Success! I have all of the most recent tracks from the park music playlist, as well as the 1991 "theres a world I like to live in" television commercial with sound. trouble is, HUGE file sizes... you guys are gunna have to give me a while to get this uploaded. Richard, any chance of getting these up on the site, rather than post as attachment? i don't have any of my own webspace...

I can host them if needed Alex... What's your msn chief?

Success! I have all of the most recent tracks from the park music playlist, as well as the 1991 "theres a world I like to live in" television commercial with sound. trouble is, HUGE file sizes... you guys are gunna have to give me a while to get this uploaded. Richard, any chance of getting these up on the site, rather than post as attachment? i don't have any of my own webspace...

just convert them to mp3 man eazy peezy!

they ARE mp3 man! 256k quality MP3, total of 50 minutes worth. plus MPEG video - 1 min long

What sort of Connection do you have Alex? Just out of interet. Also, you never mentioned how big the files are. How big are they?

ok we're looking over 500Mb at the current bitrates. i plan to downmix them to 128k over the weekend, and split the file into each individual song. i have adsl 512.

how bout you just burn some cds then and save the trouble...im sure a lot of people along with myself would be happy to give you a few $$ for them

well, since my current situation has changed, thats not a bad idea. I will team up with Mickazee to produce some really nice professional covers with image and information of the park too. lets have a vote... what do you think the going rate should be? bear in mind the work that will be going into it... perhaps - Richard, do you reckon we could put this up on cafe press?

Why dont you just put the quality down to 128 and cut it down by heaps. I convert all the songs for my Ipod into Itunes in that format and it sounds great on big speakers up really loud

What is the nature of the content? Is/was it commercially available and purchased by the park, or was it written exclusively for the park? Selling copyrighted content through Cafepress could cause all sorts of legal issues. In bootleg trading, there's a thing called B&P (blanks and postage). What happens is people will send the required number of blank CDs and a self-addressed stamped return envelope to the person who has the bootlegs. The person burns the CDs and mails them back. No exchange of money takes place, and no laws are broken (in the context of trading of bootlegs - I don't know about this Wonderland stuff). I'd suggest doing it this way. I'll leave this for you guys to work out. If you do want to share them as compressed MP3s, then feel free to email the files to me. I can't guarantee that I will put them up, but if it seems legally sound enough, then I may put them on the site for all to see. See the Contribute page for a suitable email address.

hey Richard, with the exception of the "Wonderland Song" by 911, all the other songs are production music, licensed to be used freely, particularly by producers, advertisers etc. in another thread on here we talked about how some of this music had been used as backing for television commercials. I can say for a fact that the 911 version of the Wonderland song has legal copyright ownership. the remaining songs are devoid of copyright and are in the public domain. the only other song i could imagine that would be subject to copyright is the theme song used on their 1991 tv ad. I can't imagine sunway renewing the copyright to it, so the original copyright would expire in 2005, provided that the copyright application was made in 1990, pre-broadcast of the commercial.

Just dont put in 911 then, nobody really likes it anyway.