Pinned KARAOKE ENTHUSIAST CHAT

[IbizaBri]

Hmmm, not too sure about that at all - largest affordable USB sticks

even right now are 512GB.

 

I remember struggling with 2 large plastic boxes filled with disc folders,

and those '400-disc' folders which burst at the seams when less than

three quarters full, and before that my 55 Laser discs and two Pioneer

laserdisc players which were temperamental as hell and had to be

treated very carefully.

 

And I remember the local karaoke shops charging an absolute fortune

for the American discs.

 

And paying exhorbitant prices for Plextor or Yamaha drives to write the

discs with, and then only at 1X speed with nothing else happening on

the computer.

 

But I also remember the heyday of £350 gigs and not backing down on

the price.

 

And then I remember when it became so much easier to copy discs, and

every mobile disco in the land had the same 60 or 70 discs and called

themselves 'karaoke/discos' - with one mic that both they and the

singers used - and no echo or reverb.

 

And every local singer on the circuit doing the same, and monopolising

the night, giving other singers very short shift.

 

And then the price collapse when all of the previously-mentioned

undercut our prices - I mean, if you're a pub landlord then a karaoke is

a karaoke innit??

 

They're all the same quality ain't they??

 

An' no they couldn't understand why karaoke nights weren't packing

them in any more.

 

An' so what if the karaoke played disco most of the night and had their

girlfriend and/or best mates singing half the time.

 

Yep, the good ole bad ole days

Following on from this, I certainly remember the fat floppy folders full of karaoke discs, I've never been a karaoke dj for hire, I have a bar and only present karaoke to my own customers (I don't have to carry all the equipment and discs around, nor set up and take down) If a group of people come in and want karaoke, I can be up and running in 15mins. I remember though, having to make and print a good number of songbooks, some in Artist order and some in Song Title order, containing all the disc numbers (that were written on my discs with permanent marker) and lots of supplementary pages added for every new disc purchase. Karaoke song slips and pens also. These days I don't bother with songbooks, I tell them if it's on karaoke, we've got it (95%+ of the time it works) Thankfully karaoke is still quite popular here with holidaymakers.

[landan9]

Hi. Does anyone have Diamond Rio One More Time and also When You Tell Me That You Loved Me by Iglesias and Parton

 

 

 

Thanks In Advance

[Renegade9111]

Hmmm, not too sure about that at all - largest affordable USB sticks

even right now are 512GB.

 

I remember struggling with 2 large plastic boxes filled with disc folders,

and those '400-disc' folders which burst at the seams when less than

three quarters full, and before that my 55 Laser discs and two Pioneer

laserdisc players which were temperamental as hell and had to be

treated very carefully.

 

And I remember the local karaoke shops charging an absolute fortune

for the American discs.

 

And paying exhorbitant prices for Plextor or Yamaha drives to write the

discs with, and then only at 1X speed with nothing else happening on

the computer.

 

But I also remember the heyday of £350 gigs and not backing down on

the price.

 

And then I remember when it became so much easier to copy discs, and

every mobile disco in the land had the same 60 or 70 discs and called

themselves 'karaoke/discos' - with one mic that both they and the

singers used - and no echo or reverb.

 

And every local singer on the circuit doing the same, and monopolising

the night, giving other singers very short shift.

 

And then the price collapse when all of the previously-mentioned

undercut our prices - I mean, if you're a pub landlord then a karaoke is

a karaoke innit??

 

They're all the same quality ain't they??

 

An' no they couldn't understand why karaoke nights weren't packing

them in any more.

 

An' so what if the karaoke played disco most of the night and had their

girlfriend and/or best mates singing half the time.

 

Yep, the good ole bad ole days

i paid 6 dollars for a 2tb stick

[BJtheDJ]

i paid 6 dollars for a 2tb stick

Then my advice is to test it STRAIGHT AWAY, unless you can test it earlier than that.

 

One of the programs here should do the job,

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is the one that I have used in the past.

 

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[BJtheDJ]

Following on from this, I certainly remember the fat floppy folders full of karaoke discs, I've never been a karaoke dj for hire, I have a bar and only present karaoke to my own customers (I don't have to carry all the equipment and discs around, nor set up and take down) If a group of people come in and want karaoke, I can be up and running in 15mins. I remember though, having to make and print a good number of songbooks, some in Artist order and some in Song Title order, containing all the disc numbers (that were written on my discs with permanent marker) and lots of supplementary pages added for every new disc purchase. Karaoke song slips and pens also. These days I don't bother with songbooks, I tell them if it's on karaoke, we've got it (95%+ of the time it works) Thankfully karaoke is still quite popular here with holidaymakers.

Yep dammit. Songbooks had passed my mind.

 

Inches thick and stinking of beer. Thrown across the room by drunken students.

 

Pieces of paper torn off the list for requests because they were too bone idle to use the

request slips tucked into the covers of the books.

 

Pages pulled out so that they can come across the room to show you a song.

 

I deffo don't miss songbooks.

[Renegade9111]

Then my advice is to test it STRAIGHT AWAY, unless you can test it earlier than that.

 

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read and holds 1.93 tb works like a charm

[BJtheDJ]

read and holds 1.93 tb works like a charm

Congratulations then. But I for sure wouldn't trust it.

 

That would make the price of solid-state hard drives look vastly over-inflated.

 

2TB Sandisk sticks go for about £160 on Amazon

[1BadMan]

Hi. Does anyone have Diamond Rio One More Time and also When You Tell Me That You Loved Me by Iglesias and Parton

 

 

 

Thanks In Advance

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Edited April 2, 2023 by 1BadMan

[Renegade9111]

Congratulations then. But I for sure wouldn't trust it.

 

That would make the price of solid-state hard drives look vastly over-inflated.

 

2TB Sandisk sticks go for about £160 on Amazon

i have had it for a year now have filled it dumped it reformatted it and no glitches

[1BadMan]

i paid 6 dollars for a 2tb stick

My question is... Could you please tell me where you picked it up, as I could use a few of them.

[1BadMan]

I ONLY HAVE ONE NIKO MOON TRACK, IT'S "NO SAD SONGS". I'D REALLY LIKE TO GET HIS BIGGEST HIT, "GOOD TIME" AND ANY OTHERS THAT MAY BE OUT THERE. THANKS!

Here's what I have

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[Renegade9111]

My question is... Could you please tell me where you picked it up, as I could use a few of them.

krazy bins

[paybpipty1]

read and holds 1.93 tb works like a charm

it reads 1.93GB....try writing (copying) a total of 32GB worth of karaoke files and movies...most likely when you retrieve it its no longer there....there are firmwares embedded on the chip that fools the O.S. your using the exact number of capactiy, when all it really does is overwrite the previous early copies like a loop...you're lucky if you even get at least 32GB...mine only got until 16GB...i've used h2testw and chipgenius and researched the flash ID code of the firmware detected for the true capacity/capability of the chip/firmware

Edited April 3, 2023 by paybpipty1

[Renegade9111]

it reads 1.93GB....try writing (copying) a total of 32GB worth of karaoke files and movies...most likely when you retrieve it its no longer there....there are firmwares embedded on the chip that fools the O.S. your using the exact number of capactiy, when all it really does is overwrite the previous early copies like a loop...you're lucky if you even get at least 32GB...mine only got until 16GB...i've used h2testw and chipgenius and researched the flash ID code of the firmware detected for the true capacity/capability of the chip/firmware

i had over 1tb written on it and ran karaoke shows with it it works just fine all songs loaded and were present

[landan9]

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Thank you my friend.