anyone know any good mp3 download sites that work unlike the ones on the following forum http://www.world-of-digital.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=13902.
Mp3's
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monkeyspunks
Inactive User
y not just get kazaalite?
http://www.kazaalitee.com
monkeyspunks
http://www.emp3finder.com used to be a good'n
http://www.kazaalitee.com
monkeyspunks
http://www.emp3finder.com used to be a good'n
cheers guys I already use Kazaa also use winmx and bearshare. The main thing I am after is some where, that i can download full albums. Also the possability of downloading VCD's in mpeg format.
Any other ideas
Any other ideas
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cosmoss
Guest
You could also try this site for movies, www.sharereactor.com you will need to have downloaded edonkey though. You can get edonkey from www.edonkey2000.com
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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funboy
Guest
:Clap:
I find this is a very easy program to uses and is a great peer to peer. Its called Soul Seek it allows you to see the whole directory of music that you have asked for and then by right clicking you can queue the lot while you search for more music. mint
SoulSeek is a file-sharing network that's managed to generate a large following while staying beneath the P2P community's radar. Since AudioGalaxy's demise, many have migrated to various communities. Some have found refuge on WinMX or Blubster, while others have found SoulSeek to be an excellent alternative. Although there are numerous flaws with this up-and-coming network, it seems the right ingredients are in place to make this a successful P2P community.
Interface
I was pleasantly surprised by the simple navigation through this client. The toolbar is placed logically across the top of the screen with all the functions one could want from a P2P client. The layout is very similar to Blubster, allowing anyone from newbies to veterans to enjoy this network. If you haven't been on a file-sharing network since Naspter, you should feel right at home with SoulSeek .
Download Speed
SoulSeek currently doesn't support multi-source downloading, so you'll have to use their "average download speed" option as a guide. This feature tells you what speed you can expect the file to download at (similar to ping). Like WinMX, SoulSeek has numerous queues, which can be a bit frustrating. Not to worry though, like WinMX, these queues don't last all that long and you'll be downloading in no time.
File Availability
This is definitely one of SoulSeeks greatest strengths. If you're a fan of electronic, dance or trance music, SoulSeek delivers an amazing quan***y and quality of this music genre. Unlike Gnutalla or KaZaA, a wide variety of high bitrate mp3s are available. Although many were on queue, a vast amount we came across are not available on other networks. SoulSeek also has something called a "wish list" feature. If there's a rare song that you want, this feature will continually seek out this song until someone on the network makes this song available.
Network Architecture
Like most serious P2P networks, SoulSeek utilizes a decentralized network. It still requires a centralized start off point, or host cache to get you started. From the SoulSeek forums, the creator had displayed some concern that the RIAA would shut his network down, although due to its small size (2000-4000 users max) this was of little danger. However, with the recent media attention this network is getting, we may see these numbers start to rise.
Overall
SoulSeek may pride itself in being a small and resourceful network, however the mp3 hungry P2P community may wind up pushing this client into the mainstream. With an already solid userbase and wide selection of mp3s, it may be only a matter of time before network administrators find themselves in the P2P spotlight. SoulSeek needs to resolve the following problems to make it big in the file-sharing world: fix its memory hungry client, support file-hashing, incorporate multi-source downloading, and decentralize their host cache. We look forward to the continued development of this client. Check out SoulSeek at http://www.slsk.org/.
Try it and have fun!
Best Regards
Funboy:Jester:
I find this is a very easy program to uses and is a great peer to peer. Its called Soul Seek it allows you to see the whole directory of music that you have asked for and then by right clicking you can queue the lot while you search for more music. mint
SoulSeek is a file-sharing network that's managed to generate a large following while staying beneath the P2P community's radar. Since AudioGalaxy's demise, many have migrated to various communities. Some have found refuge on WinMX or Blubster, while others have found SoulSeek to be an excellent alternative. Although there are numerous flaws with this up-and-coming network, it seems the right ingredients are in place to make this a successful P2P community.
Interface
I was pleasantly surprised by the simple navigation through this client. The toolbar is placed logically across the top of the screen with all the functions one could want from a P2P client. The layout is very similar to Blubster, allowing anyone from newbies to veterans to enjoy this network. If you haven't been on a file-sharing network since Naspter, you should feel right at home with SoulSeek .
Download Speed
SoulSeek currently doesn't support multi-source downloading, so you'll have to use their "average download speed" option as a guide. This feature tells you what speed you can expect the file to download at (similar to ping). Like WinMX, SoulSeek has numerous queues, which can be a bit frustrating. Not to worry though, like WinMX, these queues don't last all that long and you'll be downloading in no time.
File Availability
This is definitely one of SoulSeeks greatest strengths. If you're a fan of electronic, dance or trance music, SoulSeek delivers an amazing quan***y and quality of this music genre. Unlike Gnutalla or KaZaA, a wide variety of high bitrate mp3s are available. Although many were on queue, a vast amount we came across are not available on other networks. SoulSeek also has something called a "wish list" feature. If there's a rare song that you want, this feature will continually seek out this song until someone on the network makes this song available.
Network Architecture
Like most serious P2P networks, SoulSeek utilizes a decentralized network. It still requires a centralized start off point, or host cache to get you started. From the SoulSeek forums, the creator had displayed some concern that the RIAA would shut his network down, although due to its small size (2000-4000 users max) this was of little danger. However, with the recent media attention this network is getting, we may see these numbers start to rise.
Overall
SoulSeek may pride itself in being a small and resourceful network, however the mp3 hungry P2P community may wind up pushing this client into the mainstream. With an already solid userbase and wide selection of mp3s, it may be only a matter of time before network administrators find themselves in the P2P spotlight. SoulSeek needs to resolve the following problems to make it big in the file-sharing world: fix its memory hungry client, support file-hashing, incorporate multi-source downloading, and decentralize their host cache. We look forward to the continued development of this client. Check out SoulSeek at http://www.slsk.org/.
Try it and have fun!
Best Regards
Funboy:Jester:
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el_clubber
Guest
Hi mate, you might wanna try this site for your albums, www.mp3delivery.com its got loads of full albums on it, only down side is the popups but it is a means to an end
monkeyspunks
Inactive User
The Hubs are the best place to get albums from as they are allways complete :Clap:
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Ormie
Guest
Well said monkeyspunks we should be advertising the hub more keep the file sharing going
big up to DavidH for his contribution
Cheers
Ormie
big up to DavidH for his contribution
Cheers
Ormie
