Suspense was a radio drama series broadcast on CBS from 1942 through 1962.
One of the premier drama programs of the Golden Age of Radio, was subtitled "radio's outstanding theater of thrills," and focused on suspense thriller-type scripts, usually featuring leading Hollywood actors of the era. Approximately 945 episodes were broadcast during its long run, and more than 900 are extant.
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ReplyDeleteI have tried to download a number of OTR stories with a view to synching to my Ipod . On each occasion the download starts , but after 2 to 3 MB ( of a total of say 20 MB )stops downloading . Any suggestions ?
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I want to hear some of the Inspector west stuff on my I-Pod (5th Gen) but don't understand how to download via I-Tunes. What format should be chosen, what is meant by 'embed' etc.
ReplyDeleteYour help for a computer illiterate person (Windows 7 (64 bit) ) is involved.
Please help,
Robin
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ReplyDeleteMP3 is generally the format you may find here; to embed simply means code that will put a player or other material from this page onto your own website.
I've read there is a drag-n-drop feature in iTunes preferences that allows you to drag and drop MP3 files from Windows to iTunes. You're looking for your iPod to show up as a drive when plugged into your computer.
Similar to my Blackberry phone, iTunes relies heavily upon properly formated tags (ID3,etc.) so that you can find the files on your iPod once cataloged - otherwise they may show up in an (Unknown), unsorted listing.
[This should not be quite so complicated, and you'd think if you transferred the file to iPod that you'd be able to access it by the same name as you saw on your computer. This isn't the case, as a tag system "catalogs" audio files as Artist>Album>Title, etc using the contents of the file "tag"]
Hope this helps?
~Dave
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