Music

[isnet396]

How do these people on the forums and elsewhere get high quality MP3's from attrractions (not the ones from WDWF)?! Magic? :lol:


Ian

 

[CmdrTostada]

Some people get them from file sharing programs, but thats illegal. Others buy the cd's sold at WDW.

 

[DCA Fan]

Cd's, websites, bring your own recorder, videos, other people, etc.

 

[woofboy111]

check out http://www.popkid.com/disney/

 

[DisneyPan]

some cast members get them from being in shows/parades, etc. They use rehearsal tapes to practice.

 

[mkt]

rodney...

is that you?


oh yeah... others are just shady and tap into the source itself

 

[DisneyPan]

Yep, it's me. I hardly ever post; I just like to read!

 

[Katherine]

You can also visit www.live365.com and search disney and you'll get like seven different just disney stations. It doesn't cost anything and you don't have to download anything.

 

[RobVanDam]

Originally posted by Turbogames
Some people get them from file sharing programs, but thats illegal. Others buy the cd's sold at WDW.

:lol: i know im a little late on this but.... file sharing programs aint illegal if they're p2p , person to person , if it comes from 1 central base , then yes they're illegal .. like napster...

 

[guwag]

Originally posted by RobVanDam



:lol: i know im a little late on this but.... file sharing programs aint illegal if they're p2p , person to person , if it comes from 1 central base , then yes they're illegal .. like napster...

Actually Napster files weren't centrally based, the only thing centrally based was the list of who had what and where they were. The files were sent user to user.

Anyway, breaking a copyright is still illegal however you transfer the information be it p2p or from a central base.

I suppose Disney is partially to blame for copyright breach of its own IP due to the exorbitant cost of the CDs in the parks - a 15 minute CD of Spectromagic costs about $15 :fork: which is what I would pay for an album of music, definitely not a single.

 

[radioandy]

If you can access newsgroups, go to alt.binaries.multimedia.disney

There are files contibuted daily from attractions, movies, etc.

 

[RobFL]

Disney used to have CD Burners in the parks that would record the music from any area or pavillion onto a CD for you.

Those went the way of Communicores, but people put their CD's on the net. I suspect that's where a majority of the files come from originally, because they were entirely unavailable before those burners came into being and perhaps are the reason for their departure.

-Rob