View Full Version : Logan Sama Show Podcast
Kaizer
24th January '08, 11:27 AM
I wos just wondering, cah sometimes i got college early next day and its long to be listening to logan till 1, so could it be made into a podcast ting where you can download it off itunes automatically next day? that would be sick still. Like Aza T probably knows how to do it :confused:...I think it would be big if he could.
Hij
24th January '08, 11:28 AM
Logan would have to agree, perhaps you could approach him.
Its a good idea.
Kaizer
24th January '08, 11:29 AM
Logan already has it up for download on his site right? so it would be like a similar ting...and it would be better publicity for him,Kiss 100 and Grime.
S.Man
24th January '08, 11:39 AM
I think Logan was talking about it but he has to get confirmation from Kiss and there being long about it!
RIP Jakey
24th January '08, 12:47 PM
would b alot for the grime scene i reckon free podcast on itunes people who wouldn't normaly listen to grime might giv it a go
Hij
24th January '08, 12:50 PM
Also if its a podcast, I could wake up Tuesday morning and have the whole show just there on my ipod for work the next day.
TRU_G
24th January '08, 01:05 PM
Thing is I swear kiss, like the bbc, use the listen back feature as figures of popularity and what not
Hij
24th January '08, 01:06 PM
Thats so last millenium
Aza T
24th January '08, 01:17 PM
I dont mind setting it up for him but im pretty sure he knows how to do it...
i reckon this isnt something he hasnt thought about before though, perhaps he decided against it or kiss won't allow it...
Hij
24th January '08, 01:55 PM
Odd, seeing as he ups it to filefront anyway.
FG
24th January '08, 02:07 PM
Logan plans to get on itunes this year with Admantium, and up the digital downloads
Perhaps it could happen when he does that
Hij
24th January '08, 03:13 PM
Oh yeah, forgot about that.
charma
24th January '08, 03:13 PM
Logan plans to get on itunes this year with Admantium, and up the digital downloads
Perhaps it could happen when he does that
i'm looking forward to that ! some tunes would well be worth the 79p or whatever it is on itunes.
especially if it progressed to mixtapes and you only want the big tracks and not the swag hip-hop.
adidasgrandad
24th January '08, 03:16 PM
do you need i pod to play mp3's bought off in tunes?or can you use a standard mp3 player?
charma
24th January '08, 03:22 PM
i think they come as m4a files which you can then convert to mp3 in itunes. then you can play them on any mp3 player.
they used to have some sort of block on them but recently i think theyve taken that off so you can do whatever you like with them.
adidasgrandad
24th January '08, 03:23 PM
i think they come as m4a files which you can then convert to mp3 in itunes. then you can play them on any mp3 player.
they used to have some sort of block on them but recently i think theyve taken that off so you can do whatever you like with them.
ahh i see. how do you pay for stuff on i tunes?never used it before
Wiz
24th January '08, 03:35 PM
Would be good, having sets as podasts is better for my mp3 player because it always remembers where in the set I was before I turned it off or changed to something else, which it doesn't if it's loaded as a file.
Is iTunes still using DRM for paid for mp3s?
charma
24th January '08, 03:48 PM
ahh i see. how do you pay for stuff on i tunes?never used it before
you sign up and give card details then it debits it straight from your account. im not sure of any other way.
charma
24th January '08, 03:49 PM
Is iTunes still using DRM for paid for mp3s?
most record labels have stopped that now, especially with new releases.
Wiz
24th January '08, 03:52 PM
Great to hear, DRM was basically the only reason why I never used iTunes.
What is the quality (bit rate) saying?
adidasgrandad
24th January '08, 03:53 PM
you sign up and give card details then it debits it straight from your account. im not sure of any other way.
aint there a way using like a top up card type thing?i heard something bout that
charma
24th January '08, 03:54 PM
ohhhh yeah, you can buy them from like argos, hmv etc.
just like credit realli, you use that card until it's empty.
Pred
24th January '08, 04:02 PM
Is the quality V2 VBR? Or is it some swag 128/192 CBR?
adidasgrandad
24th January '08, 04:02 PM
ohhhh yeah, you can buy them from like argos, hmv etc.
just like credit realli, you use that card until it's empty.
sounds easier for me. thanks
Wiz
24th January '08, 04:13 PM
Just looked up, iTunes normal quality is 128kbps AAC/MP4 with DRM protection but iTunes Plus is 256kbps AAC/MP4 without DRM.
iTunes Plus is only available for specific releases (I think all EMI releases are included, not sure about other labels)
Hij
24th January '08, 04:18 PM
128?
I want fucking 320.
Wiz
24th January '08, 04:19 PM
It's a par innit, but apparently AAC and MP4 is better quality than MP3 for the same bit rate.
Hij
24th January '08, 04:22 PM
Ohhh, cool I didn't know that. 128 is like the standard isn't it?
Wiz
24th January '08, 04:25 PM
No idea, whenever I rip from my CDs to mp3 I put 192kbps, MP4 and AAC formats are unknown to me.
Hij
24th January '08, 04:28 PM
yeah 192 is the one sorry.
Pred
24th January '08, 05:56 PM
I don't understand why CBR is still used...VBR is more efficient. More bits where needed, less where not needed.
MP4 is a container for AAC (Advanced Audio Codec), which is the next step from mp3 (it's more advanced) but obviously less supported (Apple likes it though).
Kaizer
24th January '08, 09:34 PM
Would be good, having sets as podasts is better for my mp3 player because it always remembers where in the set I was before I turned it off or changed to something else, which it doesn't if it's loaded as a file.
Is iTunes still using DRM for paid for mp3s?
you know you can make normal tunes remember where you left them as well in itunes...you right click the tune, go to options and then click remember playback position, thats what i do for when i download sets. ;)
Wiz
24th January '08, 10:00 PM
I don't have an iPod, and don't listen to podcasts on my computer.
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