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NORML54601 04-28-05 12:30 PM

.Zen music files
 
Not sure which forum to post in, this or tech so please move if need be.

I found a site with some old Nirvana shows & demos but almost all are in .Zen format. There's a program on the site to convert but I don't trust it and am wondering if there's another way to convert these to a playable format. I've searched google but all I get are crazy hippie sites new age crap cause of the word zen. (Then again, I suck at the interenet) Any help would be appreciated.

I didn't post the link as I'm not sure what Nirvana's recording policy was/is. Anyone that's interested can e-mail me.

j123vt_99 04-28-05 01:43 PM

in regards to not trusting it, why don;'t you just copy the files to another folder or burn them to a cd to back them up

Gunshy 04-28-05 05:06 PM

Sounds like it might be crap:

http://filext.com/detaillist.php?ext...en&goButton=Go

On the other hand...

http://www.file-ext.com/z.html

^^ lists it as a "sound" file.

-Gunshy

NORML54601 04-28-05 05:25 PM


Originally Posted by j123vt_99
in regards to not trusting it, why don;'t you just copy the files to another folder or burn them to a cd to back them up

I'm not worried about losing the files, the conversion program is a .bat file and I don't want to d/l and run it on my cpu.

DVD Josh 04-28-05 08:58 PM


Originally Posted by NORML54601
Not sure which forum to post in, this or tech so please move if need be.

I found a site with some old Nirvana shows & demos but almost all are in .Zen format. There's a program on the site to convert but I don't trust it and am wondering if there's another way to convert these to a playable format. I've searched google but all I get are crazy hippie sites new age crap cause of the word zen. (Then again, I suck at the interenet) Any help would be appreciated.

I didn't post the link as I'm not sure what Nirvana's recording policy was/is. Anyone that's interested can e-mail me.

Before the days of Napster, in order to avoid being caught by network admins, people used to change the extension of media files to .xyz. Try changing it to .mp3 and see what happens.

NORML54601 04-28-05 10:21 PM


Originally Posted by DVD Josh
Before the days of Napster, in order to avoid being caught by network admins, people used to change the extension of media files to .xyz. Try changing it to .mp3 and see what happens.

Changing the file extension worked. It's also posted on the website, I must have missed it last night. :lol:

benedict 04-29-05 12:43 AM


Originally Posted by NORML54601
Not sure which forum to post in, this or tech so please move if need be.

Yes, this kind of thing needs to go in Tech but as it has now been asked and answered we'll leave it here.


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