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i know tesco wants to have every pound you earn, but didn't know how far they'd go - they have announced a new download service, launching it next month

:nuts:

still, if it's cheaper than itunes & higher bitrate...

"don't buy music from supermarkets"

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hibster wrote: i know tesco wants to have every pound you earn, but didn't know how far they'd go - they have announced a new download service, launching it next month

:nuts:

still, if it's cheaper than itunes & higher bitrate...

"don't buy music from supermarkets"

What's the bit-rate then? Can't see anywhere on their site. And, while we're at it, what's the standard iTunes bit-rate, I've never bought from 'em.

In fact, truthfully, I still don't see why anyone pays for downloads in this day and age. (Bar the odd donation via paypal, natch) :shrug:

Oh, and am I the only person who remembers when Tesco's were proper shit? Dudley Moore and those fcuking chickens swung everything in their favour! :lol:

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They even try interfering with football clubs. Cunts.:nono:

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PHD wrote: They even try interfering with football clubs. Cunts.:nono:

They made QPhahaha wear one of their plastic bags as a kit! :eek3:

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El Jarvo wrote:

PHD wrote: They even try interfering with football clubs. Cunts.:nono:

They made QPhahaha wear one of their plastic bags as a kit! :eek3:

:laugh:

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El Jarvo wrote:

hibster wrote: i know tesco wants to have every pound you earn, but didn't know how far they'd go - they have announced a new download service, launching it next month

:nuts:

still, if it's cheaper than itunes & higher bitrate...

"don't buy music from supermarkets"

What's the bit-rate then? Can't see anywhere on their site. And, while we're at it, what's the standard iTunes bit-rate, I've never bought from 'em.

In fact, truthfully, I still don't see why anyone pays for downloads in this day and age. (Bar the odd donation via paypal, natch) :shrug:

Oh, and am I the only person who remembers when Tesco's were proper shit? Dudley Moore and those fcuking chickens swung everything in their favour! :lol:

no idea what they will be, or what price. itunes is 168

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El Jarvo wrote: Oh, and am I the only person who remembers when Tesco's were proper shit? Dudley Moore and those fcuking chickens swung everything in their favour! :lol:

Accusing people's parents of shopping/working at Tesco used to be akin to calling them pikeys at school... The old Tesco store in Rickmansworth was a fcuking state though - made the Kwik Save on Watford High St look like Harrods... :nod: :lol:

Snorri xxx

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You know...the only Tesco I've ever been in was the Tesco Express by that hotel I stayed at by the Goodge Street Tube Station...oh...and the one I went to in Heathrow...

I'm not sure why I felt the need to blurt this out...

I must be bored...

I'm going to go look at p0rn...

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Aktion T4 wrote: Tesco is basically code for 'I have no imagination whatsoever'

:confused2:

Do you mean shopping in supermarkets generally, or just Tescos?

They all look the same to me, although you do seem to get a better class of checkout chicks in Waitrose, which goes some way towards justifing the high prices, in my opinion

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so do we download directly from Digi Mike Towers, what if we get his Gong/Hawkwind stuff by mistake. Money back:eek:

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I'm always put off the places that advertise iPod downloads, simply because they're in MP4 format and if you want to play them on anything else, you need to pay a comparatively large sum to re-code them to MP3 or Wav files with separate programs, so in effect they're only playable on Apple software, even if you have legitimately paid for them in the first place. It's a rip-off. Like Microsoft.

I bought one track from iTunes - never again :nono:

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I tend to buy a lot of chart singles of I-Tunes that I play in the pub I work,where I don't always have time to check if some radio DJ twat is talking over it. But if you're looking for a more exclusive remix..

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Chris Nash wrote: I'm always put off the places that advertise iPod downloads, simply because they're in MP4 format and if you want to play them on anything else, you need to pay a comparatively large sum to re-code them to MP3 or Wav files with separate programs, so in effect they're only playable on Apple software, even if you have legitimately paid for them in the first place. It's a rip-off. Like Microsoft.

I bought one track from iTunes - never again :nono:

You can recode it to mp3/wav for free in iTunes (the media player) (to any bitrate you want as well). It only takes a few seconds to do.

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i-Tunes doesn't feature that in the version I've got and any upgrade to i-Tunes fails halfway through installation :(

Thanks for the suggestion though...

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It is a bit hidden Chris, but all versions of iTunes have it.

Go to the 'Edit' area on the top bar.

"Prefences'

Go to the "Advanced" tab

Go to the "Importing" tab

Select your file type in the drop down menu of "Import Using" (select the bitrate you like below that)

Hit "OK"

the settings are now good.

Now go to the song(s) that you want and left click on them, it will give an option to "Convert Selection to mp3". Do this and it will convert the song. Once done, erase the old song (as there will be two versions, the M4 and the mp3) in iTunes and on your harddrive.

Hope this helps you

:thumb:

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