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It's not that people are spreading the bad files. It's just the RIAA has so many users on the p2p network with insane amounts of bandwidth that they are ovewhelming the downloads. They are literally flooding the network with the bad versions of the song. Check one of the users out sometime, click on one with a lot of bandwidth. Then click find more from same user.. you will see a listing of more than 100 gigs of music files. That's the RIAA in action.
Man, the only real way to get around that noise is by posting verified hashes for every song.
apparently that doesn't allways work either, i posted a verified hash and someone got a dud:Quote:
Originally posted by Gre1@5 August 2003 - 22:23
Man, the only real way to get around that noise is by posting verified hashes for every song.
http://www.klboard.ath.cx/bb/index.php?showtopic=56583
thats absolutely ridiculous. if you left auto search more going on one of the songs that screeched all night it would bring up over 50,000 songs. when you let auto search more go for about 5 minutes it brings up over 300. you can't tell me that the riaa has enough money ( especially if they say thier losing money) for that much bandwith. That a whole lot of users. I say that do get a lot though. They probably have about a very high internet connection like a few oc48's. they put kazaa on every computer on a network and give out unlimited uploads. it's a lot of money but i think they can afford that. with such high bandwith and every computer on the network uploading they could upload about 100 songs in in a matter of a couple of minutes. then they just let the stupid newbie kazaa users take it from there. people are too lazy to just right click and delete the screeching files. Instead now when they download a file they click on about 5 different songs and let them all go at the same time till they get the right one. they then leave all the bad songs and other people do the same exact thing.Quote:
It's not that people are spreading the bad files. It's just the RIAA has so many users on the p2p network with insane amounts of bandwidth that they are ovewhelming the downloads. They are literally flooding the network with the bad versions of the song. Check one of the users out sometime, click on one with a lot of bandwidth. Then click find more from same user.. you will see a listing of more than 100 gigs of music files. That's the RIAA in action.
Someone just didn't no what there where doing if u post a hash they shouldn't have gotten a fake file unless it was fake. They did something wrong.
*can't believe people are still going on about this*
Its not the fuckitgn RIAA let me tell u this if they Think its illegal to download mp3 then why put out a mp3 for example of black IPs jsut name it different??? s0o what?? by their messaure there doing what where doing uloading music!!
um.... see for yourself. Search for a mp3 that you know screeches (any jack johnson song from the cd on and on, encoded at 128 kps), and then select one of the users, search for more from the same and you will see thousands of files in order of artist, all which have the same screeching sound. (The bitrate for these users is all the same, according to kazaa, and is set at 1024) There are also movies on some of these user names.
Why would the RIAA use this method? Online stores have been doing this for years, offer the user the first few seconds then rudely cut them off. If the RIAA has people using up their download limits on 20 second clips and screeching sounds, then the volume of shared files will be down, and the artists will be getting publicisity from the previews.
btw. the screeching sound comes from the left and right channels of the file being added together to create a flat sound. Therefore, the mp3s still have the same tags as te original and come up as the same file. The only reason you get the screeching is the shear bandwitdh that these users have.
And no, you cannot just remove one channel because the other one has been removed.
ps. the other , far fetched solution is that there is a virus that is attaching itself to mp3 files and completing the atleration as people are downloading it. Which would explain the numerous people still holding on to the original files. but as i said, far fetched
dude. do you not download music from kazaa. you must use soulseek. obviously your not seeing the extent to these. i guess you dont download popular music and it's just underground. EVERY song is like this. Every version of every popular song is like this. The only way to download a correct version is by verifieds or if you find one lucky person who accually has a right one. The files that have the most sources are gonna be fake. This CAN'T happen by coincidence and one person is accidently screwing up all these files. I've been downloading music from kazaa since napster died. Right after napster died and i've always been able to find the right version of a song no matter how many fakes there were. I can't do that anymore. I have to download every song in the list to find a right one. I can't even use kazaa for songs anymore. I use soulseek now. It's the only program that has real music files on their network. The recording industry is doing this. Thier not illegally sharing thier own music files. They're sharing FAKES AND SCREECHING ONES. Thier using technology to beat us and it's WORKING.Quote:
Its not the fuckitgn RIAA let me tell u this if they Think its illegal to download mp3 then why put out a mp3 for example of black IPs jsut name it different??? s0o what?? by their messaure there doing what where doing uloading music!!
I'm also thinking, after I read a lot about this topic, that this might be some kind of a virus even if some say this is impossible. I really can't believe that the riaa is doing such an effort, like sharing tons of faked mp3 files. This would be illegal in the same way we are sharing mp3's.
And I'm also doubting the theory about people with their HD full of crap.
Why would so many people let fake mp3's on their comps? I'm sure almost everyone is once listening the sound he had downloaded. And I'm also sure that every normal user would delete this file.
It would be less difficult for the riaa to hire some hackers. And I think they did. :( The result is that crappy bullshit we are listening to now. :angry: