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Geek Culture / 'Add to favourites button' has dissapeared!

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David R
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Posted: 31st May 2005 22:25 Edited at: 31st May 2005 22:25


(Add to Favourites in My computer)
Can anyone explain why this may of happened? I have an antivirus program running (Panda AV 2005) that updated about 25 mins ago - I can't understand a cause of this, nor can I work out how to get it back again - ayone?

[url=www.lightningstudios.co.uk][/url]

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Dave J
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Posted: 31st May 2005 22:55
I surely hope those MP3's haven't been downloaded!


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Dazzag
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Posted: 31st May 2005 23:05
Why, do you disagree with online music stores such as Napster and iTunes?

Sorry, I'm in one of those moods today. Sigh...

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Posted: 31st May 2005 23:06 Edited at: 31st May 2005 23:10


Try buying a music CD, then use WMP to 'rip' it onto your HD (specifying MP3 as the format). Least mod's don't suspect the worst these days.......

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Posted: 31st May 2005 23:28
You'll notice that your 'rip' settings are pointing to 'C:\poo' as the location, however, your original screenshot displays the music in a folder other than this directory! That's beside the point though, it's actually illegal to 'rip' and make 'backup' CD's anyway, so you just put your head in a noose, my friend!


Quote: "Why, do you disagree with online music stores such as Napster and iTunes?"


Absolutely! What happens if I purchase and download my favourite album only to have my hard-drive crash and I lose all copies of my purchase? There's nothing like a good physical copy of everything I buy.


P.S. I am indeed joking, as if I could care less about the millions of people that pirate music daily.


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Posted: 31st May 2005 23:33
Aah, nice to see a good collection of Extreme Ways - best film music ever (the way they use it at the end of the Bourne Identity / Supremacy is sublime)

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Posted: 31st May 2005 23:45 Edited at: 31st May 2005 23:47
Quote: " You'll notice that your 'rip' settings are pointing to 'C:poo'"


You also won't notice that those pieces of music were put there about a year ago - so I have since been ripping to temp dirs in odrer to drag onto my MP3 player.

Quote: "That's beside the point though, it's actually illegal to 'rip' and make 'backup' CD's anyway, so you just put your head in a noose, my friend!"

Maybe its just me, but why is this feature on WMP then? What are we supposed to rip?

Quote: "Aah, nice to see a good collection of Extreme Ways - best film music ever (the way they use it at the end of the Bourne Identity / Supremacy is sublime)
"


Yep. Too right. Maybe I'm making a stupid assumption here, but alot of people here seem to like good 'ol Moby. Should be that way..... (anyone got his new album - 'hotel'?)

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Posted: 31st May 2005 23:49
I used to be a big fan of Moby, but now his music all sounds the same. They always start out with a sample or just a piano loop, then he adds strings or drums, then bass, then he removes all except piano loop or sample, then repeats the whole process again. Do this 20 times and you have his album 18 (I'm very bitter).

Quote: "it's actually illegal to 'rip' and make 'backup' CD's anyway, so you just put your head in a noose, my friend!"





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Posted: 31st May 2005 23:52
@Jeku - Will, good thing is that his latest lbum has moved away from this 'sample' problem. He sings alot more. I have to say I prefer his sample stuff though.

Track 12 from hotel is one beautiful track aswell.

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Posted: 31st May 2005 23:57
I'm very confused about the 'illegal to rip music' comment.
from my understanding it is legal to do it provided it is only for personal use, this is why WM7-10 have Licensing Tools only allowing you to share music with other computers you put your License on.

That said WM9/10 allow you to side track it, but that's beside the point.

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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 01:46
It is perfectly legal to rip music or any information for that matter(That you own), to create a backup CD for archival purposes. But then again, I live in the US, maybe their just more leniant(sp?)


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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 02:21
I'm confident it is legal to burn CDs from music you own as long as you don't give it away..the "gift" excuse probably doesn't work

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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 02:22
I think Exeat was joking about that statement, as I also don't think it's illegal to convert your CDs into MP3s for your own use. I mean, you're still listening to the songs that you bought, right? And MS is not claiming that you can only use their WMP ripper for your own copyrighted music, are they?


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David R
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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 02:25
Although the legality of ripping music is a very interesting subject, does anyone have ny ideas on the actual favourites thing? (not be rude or anything )

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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 02:33
Also weird that you are missing little arrows on all those folders, except links folder. What happens when you hover over those favorite folders?


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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 02:43 Edited at: 1st Jun 2005 02:49
Ok spooky... you just saved me;

After hovering over the folders (for a few seconds), the 'add favoutites' suddenly re-appeared at the top. Is that weird or what!

BEFORE HOVERING:


AFTER HOVERING:


Well, thanks Spooky for kind-of fixing my problem - I gues this thread can slowly drift back onto the topic of MP3's and stuff ....

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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 02:47
Err, ang on. If it was illegal to rip music from your CD's (which I always do BTW, just like loads of nice real CD's next to stereo) then technically programs like iTunes, SonicStage (that I use for my Sony MP3 player) etc would be breaking the law. Mine cannot rip straight to the player for example. It needs to rip to HD, then you can select the tracks/ albums you want on the player.

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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 04:02
Exeat is in Australia where it is apparently illegal to rip a cd to mp3.
http://australianit.news.com.au/articles/0,7204,15196383%5E15319%5E%5Enbv%5E15306,00.html

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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 04:05
Quote: "Add to favourites button' has dissapeared!"

OH MY GOODNESS! THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT IS ABOUT TO END!!!!!!111ONEONEONE

HOW CAN YOU SURVIVE WITHOUT THAT!?!?!??!

YOUR BROWSING EXPERIENCE WILL BE RUINED FOREVER AND YOU WILL SINK INTO OBLIVION!

(caps off)

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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 04:06
Hahaha what a loser

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Quote: " Hahaha what a loser "


says the computer-literate fish.


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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 04:21 Edited at: 1st Jun 2005 04:22
Quote: " Hahaha what a loser"


Who are you talking to?

Quote: "OH MY GOODNESS! THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT IS ABOUT TO END!!!!!!111ONEONEONE

HOW CAN YOU SURVIVE WITHOUT THAT!?!?!??!

YOUR BROWSING EXPERIENCE WILL BE RUINED FOREVER AND YOU WILL SINK INTO OBLIVION!
"

Ver true.
How else can I set my favourites?

Oh yeah... Computer literate fish;

Quote: "404 Error

Sorry for the inconvenience, but the page you are looking for does not exist. Please contact me with the details of this error (the page you were looking for, the date and time etc).

Thanks
"


on the downloads section

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Quote: "Who are you talking to?"

Exeat and Australians

Quote: "says the computer-literate fish."

yup

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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 04:26 Edited at: 1st Jun 2005 04:26
Canada currently protects those who even download MP3s. We pay a levy on CD-Rs and other recordable media so we're already paying for our sins (so they say)


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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 10:59
Quote: "Exeat and Australians"


That's a racist comment, my friend, don't make me pull out the newbie-slap on you! How would you like it if I started pointing out all your crappy laws?


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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 11:10
Speaking of Australians....I just found Exeat's high school senior picture...hit the 'view' button.


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Posted: 1st Jun 2005 11:18
I never went to high school.


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Well, I just assumed it was your high school photo


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