[SpidermanUp]

Hi,


I have a quick question to those here using Radiotracker....I bought it a while ago, after reading many nice articles on it. It is indeed very nice and simple to use, but I am a newbie in PC/Internet things...:


I downloaded some songs with Radiotracker but I have no idea where I saved them ?:| .


Can anybody help?





Thanks

[mphenterprises]

Hi SpiderManUp and welcome to the PCWorld Communities. :D




I downloaded some songs with Radiotracker but I have no idea where I saved them?



This is a common misconception that I would like to address. As far as I know, there are no applications to which one would actually save a file. If you are downloading files, the files are stored within your hard drive. RadioTracker, again, unless this application is an exception, only plays the file.

Here is their website. This application appears to be just like any other audio player so, in this instance, your files are downloaded within your hard drive and then accessed and played using this application.

To determine where your files are saved, simply open the application's settings and search within there until you find something that references a saved location. More than likely, unless you changed this on your own, the default download location will be the My Music section of My Document. The other main location is the Desktop.

[SpidermanUp]

Hi,



Thanks for the help.

The files were indeed saved by default in My Documents and I didn't know that:8} , but I learned something new now....

Thanks

[mphenterprises]

With Pleasure. :D

[LoadingPage]

Hello,



I am also a Radiotracker user. The tool really saves the played songs. It can save tracks played on over 15.000 internet radio stations and it has several features which help to download only desired songs.