Hi Ryan, Great idea, Walden

Building off the interest expressed for some more virtual meet-ups in the future, would there be much interest in any sort of a live virtual "release party" when we make a new Maintained set

I've listened to them all but it was a few years ago. As I recall, the quality was not wonderful as they were mp3s but they were very listenable. Some pops and static. I'd have to listen again to

If not, I do have them digitized. Mike Hingson

Has anyone listened to the Speed Gibson shows in our library? I'm wondering about the quality. There's a few reels of them in a box I received through the purchasing group, but if our copies sound

Yes, it was a lot of fun! An even dozen old-time radio fans met virtually last night - David Oxford, Evan West, Larry Lokey, John Enrieto, Michael Palin, Dave Tysver, Paul Kornman, John Nicholson, Bob

Fell asleep on the couch and dozed right through it. Oh well, maybe there will be a next time.

I am glad I had a chance to spend time on Friday night with the on-line group. I believe Ryan said we got up to 12. Take care, Walden

OTRR maintained The Danny Kaye Show v2105 is now available at Archive.org, web site https://archive.org/details/OTRR_Maintained_Danny_Kaye_Show. It replaced v2006. This link should be permanent.

Thanks for getting this together. I’m in the hospital until tomorrow afternoon with a knee replacement. I really want to attend both meetings, so thanks for making OTRR and Martin’s meetings at

For my OTR files I use a program called MediaMonkey that allows me to add artwork to my files. By doing this, they show in the folders with the artwork and when I play them in the car, the artwork

I had an mp3 (Gildy audition episode from our last set) that had no cover embedded. I tried various combinations of using the front cover art image - front cover tag, icon tag, both, none. In all

Dave After reading the replies I thought I may have misspoken, so I did a test on a sample flac file. I created a cover and added it to the file using mp3tag. I believe this is what you want to do.

Brian To change a cover using Mp3tag, you have to remove the old cover first. If you just add a new cover BOTH will be in the metadata, and the first cover will still be displayed. Easy to do. Select

I miss those old days of IRC. We also used to do the Yahoo Messenger thing as well, even audio. Although I do miss IRC the most with regard to this hobby. I still use IRC for open source projects

Hmm... mp3tag is what I tried before I replied. The embedded cover shows up just fine in various players, but at least for me, it does not change the icon displayed on the file itself (including after

Just a reminder that our first trial video meet-up will be this evening at 8:00 central time (after Martin's Shadow presentation). Here is the Google Meet

If you have changed the cover art metadata of the file to the custom picture and you make sure that the picture file goes along with audio file in the same relative location within the file hierarchy,

Dave Have you ever tagged a file? It is a very simple process. When you tag a show, it allows you to update the displayed icons, genre, the title, author..... Tagging allows you to determine the way a