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Well, this assumes that super-whizzy holographic future formats won't expect a better-than-CD-input (like SACD, for example)
If they do I guess it won't matter what format you stored your ripped CDs in.
Any ideas, or suggestions?
Here's a bunch of turntable.fm clones. No idea if any work internationally or how good they are: [link]
Thanks! I'll examine the options.
Edit: plug.dj works fantastic. Thanks again!
An Ubuntu update replaced GDM om my system with LightDM and really borked the startup. Restoring GDM took care of the problem. I don't like updates that break things.
Speaking of which, getting podcasts seems a lot more complicated after I installed iOS 6 on my iPod touch.
David, Credo Mobile had the Galaxy S3 for $200 with a 2-year contract (Sprint) very recently and may still have that special running. That's how I got it.
OK, help. I have about 15 minutes of video (taken on an iphone) of me and my BFF, a significant chunk of which is us giggling at each other, or going "wait, should we stop it? let's stop it and try again". What I need is to edit this down into something I can submit to apply for the Amazing Race.
Anyone got suggestions of the easiest/fastest/quickest-learning method to edit this mess? Suggestions on websites/tutorials that will show me how to edit and move around clips?
tommyrot, thanks for posting that. A Vic-20 was our first computer. Spiders of Mars! Kongo Kong!
Ugh. Apparently iMovie is not the answer for me. I thought it would work similar to other apple products and be vaguely intuitive. I feel like it ought to be easy to grab a few seconds here and a few seconds there and clip and drag and drop or something, and that seems to in no way be how iMovie works. ARGH.