Nah, that'll just drive Bud into the same problem he is having: downloading the file and THEN playing it.
The answer lies more to what you already have stated on the page. He needs to be able to stream the audio. Quicktime would do it, iTunes, VLC even (ugh) Microsoft Media Player. It is a computer configuration problem where he said to "save" instead of "play using..."
RIGHT click on the *.mp3 file, Bud. On a PC it'll open with a dialog letting you choose "play using.." [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by jimmyjames from Saturday, July 02, 2011 6:50:35 PM)
jimmyjames wrote:
Not sure what the story is there but if you click on this link and then click on where it says "27 metal meltdown69.mp3" it should just start playing the show. It might take a few seconds if your computer is slow but it should work.
The first time I checked out your radio show I had to download it to listen.
Then I read where others had to also and you wrote that they didn't. Anyway, I
went back when you put the Red Fang up and I couldn't figure out how to play
it so I ran the file. The first time I did that it saved to my computer so I thought it
did this time also. It didn't or I can't find it. I don't have it and was too embarassed
to ask you how to listen to your show without downloading it. So, I never heard it.
I'll video a song from Machine Head. I have pit passes so the footage should be awesome
but the closer to the stage you are the worse the sound is so it may not be worth watching.
That new song is pretty good. At first I thought it was a little long but it freakin' jams. Keep
this thread alive man. I think it's a great idea. When I was young you didn't have anything like
this to turn you on to things you haven't heard. It was radio, word of mouth, and magazine, so
I'm sure all us us were missing shit back in the day. This would have been so cool. Young
people don't realize just how lucky they are. Peace!
jimmyjames wrote:
The first two albums Burn My Eyes and The MoreThings Change are awesome, then they released two albums that are pure shit, The Burning Red and Supercharger. Since then they've come back into form with two albums you should definately check out, Through The Ashes Of Empires (really good) and The Blackening (the best metal album of 07 by a long stretch). This new one, if the first track here is anything to go by, could be the best album of 2011. Can't wait to hear the whole thing.
That festival looks awesome. I'd be there for Megadeth, Machinehead, Kingdom Of Sorrow and Red Fang (what did you think of their new song by the way?). Saw Disturbed and Trivium earlier this year, Disturbed were average, Trivium were shit. Got no interest in Godsmack or any of the others really but that festival will be real cool. Maybe you could post some footage of Machinehead in action?
Budred wrote:
I'm glad you posted that. I haven't heard those guys for awhile. I saw them twice at Ozzfest 97'.
I bought their first two CD's and was liking them but it seemed like they just faded away. They are
going to be at Mayhem next month and I forgot how good they were.
Mayhem...
Disturbed
Godsmack
Megadeth
Machine Head
In Flames
Trivium
Kingdom of Sorrow
Red Fang
Straight Line Stitch
