At the OTRR library it is very easy to download an entire page of MP3's
(or other file type.  All you need is to have the "Firefox" browser on
your computer, then install the "Down Them All" add-on.  Set it up to
recognize audio files, when you are on a web page with direct links to
MP3 files right click and select down-them-all. It'll add them to a 2nd
window where you can select the actual files you want, anything from 1
file to all of them.  I've done it that way for years.

Now, it WON'T work for file storage sites that go through a second html
page to get the file you want. . .

In fact, you can add an entire page of MP3's, let's say "The Lone
Ranger", then go to another program (maybe "Sam Spade?) and add those
files, and so forth.

<>< 73 From "The Beaconeer's Lair" <><
Specializing in DXing NDBs (Longwave Beacons)
Phil, KO6BB,  http://www.qsl.net/ko6bb/
KO6BB/B beacon, ~20W on 28.290 MHz, Ringo Vertical

HF/LF RADIOS:
YAESU:    FTDX-3000 Xceiver, DSP IF,300Hz Roofing filter (~2019).
Icom:     IC-7200 Xceiver, DSP IF & filters (~2015).
Kenwood:  TS-450SAT Xceiver, cascaded 250/125Hz Inrad filters.
10M Beacon: 2 x Realistic HTX-100's on 28.290MHz
HOMEBREW:   7 Tube+Rect 1v3 Regen RX for LF (built 2015)
SDRS:       Softrock Ensemble II LF Receiver (kit, 2017)
             Softrock Ensemble II HF Receiver (Kit, 2019)
ACC:   MFJ-993B  Auto Antenna Matcher.
        HOMEBREW  LF-MF Pre-Amp, 8Hz Audio Filter.
        HOMEBREW  4 Port Antenna Multicoupler, Feeds 4 RX's.
        ANTENNAS: 88 foot Long Ladder-line fed dipole, 35 feet AGL for MW/SW.
                  Active Mini-Whip, 36 Feet AGL for LF/MW/SW.
                  Wellbrook ALA1530LN Loop For LF/MW/SW at 17 Feet AGL
                  37 foot "Low Noise Vertical", 11 feet AGL for LF/MW/SW.
                  Cushcraft AR-10 Ringo Vertical, 14 feet AGL for 10M beacon.
Merced, Central California, 37, 18, 37N   120, 30, 6W CM97rh

On 5/9/2020 3:56 PM, K & J Hammel wrote:
> A quick way to get to listen to a good variety of shows is via the
> otrr library site (http://www.otrrlibrary.org/ ). Start there. You can
> sample a lot of different shows to see what you like best.
>
> I think downloading from the site is generally one at a time.. not
> sure if you can download a whole folder or not from there. Others in
> the group will know.
>
> There's also the OTRR home page at archive.org
> (https://archive.org/details/OTRR_Home_Page) and you can download
> series and single episodes from there.  There's should be plenty to
> keep you in OTR heaven for a very long time!
>
> Depending on what your preferences are, ie: detective, news, soap
> operas, science fiction, etc... members of the group can make
> suggestions of shows they think you'd most enjoy.
>
> Happy Listening,
>
> Kathy
>