Old Time Radio On New Fangled MP3 Players

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Most of the us were born well after the golden age of radio. All of us are "television babies", so the image of sitting down in the living room, waiting for the tubes of the big console radio to warm up is an image we can only imagine. (The Cat did share memories of napping happily over the warm tubes, but he wouldn't say how many of his nine-lives ago that was.)

Most listeners enjoys old time radio shows from MP3 files played on the computer of through their iPods or other mp3 storage and mp3 player devices. Smart phones and most Feature phones will have mp3 play-back and storage, so enjoying your radio shows were ever and when ever you want is easier than ever. The problem is just a matter of learning how to load your radio shows into your mp3 player.

Actually, the process is a very simple one that a twelve year old can do. (To be honest, for a long time I bribed a 12 year old to load my programs for me!) Begin by placing the mp3 disk that you received from Old Time Radio in your computer. Plug your player into one of your computer's usb ports using the cord supplied with your device (some feature phones don't include the cord, but you should be able to find one that will fit at an electronics store). The file for your device's play-list should open automatically, simply copy the shows from the disk menu into the player menu and that's all there is to it! Protect your device by clicking the "Safe to remove device" button, and you are ready to take your favorite shows where ever you go!

Another piece of advice-many listeners have always hated the cheap ear-buds that come with most players. He recommends spending less than $20 (there are more expensive available) to get a good set of silicon tipped noise-reducing ear buds. The clarity of the actor's speech and the subtleties of the sound effects are part of the experience you may have never known you were missing!

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