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Re: Show HN: An infinite record playlist of out-of-copyright works

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Thank you! There are a few others like this: Radio Dramas: https://www.locserendipity.com/Radio.html VOA Audio 2020 Collection: https://www.locserendipity.com/VOA.html BBC One: https://www.locserendipity.com/Rad1.html G. Robert Vincent Voice library: https://www.locserendipity.com/Vincent.html AND 78RPM records with reduced static (used a high/low pass filter to remove it using Pizzicato.js): https://www.locserendipi…

Not getting https://www.locserendipity.com/Listen.html (with the low pass filter) to play. Is that supposed to play like https://www.locserendipity.com/PushPlay.html ?

It works a bit differently. You press "Random" or do a search, then click the songs that appeal to you. They are added to the (text) playlist. The idea is that you can change and save the playlist--no login required. You can even download the whole thing and use it offline, completely privately. It still works. The only bug is that you cannot skip.

Re: Show HN: An infinite record playlist of out-of-copyright works

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Unfortunately I'll probably be dead by the time the Joe Frank catalog drops out of copyright: https://www.joefrank.com/ The most interesting radio from around the '90s from KCRW (NPR).

Wow $1510 (https://www.joefrank.com/shop/the-entire-joe-frank-collectio...), but money well spent probably. Radio dramas are really, really enjoyable.

Re: Show HN: An infinite record playlist of out-of-copyright works

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Not getting https://www.locserendipity.com/Listen.html (with the low pass filter) to play. Is that supposed to play like https://www.locserendipity.com/PushPlay.html ?

It works a bit differently. You press "Random" or do a search, then click the songs that appeal to you. They are added to the (text) playlist. The idea is that you can change and save the playlist--no login required. You can even download the whole thing and use it offline, completely privately. It still works. The only bug is that you cannot skip.

I’m not getting a play button on the low-static version. I did manually copy one of the mp3 URLs [1] and it sounds great though. I’m on iOS (Safari on iPad) if that makes a difference.

[1] That saxophone sounds great on headphones! https://archive.org/download/78_all-by-myself_don-cherry-gra...

Re: Show HN: An infinite record playlist of out-of-copyright works

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It works a bit differently. You press "Random" or do a search, then click the songs that appeal to you. They are added to the (text) playlist. The idea is that you can change and save the playlist--no login required. You can even download the whole thing and use it offline, completely privately. It still works. The only bug is that you cannot skip.

I’m not getting a play button on the low-static version. I did manually copy one of the mp3 URLs [1] and it sounds great though. I’m on iOS (Safari on iPad) if that makes a difference. [1] That saxophone sounds great on headphones! https://archive.org/download/78_all-by-myself_don-cherry-gra...

That is quality music! I have listened to many hours of this, and only one of the songs brought me to tears: https://ia600705.us.archive.org/25/items/78_how-can-you-refu... and from the radio drama section, John Finninmore's Souvenir program is tops: https://archive.org/download/JFSP56/0-101.mp3 and this one was among the most memorable: http://www.rusc.com/members/files/mp3/f/favs.1949.03.05_Bet_...

Re: Show HN: An infinite record playlist of out-of-copyright works

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I’m not getting a play button on the low-static version. I did manually copy one of the mp3 URLs [1] and it sounds great though. I’m on iOS (Safari on iPad) if that makes a difference. [1] That saxophone sounds great on headphones! https://archive.org/download/78_all-by-myself_don-cherry-gra...

That is quality music! I have listened to many hours of this, and only one of the songs brought me to tears: https://ia600705.us.archive.org/25/items/78_how-can-you-refu... and from the radio drama section, John Finninmore's Souvenir program is tops: https://archive.org/download/JFSP56/0-101.mp3 and this one was among the most memorable: http://www.rusc.com/members/files/mp3/f/favs.1949.03.05_Bet_...

Thanks for the suggestions. If you like that one maybe you'd like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtolv9kM1qk
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