Don't need to record, there's a download button next to the player. Just takes a lot of scrolling and clicking to get them all.
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Don't need to record, there's a download button next to the player. Just takes a lot of scrolling and clicking to get them all.
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Uh okay. I already have the physical copy, so didn't have a good look at the site.Originally Posted by Paulbot
It was noted that the music on the website is a different mix to the CD release, as it is said to be closer to how it was edited for the movie, while the CD had everything intact before it was used in post-production.
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I think I've looked at that site about 5 times between yesterday on my mobile and on the desktop, I can't for the life of me see how to download them directly? I see no button.
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Give stare, over there
Clicking the button downloads the current playing song; so you need to go through each song one at time, start playing it, click download, then move on to the next.
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Someone already created a zip file
https://uploadfiles.io/0nvvu
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That is so different to the interface I have it's not funny. I dont' have an image hosting site set up otherwise I'd show you.Give stare, over there
Clicking the button downloads the current playing song; so you need to go through each song one at time, start playing it, click download, then move on to the next.
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Yeah... I had another look, and both firefox and explorer don't have that download icon - only the time bar and volume control.
BUT... google chrome does have it, so it must just be an in-browser add-on that does it for sites like that one.
Or, the Paramount site was designed to work best/fullest on Chrome, and other browsers just don't have the same default plug-ins to utilise their website completely.
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