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Help with songs
I was hoping someone out there could tell me where a good reliable place to buy new songs. We would rather download then buying full cd's as we already have 19,000 songs but would like to get some newer hits.
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I will leave this up to Admin. As far as we know, there are currently NO legal places to download CDG songs from.
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Thanks for the quick reply. So where could we order cd's from that is a reliable company. Maybe even a company that can burn cd's from a list we provide.
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Most of the major brands will do custom discs for a price. As far as finding the current CDs I use Ebay, but you have to be careful who you deal with as I have gotten a couple of copies instead of originals. Check their feedback.
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is where I buy all my disc's. The price includes shipping. They ship 1st class USPS and it only takes a couple of days. I have been buying from them for six or seven years. They seem to be about the best to me. I don't think they do custom disc's.
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Thanks for the help. Checked out there site and looks good. This should solve are proplem.
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Actually the best prices on the internet are here http://phonglekaraoke.com/store/comersus_index.asp
they have a nice collection of vcd's for $3.00 each. most all the rest they have are cheaper than anyone else. |
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CAV's website sells single songs but you have to buy their converter program.
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Converting from CAVS format does not require their decoder - the zips files now generally include a .cdg file - we have used the following steps to create .bin files then import into hoster.
CAVS batch renamer - run that across them to get rid of the songid.zip name & it will remane with the track name. MP3+G Toolz - use this on the folder containing the zip files - it will convert everything to .bin files Rename all the .bin files - we use Brand - diskid - track - artist - title.bin (in our case we use the diskid as a purchase tracker i.e. CAVS001, CAVS002 & the track numbers within each purchase) Import into hoster. - The only 'fault' we are finding from this is 3 seconds cut off the end of each song ( usually silence but occasionally a brutal stop when you aren't expecting it) - easy to cover though - drop the levels in the last couple of seconds that you have. I also suggest removing the orginal .bin & Zip files from the computer & burning them to a DVD for safe storage - if posssible, include a pdf or similar of the invoice on the DVD. The above step is optional, but for purposes of maintaining "chain of ownership" it clearly shows to anyone getting stroppy that I have purchased the music [legally] & if the supplier doesn't have a legal right to be selling them, I'm not at fault as they claim it is all legal. As for the format shifting - I can't see a problem with it, if they do, they can crawl back to their caves. hope that helps |
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