Nevermind, I came across several that I was sent prior and they all have titles. Now these are all from later in the run so I suppose it could be different during the early years. Ryan

Does anyone have access to a My Friend Irma script (I have seen the transcribed ones at genericradio.com) to know whether they had individual show titles? I'm just wondering if the titles given to

Wav for me

Wednesday, April 15, 2020, 2:15:30 PM, you wrote: I'm working on a new set and there's a fair number of episodes in .wav format. Of course, they're huge and converting them to .flac for distribution

thank you for this upload! all the best, dan

A newly revised version of the Casey log is at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10z9lg9FkZsFE_vaN19DDGh1kTVVCEZwKYa8RjUIBjfA/edit?usp=sharing A correction was made to a couple of entries. The

I enjoyed Paar. His interactions with regular guests, like Jonathan Winters, were warmer than Carson, who I thought of as mostly guests to promote something. Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad -- Marc

(cross-posted from the distro group, since there still aren't that many people there) OTRR certified The Weird Circle v2004 (3.35 GB on Windows/78 episodes) is available for download from Dropbox or

.flac is fine by me. On Wednesday, April 15, 2020, 8:03:39 PM EDT, Scott Mahan <scott@...> wrote:

.flac

Ryan, I prefer Wav files for the most part. Brian

I prefer flac for distribution, and have had no problems. Otherwise, for my personal use either one is fine. Either format I have to convert to mp3 in order to upload to our YouTube channel.

I prefer wav format. Granted the files are larger but there is no compression. And wav files are ideal for burning to CD. Archie

I always like WAVs but in the interest of disc space, have been fine with FLACs. Since it’s lossless, whomever wants WAVs can convert them. I do have issues with FLACS now and then on my Mac - if

Hi, Ryan. I use a mac as my primary computer and haven't had any issues with flac files. If it's easier to convert and upload that format, I say go for it. Danny On

I'm working on a new set and there's a fair number of episodes in .wav format. Of course, they're huge and converting them to .flac for distribution and uploading to Archive makes them a little easier

Yesterday I mentioned the first NY Times listing was for July 4, 1943. That was a Sunday paper with a weekly schedule. The listing for the show was actually for Wed 7/7/43. I did not mean to mislead.

I am checking David Siegel and J Randolph Cox's book on Flashgun Casey. Here is their take on names: Program debuted on July 7, 1943 as "Flash-Gun Casey press Photographer" On April 8, 1944 it

Thanks for reminding me For some reason the Alonzo Deen Cole papers have the name change noted as April 8, 1944 That makes no sense, because we have a copy of "Clue in the Clouds" with the series name

Broadcast Date: Friday, April 30, 1948 Sponsor: Bab-O. Suggested Episode Title: "Can Bert Harris Be Trusted?" Summary: At the hospital, brain surgeon Dr, Randy Ballancoutrt and Peter's personal