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PappyCain · 08-03-09, 06:22 AM

Hi KeybdFlyer

Ah yes! I can remember buying 78 vinyl albums myself which appeared after WWII - and inheriting my father's from his his mispent youth (Frank Sinatra etc). The pre-war material did have a hell of a lot of noise in them even new actually as the material for the 78's was poor and pre-vinyl - they broke (shattered) easly when dropped whereas my post war 78's could be tossed about (Beatles etc.). I have a collection of pre-war opera (Yikes don't run!) and were well cared for by a deceased collector. Someday I should get them digitized and remove some of the noise (not that bad as they did not have kids playing them) but I have a war to wage and my boat needs me LOL. I am glad you cleaned them up and I am sure many will appreciate. Jimbunas collection is great.

How would you suggest taking the files Jimbuna assembled and place them onto a DVD or into a MP3 thingy ( can tell I am not an audiophile ) soz I can listen to them anytime without firing up the game? BTW I was in the UK last month and wished I could have listened to the WW2 era music as I drove the coastline! I fly the BoB and went to a few spots like Tangmere and could see the Channel and visualize the air combat. Needed a sound track in my head!

08-03-09, 06:22 AM	#15
PappyCain Samurai Navy Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: on the Atlantic Ocean Posts: 559 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Hi KeybdFlyer Ah yes! I can remember buying 78 vinyl albums myself which appeared after WWII - and inheriting my father's from his his mispent youth (Frank Sinatra etc). The pre-war material did have a hell of a lot of noise in them even new actually as the material for the 78's was poor and pre-vinyl - they broke (shattered) easly when dropped whereas my post war 78's could be tossed about (Beatles etc.). I have a collection of pre-war opera (Yikes don't run!) and were well cared for by a deceased collector. Someday I should get them digitized and remove some of the noise (not that bad as they did not have kids playing them) but I have a war to wage and my boat needs me LOL. I am glad you cleaned them up and I am sure many will appreciate. Jimbunas collection is great. How would you suggest taking the files Jimbuna assembled and place them onto a DVD or into a MP3 thingy ( can tell I am not an audiophile ) soz I can listen to them anytime without firing up the game? BTW I was in the UK last month and wished I could have listened to the WW2 era music as I drove the coastline! I fly the BoB and went to a few spots like Tangmere and could see the Channel and visualize the air combat. Needed a sound track in my head! __________________ DID, no cheats, no shortcuts, no non-historic equipment deviations. Boat and crew safety is integral with my immersion style! Follow the historic events during your patrol: http://www.uboat.net/today.html Last edited by PappyCain; 08-03-09 at 06:34 AM.