online you can purchase HD music, HDTracks and Acousticsounds SuperHiRez are the main stream ones, but there are others just Google "HD Music Downloads" and you will see the rest. Ponomusic will also have them at some point in the future, my guess would be around October when they ship their first players.
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Email their customer support. They are fantastic and will help you get everything you need. You probably don't need what was on that disc anyway.
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I bought this to play some old 8mm tapes I made in the late 80s and early 90s. I can also use it to transfer the tapes to regular VHS or a r/w DVD player, but I have not figured out how to transfer them to my computer yet.
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Probably just get copies of the originals. If those are lost, maybe Orbit. If no luck there... blowtorch.
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I bought one and after trying 4 times to make good reproductions and accomplish it faster I just tossed it out! Took my slides to Costco and for a nominal price and effort I had all of them categorized, sorted with background music. They look just like I took them even though some were from 1972! Good luck!
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Lawrence/Melton, thanks for the info! I am thinking about .atrac for nostalgic reasons. Some years down the road, when Sony folds and ATRAC becomes public domain, perhaps ATRAC files will be more playable.. ;) But looks like PCM/WAV is the way to go, as someone else mentioned that I will be transcoding the audio if I save it as ATRAC3+. So I will probably just do PCM and convert it to FLAC for archival and playback. The CDs will be for giving to my relatives so they can play it on any CD player. Not as a storage/archival medium. That'll be on my RAID harddrive. I am picturing another scenario. After all these work (and $$$ to buy the MZ-M200) to upload a pristine copy of the recording to my computer, and put the MD away for storage in my attic/craw space, something happens and I lose the copy on my raided HD, the copy on my RAID NAS, the copy on my offline HD, and the copy on my offsite storage, and I am back to square one, bidding on an MZ-R200 from ebay (as I've probably sold mine), paying dearly, to do this all over again. ;) Well, of course this won't happen, as I can probably still hunt down the copy I gave to my relative, but the thoughts have occurred to me. ;) In the end, I think the MD would've cost me more than if I had purchased a professional DAT player in the first place. There are so much that can be said about why MD failed and how utterly stupid Sony is, I am not going to say anything other than Steve Jobs is the best answer to Sony's paranoia about copy protection. Protected a few pennies, but missed out on billions.
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Check out the Pono Store !! Also, they let you buy individual tracks (HDTracks does not!!)
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No . You can use a plain Unbranded data disc. For music Jvc discs work very well & are cheap.If you want to archive your music for more than several years I would recommend going with MAM-A gold archive discs.But be prepared to spend over $2 each for them.
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If they are in the right format. But I do know there is a list in the manual. I can record on to a flash drive and play it back
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If you go to http://www.mybtoys.com/toys/lively/woofer/ and scroll to the bottom right you will see Woofer instructions and Lyrics & Songs booklet included. The "lyrics & songs" is a hyperlink that will take you to the list of songs. Too many to type or else I would have!
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You can find many videos on YouTube try looking it up. I tried that before buying it.