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To: Michael A. Gottesman who wrote (8686)	1/14/2000 4:59:00 PM
From: Bruno Cipolla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 60323

re: taping the con call. why don't you mp3 it and then post somewhere on the web? is it legal? B.

To: Michael A. Gottesman who wrote (8686)	4/29/2000 5:34:00 PM
From: Steve 667	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 60323

Wow! $50 per person is outrageous! Why is it so expensive? Sandisk could save a hell of a lot of money if it is really that expensive, by simply recording the conference call themselves and putting it in an MP3 file and putting it on their web page immediately after the call. All they would need is a MP3 recorder and somebody to spend 10 minutes transferring it to the web site. At least they don't have to spend much for the MMP card to put into the recorder. If anyone is going to the stockholders meeting, why don't you make this suggestion. If that doesn't work, I have another solution. Your going to love it. First there is a site called DIALPAD.COM which allows you to make free phone calls to anywhere in the U.S. for FREE! Works very well. It uses a $20 headset w/microhone connected to the input and output jacks of your sound card. I have used it to listen to conference calls, stock hot lines call friends etc. Now, all we need is the software that allows the user to record whatever is being played over the computer sound card and output to the speakers AND record that to an MP3 file. Then one of us can log into the next conference call, record it to an MP3 file and log into NAPSTER and make it available to those who are interested at a specified time. All we need is the software I described above to record the call to an MP3 file. I am sure there are such programs, I just don't know or have one specifically. If anyone has or knows of such a program, let me know where I can get it, and I will be happy to record the next conference call and make it available via MP3 and NAPSTER. Steve 667 * "Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool."