YOUR TOY BROKE B LISTEN ONLINE OR
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REAL AUDIO Listen online to 'YOUR TOY BROKE' B Version Real Audio (3.0 or higher) Mono for 28.8 Modem (or better) Listen online to 'YOUR TOY BROKE' B Version Real Audio (3.0 or higher) Stereo for ISDN (or better) mp3
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If there are any problems with streaming audio (interrupted play etc.)
use the download option.
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But if you want to keep the song later, it is better to click on the link with your right mouse button instead and select 'save link as'. Once the file is downloaded you can start it from your disk whenever you like. Remember you need a Real Audio player for this, which is free at http://www.real.com. REAL AUDIO
mp3
- other Versions:
You can download any version unregarding your connection. Once the file is on your disk, your Real Audio player can play all formats. It is recommend to use the 28.8Mono file to prelisten and download the Sound Level C (=ISDN) file to your disk. If it does not work and you cannot keep the file contact: here. It will be send to you by e-mail. |
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help
How do RealAudio and MP3 work and what is the required equipment? Software
requirements for Real Audio: The
software you need to play the Real Audio file is the Real Audio Player
or Real Media Player. The required version is 3.0 or higher. The most recent
versions are 5.0 and G2. This player is a recommended Plug In for your
Netscape Browser or Internet Browser and is used all over the world to
compress audio files. This is necessary because an uncompressed file (that
features better quality of cause) for a 4:15 stereo song is about 45 MB.
The Real Audio file in Mono only 0.5 MB. It would take you more than 3
hours to download the original file (and only if no error occurs).
A reduced RealAudio file depending on the grade of the compression is sized
only 260 KB to 2,4 MB. But it has to be remarked that the size of the file
determines the quality of the sound. It reaches from about AM-quality to
something near HIFI Stereo.
Software
requirements for MP3: The software you need to play the mp3
files is a mp3-player. There are various. The most common and the most
recommended one is the WinAmp.
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new: If Real Player G2 plays
all files from this server in the same bad sound: select: <options>
<preferences> <performance>
0) You downloaded the file
and saved it but now you don't know what to do? Use your file-manager (i.e.
Windows Explorer) and double click on the file. Now your Real Audio (or
mp3) player should start and play the file. If not, your player has not
been installed right or you don't have one. Your system should be configured
that the file endings (*.ra) (*.mp3) should be associated with those players.
In doubt download the latest versions and (re)install them.
1) weird data or only the text "http://www.onlovestar.com/..." is displayed by your browser? Check if RealAudio Player or (RealMedia Player) is installed at all. If yes, check your browsers (Netscape/Microsoft Internet Explorer) options/preferences: files with the extensions "*.ra", "*.ram", "*.rm" should be started/handeled by the RealAudio Player. The same for your mp3-Player (for example WinAmp) and the extension "*.mp3". If unsure, (re)install the players. 2) option 'Listen to...':
known Problem for Real Audio Player Version 3.0: Error 14 says something
like 'File not found'. Then please use the download option (the file is
there!) or update to a higher version of the Real Player as you should
have those problems more often.
3) option 'Listen to ...': It can happen Netscape (or the Internet-Explorer) does not start the RealAudio Player but offers to save the file to disk instead. Then you should save the file to disk with the extension "*.ra", "*.rm" or "*.ram" and start it from your Windows-Explorer. Another possibility is: Check on Options/Preferences of your browser, change file handling for those extensions from save to disk to open with RealAudio Player. 4) MP3: your browser has
downloaded the file and started an application. You receive the error message:
'file format not supported'. Then the browser usually has started the windows
internal media-player which does not support mp3. Then you will have to
change your browsers preferences: Go -edit- -preferences-,
search for (-Navigator-) -applications- and search the entry
for -mpeg audio- or similar with the file -extension mp3- (usually
mime type -audio x-mpeg-). Change -handled by application-
and select your mp3-player (for example the WinAmp). You don't have a mp3-player?
Click on help.
z) Any problems that are
different? This service will only be improved by your help. Tell the problem
and best give information on RealAudio version, browser version and operating
system. mail here
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