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TOO SMALL NOT A WAVE FILE. HELLO ANYONE LISTENING

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Any song that is an actual wave file would be 20,000 or more kb or about 20 mb or more. Any such wave file could be burned onto a disc by microstudio using the Audio CD option in the "Custom Assembly" flap. No graphics will be present. You will notice that only wave files are available to be chosen once "Audio CD" has been selected. CDG files are almost exactly the same size, BIG, as wave files. Because of graphics, some size is added

I think someone may be having a good laugh on us. Dart girl answered most of our questions on her fourth post and we have continued to speculate.

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Originally posted by Dart Girl.There are 2 files. One is a WAV. The other Winamp Media File. The Winamp Media File is the one I can play as Karaoke on my computer. I think the file comes as a WAV, then I download on my hard drive, and it turns into Winamp Media File. I'm not that computer literate to be sure I am answering your questions correctly. 3.05mb 367mb 8.01mb? I think. If it's the number beside the word SIZE: when I touch the file with my arrow.

Has anyone ever downloaded a WAV file (over 20MB) and then see it turns into Winamp?

3.05mb 367mb 8.01mb? file length? :? :? :?

Like George and Admin suggested, a simple telephone call to her “friend” would have answered the question.

In any event, it appears to be an illegal file. :m

I am out of this thread. Good luck to the rest of you. :g

Regards,

Jon

Right on Jon, like ADMIN said it should have been a wrap up on his post. I'm outa here too.

George

I'm certainly new to all this. Since there was even a remote possibility the files I received, COULD be ILLEGAL, I had NO desire to keep them, nor do I wish to do so, and Deleted what I had on my Hard Drive. I could not contact the individual, ie: to ask what kind of files they were, for I met her in Denver on a trip, and have since lost contact. I had these songs on my computer for nearly a year. Sorry for all the mess & aggrevation I feel I've caused, for my lack of knowledge on all of this.

if it plays in winamp it could be an MP3+G which Admn says is an illegal file type.

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Originally posted by jaddams
Has anyone ever downloaded a WAV file (over 20MB) and then see it turns into Winamp?
if you associated the wav files they would.
3.05mb 367mb 8.01mb? file length? :? :? :?

Like George and Admin suggested, a simple telephone call to her “friend” would have answered the question.

In any event, it appears to be an illegal file. :m

I am out of this thread. Good luck to the rest of you. :g

Regards,

Jon [/b]

if the lyrics show the other file is a CDG file Not MCG.
MCG will not work with winamp- with the CDG PLugin a CDG + audio file will whether that audio file is WAV, MP3 or wma.

Back on this thread

Yep, I'm back on this thread just to tell Dart Girl.

Way to go! You did the right thing. :c

Since you have MicroStudio, don't hesitate to come back if you have other problems. :)

You may consider buying Kpro, which allow you to make custom karaoke disks that will play in any karaoke machine in addition to your computer. :g

Here a link with more information.

http://www.mtu.com/karaoke-products.htm

Good luck,

Jon

Dart Girl,

No aggravation here, just didn't seem to be going anywhere. Be glad to help if need be in the future.

George

Dart Girl,

Same here, we're all here to help each other out. :)

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