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Family Catechism: Fr. Lawrence Lovasik
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- If your
downloading time is really bad, you could try doing the
download after
11:00pm
or sometime when there isn't peak internet traffic for the
service provider. It might help to install a download
manager on your computer which may help to continue a
download from where it was before the disconnect.
Lastly there might be an issue with your internet
connectivity in general.
- I found a download
program and it worked. In fact, it reduce the download
time greatly. I used http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/
- the DVD images
have an extension of ".img" which my Nero
software did not recognize. I just renamed the file to
have a ".iso" extension and the files burned
fine.
- I was able to get
all of the MP3s to fit on 15 audio CDs.
- It does take hours
to download the files. I haven't stayed to watch. I start
two downloads before I go to bed and they're done in the
morning. I have a reasonably fast DSL line. On our T-1
line here at work it seems to download at about 160 kbps
and estimates about 3.5 hours to download.
- The downloads of
both the DVD images and the MP3s worked great! There was a
little trick to copying the DVD image to the DVD. My
software was looking for a file with an “.iso”
extension while the Catechism DVDs were produced with a
“.img” extension. After a little “clicking around
the internet”, I found out the two file formats were
interchangeable and just changed the extension to “.iso”.
- I was indeed able
to download the MP3 files. Rather than downloading each
one separately, the zip file seemed more convenient.
- I downloaded the
mp3 files. Was
easy to do but might be good to mention that once the
files are downloaded, they need to be unzipped with winrar
(any unzipping program will work) before you burn them
onto a cd.
- We downloaded the
first Cardinal Arinze Catechism DVDs, which two of our
chicken pox infested boys are watching right now!
- My Nero burning software worked just fine as an IMG file
extension. It is the more common one. ISO is more
associated with making hard disk images.
- I downloaded the
entire ZIP file. This archive contains MP3 files
which I intend to burn to CD.
- I downloaded the
mp3 files on my ipod. I have not been through all of
the questions yet but they are all there on the menu.
- Question:
"I did successfully download the entire
304 Cardinal Arinze Catechism MP3 files. However, my
computer would not allow me to transfer these MP3 files to
my Sirius Radio Stiletto 100 MP3 player.I routinely
download MP3 files from EWTN.com and other MP3 download
sites which can easily be transferred to my Sirius Radio
Stiletto 100 MP3 player. Do you know why I am unable to
transfer these MP3 files to my Sirius Radio Stiletto 100
MP3 player?" Answer: "There is no reason
I am aware of why you should be having this problem.
Make sure the files have been unzipped. Make sure there is
enough room on the device. Other than that I don't know
what to say. They are standard MP3 files."
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Question:
"I'm on an iMac computer. I downloaded the c.d.'s
successfully and imported them into iTunes. I listen to
them on my ipod. I attempted downloading the d.v.d.'s but
I wasn't able to open them for transfer onto dvd. I use
iTunes, iMovie HD, and iDVD to make and burn movies onto
DVD. I am very interested in getting the DVD's, so is
there a way to do this with my system and software?"
Answer: "I use macs myself, so I will try
and help you out. The MP3 downloads work well and are
indeed easy to import into iTunes and the iPod. I was able
myself to download the DVD files and burn them onto a DVD
disc using Disco.app which you can download here: http://www.discoapp.com/
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