An interesting challenge

[Dan McDonald]

The earliest known existing recorded sound (ca. 1878) can be found at the website below. I have been fooling around with it a little, and believe DCArt might be used to make it more intelligible. I thought some of the users might enjoy this - sort of like an audio enthusiast's crossword puzzle.

Dan McDonald

http://www.tinfoil.com/cm-0101.htm

[This message has been edited by Dan McDonald (edited 12-05-2001).]

[Craig Maier]

Re: An interesting challenge

Sounds like a fun challenge. We should have a competition to see who can make it most intelligable - - -

[HopHead]

Re: An interesting challenge

haha - yeah - I'm in! Will try and post my results...

[Craig Maier]

Re: An interesting challenge

First problem - - - I was able to play the file but not download it. Anybody figure that one out? What did I miss on their site?

[Beautman]

Re: An interesting challenge

Try right-clicking on the MP3 link. There should be a "Save Target As . . ." option.

[Dan McDonald]

Re: An interesting challenge

save target as ... should work - if not, I can email it to anyone who can't download it.

Before you get started, you may want to read the whole blurb on it.. they think part of it is backwards.

I think I hear kids talking in the background..

Dan McDonald

[OpAmpMan]

Re: An interesting challenge

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Craig Maier:
First problem - - - I was able to play the file but not download it. Anybody figure that one out? What did I miss on their site?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Craig - The right click "SAVE TARGET AS" works fine.