Patent Application For Seeding Bad Music Files

[SlimShady]

A few days ago I was downloading the latest album from The Black Eyed Peas, by searching for it on K-Lite.
I downloaded only the files that had the most users/sources.
I assumed they were working and didn't test them, so I burned them on a CD with Nero 6
When I played the disc on my CD-player, all the tracks were the same!!.
Really weird. Someone made one audio file containing 15 seconds of "Where's the love" and made it loop.
But they had different filenames and sizes.

When I read this topic I recognized this experience.
So if you continue think about what you said here and make it happen, K-Lite will then no longer find/download fake files.

Good luck!

[RealitY]

Originally posted by SlimShady@4 September 2003 - 12:30
When I read this topic I recognized this experience.
So if you continue think about what you said here and make it happen, K-Lite will then no longer find/download fake files.

Link is down, explain if you could. Perhaps you're reffering to Paul's post on the IP's that are serving the edited files or...

As for different files types possibly being affected, well its already happened.

As I see it only Sharman can truly fix this.

[SlimShady]

I meant the topic named:
"There is a way to overcome the Kazaa Hash Limitation"

[RealitY]

Originally posted by SlimShady@7 September 2003 - 15:39
I meant the topic named:
"There is a way to overcome the Kazaa Hash Limitation"

Which was how...

[RealitY]

Truth be told perhaps Sharman even leaked the method to this madness themselves, as it actually fowards their "business model" since nobody will attack the Altnet type DRM files, or pehaps SOMEONE should (wouldn't that be irony).