--------------NOTAM------------------------I would just like to announce to everyone some exciting news. The PIC767 radio show is going to be aired Sunday, September 14 at 1200Z. It is not live so you don't have to haul your sorry butts out of bed in the America's and beyond after the Kenya-Tel Aviv flight. So set your personal calandars to remind you. -------------------------------------------http://www.pic767flyingclub.com/picradio.htmNext Brodcast Date: September 14, 2003Special Guests: Daryl Shuttleworth and Mike BevingtonTopics: PIC767 in FS9 "Will it ever work?" Special inside report from Wade Chafe on the future of the PIC767. (yes... it is true and it is very good news :D )Online flying

Bill,will there be replay facility => I'm at work when the broadcasts on.

Yes it will be there to dnload and listen to at your will as a .wav file.

Thanks Bill.

Sounds great Bill - thanks v much :-)

looking sweet guys :)btw: mark, we should really meer up for flights together, saw you flying off to Faro today as i headed out from malpensa to heathrow.the reason i'm saying this is because me thinks we're on approximately the same time zone making it easier to join up on the 'free time'...of course, this is an open invitation to anyone wanting to fly together...(yes, i do know PicOnVatsim but i don't think that that should be the only time to fly together...)greetz(oh yeah, lenny.zaman@skynet_REMOVE_THIS_.be)

Lenny,am back at work tommorrow.Hope to participate in the SAFARI RUN on SAT.Will mail u later next week when I am off work again.

bump,this looks like it could be interesting to us all.

122megs .wav yeiks. Have to find a way to make it into realplayer streamAny ideas how to?

Nope.What about maybe playing it at 1200z / 1800z / 2100z

help

What about compressing it into an mp3? Would be much smaller than it's .WAV form.

There are a number of options available:You can use any of the following software to downsample your .WAV file and decrease the file size. I've found that 16-bit, mono works very well without any appreciably loss of quality.Cool Edit Pro (now called Adobe Audition) http://www.adobe.com/products/audition/main.htmlSonic Foundry Sound Forge http://www.sonicfoundry.com/products/default.aspTotal Recorder Pro http://www.highcriteria.com/ As suggested earlier, you can use a tool like Konvertor to convert from .WAV to MP3 format. http://download.com.com/3000-2192-10206892.html

Aargh...If you have the broadcast ready, please make it available as soon as possible... I might not be able to get to my computer tomorrow, but I'm dying to listen to the show... :-ukliamTero