[Drewpy]

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Originally Posted by Nike T /img/forum/go_quote.gif Is it safe to download from there, no viruses or spyware or something?

It's a music file, it cannot contain a virus/trojan/spyware that could harm your system.

 

[soozieq]

Sorry for stupid question, but how do you 'save' the files? The mp3s open in Quicktime and the flac in VLC media player, but there's no option to save after it's played. The sound samples are great, I want to download the lot!

 

[Assorted]

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Originally Posted by soozieq /img/forum/go_quote.gif Sorry for stupid question, but how do you 'save' the files? The mp3s open in Quicktime and the flac in VLC media player, but there's no option to save after it's played. The sound samples are great, I want to download the lot!

I was wondering the same thing. I right clicked the thing and it says "[PRO] Save as source." Looks like you need to have the "pro version" of Quicktime. I'm sure there's a program to record whatever's playing on the soundcard.

You can save the FLAC files, decompress it and MP3 compress it though.

 

[NeObliviscaris]

ooo thats awesome, thx a lot

 

[thomaspf]

Wow, this is pretty nice of the Czech radio. I will be comapring to my Pinnock recording on historical instruments tonight.

Thanks for the link

Cheers

Thomas

 

[zachary80]

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Originally Posted by soozieq /img/forum/go_quote.gif Sorry for stupid question, but how do you 'save' the files? The mp3s open in Quicktime and the flac in VLC media player, but there's no option to save after it's played. The sound samples are great, I want to download the lot!

For Firefox:
Right click the link, 'Save link as'
For IE:
Right click the link, 'Save target as'

 

[soozieq]

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Originally Posted by Assorted /img/forum/go_quote.gif I was wondering the same thing. I right clicked the thing and it says "[PRO] Save as source." Looks like you need to have the "pro version" of Quicktime. I'm sure there's a program to record whatever's playing on the soundcard. You can save the FLAC files, decompress it and MP3 compress it though.

OK thanks, will try that

 

[sejarzo]

To save the FLACs, just go to the page linked by the OP, scroll down to the bottom of the left column to where the individual FLAC file name links appear in your browser window, right click, and save each individually without starting playback in Foobar or whatever.

Seems to work for me just like any other download.

 

[soozieq]

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Originally Posted by sejarzo /img/forum/go_quote.gif To save the FLACs, just go to the page linked by the OP, scroll down to the bottom of the left column to where the individual FLAC file name links appear in your browser window, right click, and save each individually without starting playback in Foobar or whatever.

Great - it worked. Thanks

 

[c0mfortably_numb]

Thanks for the link, I been wanting to explore classical, but never knew where to start, and I don't really have the right headphone. I'll listen to it tonight probably on the HD485 or DT231.

 

[Nike T]

Great almost done, my first classical stuff.

 

[Joshatdot]

Sweet! I like how they performed the music with authentic instruments!

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The Brandenburg Concertos are an essential work in the baroque orchestral repertory, and yet we had to wait until last year to get the first complete Czech Radio recording performed on ancient instruments and based on the original scores, in line with modern standards of authentic performance.

 

[compuryan]

thank you! i'm seriously diggin this.

I have some of the brandenburgs, but its awesome to have a complete set.

 

[MCC]

Awesome! I've played some of these, it's nice to have a recording.

 

[tennisplyr3]

Wow, I was looking for these. Thanks!