[slinkelist] I-Opener and My.Mp3.Com
mkloss
mkloss@gateway.net
Tue, 14 Mar 2000 00:18:13 -0800
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Two quick notes... I am looking into finding one of those i-opener sets =
and doing the hack to get it to work. I will keep all posted and would =
love to hear from anyone else trying. Second, for those who have tried =
to access their CDJ over the web (from work, etc.) using their own =
servers and what-not, you really should check out mp3.com's free my.mp3 =
service. It is a pain to set up (you have to insert every one of your =
discs into your cd-rom for one minute, but the results are great; an =
easy to navigate listing of your cds with playlist support and instant =
streaming (low quality work super on a 56K and I can't wait for my DSL =
to go to high quality) without having to make Mp3s of all your disks. =
They have already done so with 40,000 or so popular ones but you can =
only access them if you prove you have a copy yourself. Of course they =
are being sued by the cd manufacturers but for now I am going to use it. =
I'm sure many of you knew about this way before me, but some might not. =
That's all.
Mike
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Two quick notes... I am looking into =
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posted and would love to hear from anyone else trying. Second, for =
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who have tried to access their CDJ over the web (from work, etc.) using =
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own servers and what-not, you really should check out mp3.com's free =
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service. It is a pain to set up (you have to insert every one of =
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discs into your cd-rom for one minute, but the results are great; an =
easy to=20
navigate listing of your cds with playlist support and instant streaming =
(low=20
quality work super on a 56K and I can't wait for my DSL to go to high =
quality)=20
without having to make Mp3s of all your disks. They have already =
done so=20
with 40,000 or so popular ones but you can only access them if you prove =
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have a copy yourself. Of course they are being sued by the cd =
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