BJtheDJ

You're asking in the wrong place There's a dedicated karaoke discussion group CLICK HERE

If you want to carry on seeding then that's the thing to do. Just remember to save to the same directory that your files are already in, uTorrent will then force a re-check before it downloads - and since the files will already be there you'll just carry on seeding (without having to DL anything) after the re-check. Same with any torrents that you may have that are incomplete.

Yep. Virtual DJ accepts ZIPped or RARred files for karaoke. Can't honestly remember the kast time I had to de-archive the files to play them as Audio + GFX, there's even an add-on to use WinAmp that's been around for well over 15 tears

Have them here, they need sorting. Very busy few days in front of me with Jubilee gigs etc, so will try to get them up for you by Sunday. Remind me if it doesn't happen

Saves me a job. Many thanx

After the weekend if these haven't been sorted for you I'll torrent these discs for you. I'm busy up over the weekend, and also transferring my karaoke files from a 4TB to an 8T drive before the smaller dirve dies; that's been a day so far and 23 hours to go, so I want to leave it to transfer in it's own time before I start fiddling about with it. Torrenting means that evrybody out there gets the opportunity to download rather than just us here. I appreciate that not everybody here has uploader status, but there's nothing to stop you from applying EDIT: Remind me on Monday, I'm very forgetful.

Use the link above that 1BadMan so kindly provided, the tracks that you want are there. The SC1711 tracks are at the very end. Don't forget to click the LIKE button to show your appreciation.

You have posted several of the tracks twice from the same company, just with different catalogue numbers: Breakout, their sole hit - twice each from Chartbuster, Pop Hits Monthly and Zoom.

Search the main GLO site for Sunfly Collection.

This 80s One-Hit Wonder band is actually called Swing Out Sister. 5 different songs from various companies, all CD+G except for a Pioneer video karaoke file. Click here for Download Link

Legends LEG221 - Michael Jackson Click here for Download Link

Legends Karaoke LEG220 - 5th Dimension + Mamas & Papas; note that track 4 is duplicated as by two different artistes. 5th Dimension did the original version and Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr (both formerly in 5th Dimension) had the hit version. Click Here for Download Link

No probs, we're all here to share the wealth. A click on the like button (y) is always nice and adds to my rep

New rip of a 2002 disc, not sure if it's been ripped before. Omnibus Karaoke OM28061 - S Club 7 Click here for Download link.

Legends Karaoke LEG181 Abba. as requested. Click here for Download Link.

Legend Karaoke LEG180, Tom Jones #2 as requested Click here for Link.

Legends Karaoke LEG179 Celine Dion #2 as requested Click here for Link.

Legends Karaoke LEG175, Diana Krall & Norah Jones as requested Click here for Link.

All of the Arcade Fire that I have here, there's Video Karaoke and CD+G karaoke, both commercial and home made. Click here for Link.

Yep, entrenched and intrusive - I became heartily pissed off with Windows trying to thrust the program down my throat every time that I opened a Dos Box. I did try (at that time) to find a list of commands online, but was unable to so do. Worse, openng the program gave me no guidance at all on how to use the program. I'm lazy, running Win8.1 and I have just opened PowerShell - here's a screen grab As you can see there's an almost illegible screen. Maximising leaves the window at the same width just maximizes it top to bottom. No help available from F1 or from the single drop-down menu and as I said previously no easily-found on-line list of commands and how to use them. Looking at the scripts that you very helpfully provided reminds of my mid-80s experiences of CP/M and a few years after that my (very) brief peek at Unix. I habitually use a Dos Box for small actions which would mean going all around the houses in Windows and haven't written or needed to write a batch script this century, probably not since the early 90s It is well documented, so not sure why you would have any trouble finding out about the commands. It is infinitely more powerful that what you can do with batch files and almost any other scripting language. This is the thing, I don't want to write and run scripts for small tasks with all of the checking testing and debugging that that would entail (and not use from year to year after writing it) when there is almost certainly a program out there that will do the job for me; I simply don't have the time for it - which is why I posted here for info about a program that did what I want That's very easy to get around, just de-select Options >> Delete source file after successful conversion. That's easy to circumnavigate, EZ-CD now has a Search facility of it's own which is accessible from Add Files and doesn't use the Windows Search facility, I don't remember seeing it before, so it's a welcome addition.

<<More Snip>> Thank you for the assist. I I had looked at EZ-CD but the interface has changed since I last used it, and I didn't recognise it. EZ-CD was the program that I used in the past and it does exactly what i want without having to use PowerShell, (for which I have never been able to find a guide to the commands, unlike DOS which I've usd since God was a boy ) As I noted in my previous post, I open EZ-CD. Then I open Windows Explorer at the folder where I want all FLAC files to be converted and do my search, Explorer always includes sub-folders. Then drag the results into EZ-CD. In Options I select [Delete source file after successful conversion] De-select Output folder. As a personal preference I then select in DSP: Loudness normalisation -6. Prevent clipping. Delete digital silence from the beginning. Delete digital silence from the end. Then I click on convert and a little later, depepnding on the number of files, the program lets me know that it's finished.

You're reading more into what I want than what I'm asking I had the program and it worked very well, but haven't needed to use it for a while and it's been lost in the midst of HD and computrer and OS changes. It was a simple operation; Open program. Using Windows Explorer go to the top of the directory tree. Search for FLAC. Drag the resultant files (excluding directories of course), into the program window. Make sure that my MP3 options are set to how I want them. Ensure that the target directory is set to 'Source'. Decide whether to keep original FLAC files or not after conversion. Start conversion. In this particular instance the source tree had 478 FLAC (plus another thousand or so WMA files) scattered amongst 143,000 files in the tree - all downloaded from usenet a few years back.

I did mention t, but some seem not to have reead that bit. The program should take random files from various folder, convert them, And then place the new mp3 into the same folder that the FLAC is in, with an option to delete the FLAC after conversion.

I have a heap of FLAC audio files to convert to mp3. Way back in the past I had a program that would take a bunch of FLAC files , convert them, and then put them into the same directory as the originatng mp3. I have two programs here, EZ-CD and free:ac but neither seem to have that option for me to use; they're fine for doing a folder at a time, but not for multiple folders or odd FLACS sprinkkled around a bunch of mp3s Anybody out there know of a program that will do it for me please ?? cheers BJ

Have you applied for uploader status ?? Miss Kitti is one of the major mods here (and started this discussion group), Dropping her a PM with your KaT name may assist your application. NOt saying that it will, but possibly .