Is any
private data collected through this site?
No private data is collected.
Statistic anonymous data is only collected for improving reasons, like visits'
world map, browser version, connection speed, screen resolution, operating system, viewing errors. You can
check the type of the collected information
here.
What does a warning about cookies
mean?
You may have high privacy level at your browser's options, which does not allow
cookies.
Cookies are text archives which are saved to your browser's cache memory (a
directory of your browser installation). Many
sites use this method for statistic or advertising reasons. This site uses
cookies strictly for
statistic reasons.
I am a simple user. Are the songs free for personal use?
I am a professional. Are the songs free for professional use?
All the available songs are free for every purpose, even promoting your work. A credit to "zero-project", or a reference link to
"www.zero-project.gr" is more than fine :)
You can click
here for more details about the license.
Proprietor "zero-project" does not set any additional limitation on
the professional use
of his music.
All the available songs are remaining free under the "Creative Commons 3.0 -
Share alike" license.
1) Buying a license from
Jamendo Pro service. You
can go to the page of the album which includes the song that you are looking
for. After clicking on the "License this music" button, you can choose the
song that you need a license for.
When the checkout is finished, you can download a high quality WAV or FLAC file
of the song, as well as pdf documents for the
certificate, the
license agreement and the invoice. With
this option, you also support "zero-project" because the 50% of your payment
for a Jamendo license goes to the artist.
2) Requesting a digital certificate document from
SafeCreative organization
For any other special occasion, please, feel free to
contact me.
How can I support
"zero-project"?
If you want to support "zero-project", you can offer your own donation by clicking on the
button below. You can also buy an item from the "zero-project" shop, or purchase a payable digital download from
this site or
from an
What is the
structure of www.zero-project.gr?
This site has been made in such a way to be navigated as easily as possible. You can visit
the
"Site map"
page, in order to understand better how this site works. There have been efforts
to keep the site's navigation as simple as possible, however, any suggestion
on the site improving is absolutely welcome. You can send an email to
info@zero-project.gr with your suggestions.
What are the
buttons at the bottom of each page for?
How can I listen to a song?
I don't see any player under the titles of the songs :(
What is "widget"?
How can I place a playlist widget with "zero-project"
music on my site/blog?
How can I download a song?
I click on the title of the
song but I cannot download anything :(
I have downloaded a full album in
a single .zip file. How do I have access to its contents?
Why is an error
message appearing when I try to decompress a zip file?
The high quality download that I have paid for, has
failed. What can I do?
What is an audio CD image?
What is the best choice for audio
CD burning, mp3 files or audio CD images?
Why do I see
frames around the pictures?
Why clicking on an item, the page "not found" is
appeared?
What
browser is recommended?
I would like to thank
every programmer and programming team for distributing useful applications for free.
Thank you for visiting www.zero-project.gr.
Please, feel free to contact me at
info@zero-project.gr for any question.
Every suggestion is welcome!
The buttons are placed at the bottom of each page for easier navigation. By clicking
on each one of them you can navigate as it is shown in the photo.
Under every song title there is an mp3 player.
By clicking on the play button,
the song starts playing after a short loading time.
What is the time needed for the song to start playing?
After you have clicked the play button, the loading time depends on the speed of
your internet connection. For an 1 Mbps ADSL line, just a few seconds are needed.
If you see something like this, the
Adobe flash player plugin has to be
installed into your system. You may also have to enable the execution of "active-X" control. If an
indication bar (like the example photo below) appears into your browser asking you to enable active-X,
just click "yes".
I click on the play button but I cannot hear anything :(
The link of the song is updated: You may need to clear your browser's
cache by pressing the refresh button or the key F5 of your keyboard. Sometimes,
the cache memory of your browser cannot be cleared by pressing
F5 or "Refresh". You can click on the menu "Tools" -> "Clear private data" ->
"Cache memory" (for Mozilla Firefox) or "Tools" -> "Internet options" -> "Clear"
from the "History" area, selecting "Temporary internet files"
(for Internet Explorer).
"Widget" is a short of "Window gadget". This term describes an application that can
be distributed and executed through a web browser preserving its original
interface. The most common way of reproducing a widget, is by copying its html
code and pasting it into a blog's (or site's) html code editor.
You can find widgets for your site/blog
here.
1) With left click on a song's title.
2) With right click on a song's title and selecting an option according
to your browser.
Internet Explorer:
Mozilla Firefox:
Google Chrome:
Apple Safari:
Opera:
The link of the song is updated: You may need to clear your browser's
cache by pressing the refresh button or the key F5 of your keyboard. Sometimes,
the cache memory of your browser cannot be cleared by pressing
F5 or "Refresh". You can click on the menu "Tools" -> "Clear private data" ->
"Cache memory" (for Mozilla Firefox) or "Tools" -> "Internet options" -> "Clear"
from the "History" area, selecting "Temporary internet files"
(for Internet Explorer).
The files with ".zip" extension are compressed files. You can extract
the
.zip files within Windows by right clicking on a compressed file and selecting "Extract All...".
If you get an error message like the example photo above, it means that your
download has not been successfully completed. Sometimes, even if it seems
that the download was finished, the file that you have downloaded is
partial. For example, "zero_project_fairytale_audio_cd.zip" file size is 444
MB, but the downloaded file is about 15 MB. Trying to decompress it, an
error message is appearing. In such a case, please, try to download the file
again. For big files, use of download managers like
JDownloader,
Flashget
or
Free Download Manager (all the programs are free)
is recommended.
These programs are a really good choice to manage your downloads, without wasting
your time. You can even pause a download and complete it another
time.
There is no reason to worry about :) You can send and email to
info@zero-project.gr and you will receive the link of the file you
didn't manage to download.
The audio CD image files are packages that include at least two types of
information: Content information and CD type information. In our case, contents
are the "audio tracks" and CD type is "audio CD". Cue/bin format is a generic type
of image file which describes the above information, in order to be used for burning
an audio CD image file to a physical CD-ROM disc.
An audio CD image has been made of original wav files, keeping the maximum sound
quality. The mp3 algorithm removes some data information from the original files, in order to keep
a small file size. The lost information after mp3 encoding can not be recovered again.
The differences between an original wav file and a right encoded mp3 file at 192
or 256 kbps are not perceptible on most home audio devices. However, audio CD
images, wav and flac files are recommended for high-end sound systems :)
You can use a free burning utility like
ImgBurn
or
InfraRecorder
in order to "burn" the audio CD image file to a physical CD-ROM disc. Additional
information about this issue is available
here.
Because of some design improvements the ".png" graphics file format is used instead
of the legacy ".gif". The older versions of the browsers may not support photos with
transparency in ".png" format. If you see frames around the pictures like
the example photo, I think it would be a good idea to update your browser to a
new version; it is recommended for better viewing results on many
sites :)
The item or the page you are looking for has been
updated. In such a case, press the refresh button of your browser, or the F5
key of your keyboard in order to update the contents in your browser.
This site is tested and fully functional with the latest versions of the most
popular browsers. You can click on the logos to visit
the official site of each browser.
All
the compressed .zip archives of this site have been made with
7-zip.
The mp3 files have been encoded with
Lame encoder using
LameDropXPd frontend.
The ogg
vorbis files have been encoded with
Audacity. The flac files have been encoded with
Flac encoder, using
FlacDrop frontend. The ftp site management is
done with
FileZilla. You can click on the logos to
visit the official site of each free project.
