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That's been proven wrong so many times.Quote:
Originally posted by clunk1234567@16 May 2004 - 12:40
Put kazaa on auto search for a dozen times. At the end of the search you only show interest in those with multiple sources. The more sources per file, the less of a fake it is. I have auto search set for 200 times.
Get rid of the fakes by simply choosing another P2P network. I've only gotten one fake with Clean Blubster.
Even so MP3 shield does not detect the corrupt files in the way that they skip alot when playing..... This is a very common problem that I find now days and 7 out of 10 mp3 ive been downloading are like this and all of them were 128kbps or over.
This is a mega flop ;)
It never was like this and its almost like a plage
MP3 SHIELD
GOOGLE SEARCH>MP3 SHIELD
I'm having the same problem. I downloaded 73 songs the other day, and I've only listened to 6 so far - and 3 of those would play normally for about three minutes, and then after that there was just kind of a skipping noise (even though my media player [winamp] showed that the track was, indeed, playing correctly, and not skipping. But the last 5 seconds or so at the end of the song played normally. This is so frustrating. :unsure:
Edit: I downloaded and ran MP3 Shield (thanks for the suggestion!) and it found that 10 of my 73 files were fake. Wow. Disappointing. <_< Too bad for the RIAA I have a cable modem, and I'll just go back and find *real* versions of all those songs in less than 10 minutes. :D :lol: