Fried Chicken Boy

First, thank you VERY much for this post, all the work that's gone into uploading and hosting the files and all the outstanding material available for the downloading!!

Second, regarding this...

Hey

Sorry to ask a stupid question, but how the hell do you use a FLAC? I downloaded the thing, but can't open it in Media Player or iTunes.

If it's a big file I'd like to change it into an mp3 for my ipod, but keep it in best possible quality to burn onto CD. Can someone please tell me how?? (Or tell me how to find out!)

Thanks, and thanks lots for posting all this stuff.

iTunes will not play FLAC files and Media Player will only play them with a certain hard-to-find plugin whose name escapes me. If you use Windows, my suggestions would be to use either Trader's Little Helper to do conversions, checksums, testing, etc... or MediaMonkey, which will not only play just about every type of music file under the sun, but will also convert some of the more popular formats. They are both FREE, too.

For Mac, as others have previously posted, your best bet is probably xAct for conversions and I would suggest VLC media player for playing most files. They are both free, too. Good luck!

I seem to remember having trouble playing my 'Ghost' bonus cd. I e-mailed nonsuch about it, and it was something to do with my settings in quicktime. I'm at work at the moment and can't access my old e-mails (not even sure if I still have it...).

 

ermmm... not much use am I? (at least you're not alone)

Yeah, FAR from alone. You need to change your Quicktime settings only if you're not getting anything to pop-up when you insert YHF or AGIB (enable "Flash content" under the advanced settings in Quicktime).

I seem to be having the same exact problems as Tupelo. I've even gone so far as to email both hq and support@wilcoworld and haven't heard anything back yet. I'll post if I do. And if anyone else should have a solution to this, PLEASE post! Thanks.