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Under the influence of the New Years Eve Moon we decided to set up a repository of music, a kind of Noah's Ark if you will.

The genre will be classical, movie sound tracks, sounds of nature (waterfalls, bubbling brooks, thunder storms, waves, wind through trees or canyons) sounds of animals, relaxation & therapy music, instrumental compositions of popular music, gregorian chants and world music.

To email your mp3 music to Radio FM88 Australia
 

Make sure your computer is connected to the Internet

Click on Windows Media Player v11
When it opens up

Click the Rip button
Go to and click on More Option

When it opens up
Scroll down to Rip Music to this Location:
Select Change
Select My Computer
Then select a hard drive C or D or E wherever you have the most space

Then create a folder called Music For Radio FM88
Then click Ok

Still on More Option
Scroll down to Rip Settings:
Format

Select from the drop down box:     MP3
Select: CD when inserted
Select: Only when in the Rip Tab
Select: Eject CD when Ripping is Complete

Audio Quality
Select: The smallest size
Uses about 57 MB per CD (128 Kbps)

By connecting to the Internet your computer will read your CD and search on the Internet’s database the name of the Album, Artist and Track Name and insert these details in the appropriate place for you.

Go to your email system and create new message

Either insert or use attach and add the piece of Ripped music in MP3 from the folder Music For Radio FM88 and address your email to music@radiofm88.com.au  

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