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| − | + | ***In Firefox, Right click and choose "Save Link As" to download file in MP3 format. | |
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Revision as of 17:31, 9 March 2010
- Premium Subscribers can set their default audio player by editing their MyRR Personalization Settings in their account settings. (Your account details link is at the top of every page on the site.)
ACCOUNT -> MyRR Personalization
All feeds have the ability to be archived but the feed owner determines if the feed is to be archived.
If the feed is archived, there is an “Feed Archive” showing.
Pressing this icon takes you to the archives.
To listen to Feed Archive: Choose the date & time to listen to. Then select the player you want & press the speaker icon.
To download a Feed Archive:
- Choose the date & time to listen to. Then on the download icon, follow this:
- In Firefox, Right click and choose "Save Link As" to download file in MP3 format.
- In Internet Explorer (IE) Right click and choose "Save Target As" to download file in MP3 format.
- Choose the date & time to listen to. Then on the download icon, follow this: