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Yes.. that wonderful jingle k3b plays after it's finished burning your CD/DVD. What is it? I must know.....
  1. 04-23-2005 #1
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    Burning complete jingle played on k3b?

    Yes.. that wonderful jingle k3b plays after it's finished burning your CD/DVD. What is it? I must know..
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    I'm not sure what the jingle is, but if you want to hear it on tap you can find it in /opt/kde/share/sounds/k3b_success1.wav

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    I know I've heard it elsewhere, I just can't think of where...
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    It is that tune where you hear "chaaaaaaarge" at the end. Baseball games and such.
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    Awesome. Now I can finally go to sleep, thank you!
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    Quote Originally Posted by budman7
    It is that tune where you hear "chaaaaaaarge" at the end. Baseball games and such.
    Nope. That isn't it. It's definitely an Army cadence call of some type, but it isn't "charge".
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    retired1af, you sure
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    I just asked my roommate who used to be in the army. He said it was reveille(I think I spelled that right)
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  9. 04-28-2005 #9
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    Nope.. It's Assembly.. Sounded for troops to assemble in formation on the parade field for morning roll call, report and the Morning Colors ceremony.

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