willy waving competition

allllec · 24 Jun 2007 at 09:51

i was about to say - its not important its not a willy waving competition. then i saw the title again. my bad!

hehe

oh well mate. aslong as you got what you like and enough to keep you entertained.

alle · 24 Jun 2007 at 10:41

...23,877 tracks - 98.39GB

Jaap74 · 24 Jun 2007 at 10:55

according to iTunes :

29,442 songs
84.7 days
149.54GB

GazD · 24 Jun 2007 at 11:40

31.8 GB (34,166,099,968 bytes)

And to be honest I could really trim that down as I don't listen to half the stuff on there, but it is all on a separate 200Gb Seagate which currently is at: 105Gb

SexyGreyFox · 24 Jun 2007 at 11:55

The question should have been 'How many legally owned music tracks do you have on your hard drive?'

allllec · 24 Jun 2007 at 15:03

dmpoole said:
The question should have been 'How many legally owned music tracks do you have on your hard drive?'

=o he works for the RIAA!! ruuuuunnn!!!

Fraggr · 24 Jun 2007 at 15:13

allllec said:
=o he works for the RIAA!! ruuuuunnn!!!

We're in England, nothing to worry about.

Dave · 24 Jun 2007 at 15:22

Clinkz said:
Nice graphs DM. The moral seems to be go for 320 or be prepared to lose allot of the high end.

I've always said that the instrument that looses the most at poor quality rips are cymbals - the "glassiness" of cymbals tends to be lost at poor quality rips. This is especially noticeable if you listen to people with Paiste cymbals as they are brighter and more shimmering than the others - and also probably because Pink Floyd are the band I had low quality rips of before ripping to 320. (Nick Mason plays Paiste 2oo2's) The cymbals sound a LOT better on high quality rips

allllec · 24 Jun 2007 at 16:19

Fraggr said:
We're in England, nothing to worry about.

I always though as much. are there any organizations that really do anything over here?

fail at the internets · 24 Jun 2007 at 16:31

allllec said:
I always though as much. are there any organizations that really do anything over here?

Blair

He will set the Eu on you! Run.

ste_bla · 24 Jun 2007 at 20:06

105 GB - 201 Divx Files
7 GB - 1,680 Mp3 (inc 30 1960's radio recordings for dad)
10 GB - JPeg - 3943 Photos

0 mb pron

Fraggr · 25 Jun 2007 at 12:04

allllec said:
I always though as much. are there any organizations that really do anything over here?

None that actively search you out like the RIAA and MPAA, but yes, we do. I believe it is called the BPI.