rocky12
03-12-2012, 11:04 PM
Hello,
I'm a member of Adamsfile FTP, and I heard good things about it for music, but maybe someone will be nice by helping me how it once I explain my problems?
Let's say I want a album that has 2, or 3 CDs. The CDs are separate from one another, and sometimes the second CD is not on the same page. Why are the CDs split up? I'm not making a big deal, but are the CDs suppose to be split apart? Also, I'm new to these trackers.
Let's say I want Grateful Dead, and the album is called In the Dark, so I type in the search box at the site Grateful Dead In the Dark. It brings up the artist only without the album. I have to find that album by digging.
Did anyone setup Adamsfile a certain way that I might not have done?
I'm using Chrome with translator in beta version, and sometimes it doesn't translate, so I have to read the Russia myself. What if I'm lazy, and I want the translator to work? Lol.
I'm just using the built in download manager for the browser without a third party FTP client. It works for me.
I'm a member of Adamsfile FTP, and I heard good things about it for music, but maybe someone will be nice by helping me how it once I explain my problems?
Let's say I want a album that has 2, or 3 CDs. The CDs are separate from one another, and sometimes the second CD is not on the same page. Why are the CDs split up? I'm not making a big deal, but are the CDs suppose to be split apart? Also, I'm new to these trackers.
Let's say I want Grateful Dead, and the album is called In the Dark, so I type in the search box at the site Grateful Dead In the Dark. It brings up the artist only without the album. I have to find that album by digging.
Did anyone setup Adamsfile a certain way that I might not have done?
I'm using Chrome with translator in beta version, and sometimes it doesn't translate, so I have to read the Russia myself. What if I'm lazy, and I want the translator to work? Lol.
I'm just using the built in download manager for the browser without a third party FTP client. It works for me.