At 01:29 AM 26/04/02 -0700, Tom Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Once again I find I can't download little clips of music or songs off
>Internet sites to play in iTunes or other music software. The song---or
>samples of songs---end up on my Mac's desktop after downloading as
>RealPlayer documents with .ram on the ends of the titles, and when I try to
>import them into iTunes or convert them into some other form that iTunes
>can use, nothing happens. Evidently they are linked back to the webpages
>they came from, and RealPlayer has to re-establish an online link to them
>before it can play them again.

How big are the ram files? IIRC, the .ram file on the server is just a one
line text file, a pointer to the actual media file, which probably has
".ra" suffix. You probably can't download that file, but give it a try.



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