Please help me find...

Hello. I was wondering if anyone knew where i could find some sound wavs from the daria musical. It would be a great help.

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• Daria

On 6 Apr 1999 21:23:25 GMT, "oma deane rogers" wrote:

I'm throwing some up the entire episode right now - you can access it directly at ftp://orca.dyndns.org/wavs/DariaWavs/[address]/ I'm about halfway through the episode currently, and the wavs are mp3 encoded (so they still sound like broadcast quality - 64kb mono stream - there's an anomoly at the 15.8khz line but I'm not too sure exactly what it is since it showed up in the original wavs...). By the end of the evening I'll have a seperate page up and perhaps will have started grabbing individual wavs out of the episode...actually, probably not as I've got..lesse...5 other episodes I've already ripped the wavs from and need to make up the appropriate pages for...

You'll need to either play the wavs in an mp3 player (like WinAmp) or the Fraunhofer IIS MPEG Layer-3 Audio Decoder - if you have Internet Explorer 4.0 or later, Microsoft Netshow, or its successor, Media Player, you can play the wavs normally since the codec has already been installed. Otherwise, it's probably easiest to grab the FHG MP3 codec from ftp://orca.dyndns.org/l3codecx.exe

HTH

Damon Orca on #Stars!

On 6 Apr 1999 21:23:25 GMT, "oma deane rogers" wrote:

(reposting the relevant parts because 2 hours and 45 minutes after posting it *still* hasn't shown up on my news server)

I've thrown up the entire episode up at http://orca.dyndns.org/daria/sounds/307.htm . The wavs are mp3 encoded (so they still sound like broadcast quality - 64kb mono stream. There's an anomaly at the 15.8khz line but I'm not too sure exactly what it is since it showed up in the original wavs...).

I've split the episode apart separating speech from song - sometime this week I'll go about extracting interesting quotes from it...if you've got any specific requests, email me at [email] and I'll be sure to include it.

You'll need to either play the wavs in an mp3 player (like WinAmp) or get the Fraunhofer IIS MPEG Layer-3 Audio Decoder - if you have Internet Explorer 4.0 or later, Microsoft Netshow, or its successor, Media Player, you can play the wavs normally since the codec has already been installed. Otherwise, it's probably easiest to grab the FHG MP3 codec from ftp://orca.dyndns.org/l3codecx.exe

HTH

Damon Orca on #Stars!