theme song on DCL website?

[KYCruiseCrazy]

anyone know where i can get the theme song from the DCL website? i want to make it a part of my theme for a DVD i'm making for our next cruise? thanks for all your help to help more its the song you hear when you watch the short 3.1 Mb video at the 360 views and more

 

[KYCruiseCrazy]

 

[232271]

why the mad face?

 

[KYCruiseCrazy]

bump

 

[CRSNDSNY]

Shouldn't it load somewhere in your cache? You can grab it from there.

 

[jrabbit]

The biggest problem that I see with the file that has the music on it is that it is a SWF file (Shockwave - which is a plug in into your internet explorer (or other browser).

I'm not sure how to change / convert it into an MP3 file (or anyother type of audio file)

Anyway...
here are the step by step instructions on how to get the audio - assuming you are using MS Internet Explorer and a microsoft operating system - sorry Mac users - I don't have a clue for you (note to aol users - once you use your aol software to connect to aol, you can use any browser you want to - at the same time you are using the aol browers).

go to www.DisneyCruise.com (that's the home page).
Wait for the page to load - including the music (especially)
Click on the Tools Menu bar, then select Internet options
Click the button that says "Settings..." in the temporary Internet files section
Click "View Files..." (that opens up windows explorer)
Minimize un needed windows and resize the windows explorer window so you can see your desktop
Scroll to the right until you see the "Last Accessed" column. Click the column heading repeatedly (and slowly - sometimes it can take a while for the list to get sorted out) until there is a down arrow (triangle) picture in the column.
Make sure you are at the TOP of the list (on the keyboard you can press the ctrl key and then tap the home key and release them) and then scroll back to the left hand side where the file names are
Now you can search down the list until you come to a file called "DCL_audio.swf"
with the mouse you now can drag it from the the explorer window to your desktop.
Clean up time: Close your explorer window - you no longer need it. Click the cancel button in the "Setting" dialog box. Click the cancel button on the Internet Options dialog box.

From your desktop you can copy it to where ever you want it to be located at. (Like I said earlier, you may need to transform it into a "useable" format.)

Good Luck

 

[KYCruiseCrazy]

jrabbit thanks. now i just need to figure how to make it into a wav file

 

[Billinaz]

Just rename the extension to .mp3

There are several software converters that will convert that to .wav

I also tried just renaming it to .wav and that worked as well.

 

[KYCruiseCrazy]

thanks Billinaz
that really helps.

 

[april riddle]

If you are looking for a great Disney CD for background Music - I suggest Manheim Steamroller meets the mouse. It is a great CD with no words and instant identification of the song. I listen to it at work when I am trying to take a few deep breaths to chill out.