Recordings
PLAYING MP3 CLIPS
The MP3 audio clips can be played with most media players such as Windows Media Player, Apple iTunes, Real Player, WinAmp, MusicMatch Jukebox, etc. on most types of computers. Simply click the link for your connection speed (Dial-Up Modem or High Speed Cable/DSL/T1, etc.). If you do not have one of these players installed on your computer, see our Media Help Page to download and install one for free.
PLAYING QUICKTIME CLIPS
QuickTime audio clips may be played on PCs, Macs, and other computers which have the free QuickTime Player installed. Simply click the link for your connection speed (Dial-Up Modem or High Speed Cable/DSL/T1, etc.). If you do not have QuickTime and would like to install it, see our Media Help Page.
RECOMMENDED PLAYERS
We recommend using WinAmp, iTunes, or QuickTime to listen, since they will allow you to skip around within a recording if you wish.
MP3 OR QUICKTIME FORMAT?
MP3 is the most universal and will work with more players. QuickTime audio quality is a little better, but won't work if you don't have QuickTime installed.
HIGH SPEED OR DIAL-UP?
High speed connections like DSL, cable modems, frame relay, and T1/T3 lines like those found on corporate networks can use any of the links; high speed links have better audio quality. Telephone dial-up connections should use the "Dial-Up" links or audio will not play properly. Wireless or satellite connections may need to use the "Dial-Up" links depending on your actual connection speed.
AOL USERS
If you have trouble listening, see our Media Help Page.
FOR MORE HELP
For more help, see our Media Help Page.