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The best way to download the audio messages.

sermonindex Sep 8, 2003

To download the audio messages follow the steps below:1. Go to the downloads section, by clicking on the 'downloads' link in the menu.2. Choose a speaker. Then find the audio sermon title you want to download.3. Right Click on the title of the sermon and choose the option: 'Save Target As'. Then in the dialog box choose where to save the file on your Hard Drive. **Make sure to rename the file, ie. to the title of the sermon.

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carmose Sep 13, 2004

Hi Greg, When I get to the sermon I want, I right click, but the "save target as" option isn't available to me. It's in the menu, but in light grey not letting me chose it? Any ideas on how why this is or how I can download another way? Thanks!

sermonindex Sep 13, 2004

"Sometimes the 'Content Advisor' gets switched on which can gray out the 'save target as'. Have a quick look at 'Tools > Options > Content tab, and see if the 'Content Advisor' has been enabled.-disable it and it should work. close the browser window and open a new one after.

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carmose Sep 13, 2004

That did it!!!! You're terrific. I've been goofing around for days and days trying to figure it out... Thanks so much for the solution!!!!

sermonindex Sep 13, 2004

That did it!!!! You're terrific. I've been goofing around for days and days trying to figure it out... Thanks so much for the solution!!!! No problem feel free to introduce yourself here: Welcome & Intro I look forward to hearing more from you. God Bless.

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Cato Oct 24, 2006

When I copy these files they show up as a "php" file and Itunes will not accept it...can you tell me how to get these sermonds into Itunes? thanks

sermonindex Oct 24, 2006

Simply rename the files from the .php extension to a .mp3 are you on a MAC or PC?

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repentcanada Oct 24, 2006

I cannot download audio files with mozilla firefox, only with explorer. does anyone know how you can download and save with mozilla firefox??

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Cato Oct 25, 2006

I am on a PC...ok, so where and how do you rename a file from a php to an mp3...I don't see that option...I have 'right clicked' etc. GOT IT...I "Open in New Window",,,rename and put .MP3 at the end of it...phew...that only took a couple of weeks to finally work out...tks

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PreachParsly Oct 25, 2006

repentcanada,

Do you have the Download them all extention? https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/201/

After you download it you can right click on the file and you will have a few options.

Save Link with DTa on.... this one opens a box where you can change the file name and location.

Start link with DTa one click - this one just starts downloading it to the location you have chose.

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ktomalty Aug 13, 2007

Downloading sermons.
-> Right click sermon title
-> click Save Target As... (explorer) or Save Link As... (firefox)
-> Enter the name you want to use for the file (I usually just copy and paste the title; if it is a video you will have to remove any brackets in the name since it usually says '(video)' after the title)
-> Make sure you add the file type to the end of the file name before clicking save -- the file type will be in the bottom right hand of corner of the individual sermon box, to the right of the magnifying glass. For audio sermons it is usually .mp3 For video sermons it will change so make sure you check before saving. You have to put a period (.) before the file type.

So if you were going to download "A Burning Heart" this is what you would want to enter:
A Burning Heart by Leonard Ravenhill.mp3

If you were to download A Man of God you would enter:
A Man Of God video by Leonard Ravenhill.asf
-> After you have entered the title and file type click save and the sermon should download.
-> Make sure you know where the file is being saved to (ie. Desktop or My Music, etc).
-> Then you can open it with Media Player or whatever audio program you have. Double clicking the downloaded file should automatically open the file.

Also, you can subscribe to the sermonindex podcast if you have iTunes. All the sermons that are podcasted are worth while listening to. Just click 'podcast directory' in the podcast section of iTunes and then seach "sermonindex" or something similar.

Hope you can follow me and that this helps.
May the Lord speak to you and shape you as you listen to the wisdom of His saints.

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alan4jc Aug 29, 2007

Can I download sermons if I have a Mac :-(

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