I went deaf from playing in bands from the late 1960s and finished in the year 2000. I blame the Beatles and everybody that were famous in the 60s.
Dafydd.
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I went deaf from playing in bands from the late 1960s and finished in the year 2000. I blame the Beatles and everybody that were famous in the 60s.
Dafydd.
naw, I really don't listen to music that much. Now if there was a streaming service for audiobooks...
I find Spotify adequate for my streaming music needs, even in its free version. It has allowed me to obtain, via sound card capture, older albums that I couldn't even find on Usenet. I can then use Audacity to cut the ads out of the albums, manipulate the dynamic range, cut the tracks, export as MP3, put proper ID3V tags on them, and voila! Good enough for my iPod.
But it's included with Prime, we have the usual Amazon Echo, Fire TV, Fire tablet so that's what we have.
This doesn't work when using FF or IE any versions. Constant popups from Microsoft that this is unsafe while using my W7 x64 HP laptop. So I've given up trying to get an answer back from Amazon Prime Music streaming and I only stream from my Iphone 5.
I find updating flash to be a royal PITA. However when I do update I use Ninite.com since it has it listed as shockwave. Here's why I use Ninite:
http://www.howtogeek.com/201354/ninite-is-the-only-safe-place-to-get-windows-freeware/