anyone heard of 'the ruckus network'
11-02-2005, 07:58 AM
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anyone heard of 'the ruckus network'
www.ruckus.com
it is offered at a few schools.. mine being one of them. for 40 bucks a semester, you can have access to 1.2 million songs and however many movies / tv shows they have. but, you cant save the files to burn them, and you cant put them on an ipod.. other mp3 players work though. after im off campus i wont be able to access the files either.
anyone know of any way to save them :rick:
it is offered at a few schools.. mine being one of them. for 40 bucks a semester, you can have access to 1.2 million songs and however many movies / tv shows they have. but, you cant save the files to burn them, and you cant put them on an ipod.. other mp3 players work though. after im off campus i wont be able to access the files either.
anyone know of any way to save them :rick:
11-02-2005, 08:10 AM
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this is similar to the Napster contract Penn State has, except all students can access it from home or on-campus.
and programs are already out there that let you convert mp4 to mp3 for burn FTW
and programs are already out there that let you convert mp4 to mp3 for burn FTW
11-02-2005, 08:15 AM
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i know they do because with napster you can download songs after you pay or ones that are free and crappy. all downloaded ones have a mp4 extension that WMP and others cannot read.
11-02-2005, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted by canada
if a cd player isnt MP3 compatible because its old, you still have to convert to wav right?
its been years since i made a cd...
its been years since i made a cd...
