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Lately I have noticed more and more of the MP3 files I download have a horrible squealing noise in parts instead of the music.
If anyone can remember when home computers used audio cassettes for data storage, that's what it sounds like.
I've tried loads of different players in case the problem was at my end, but still no joy.
Is this an attempt to kill P2P by rendering the files useless?
:(
Its the RIAA paying users to send out fakes...
It won't matter what player you use...its the files you download
This is the RIAA's best attempt yet in trying to destroy P2P...
Theres not much you can do...
Unless.........
You share at least 10 complete albums at good bitrate [192]...
You rip your own cd's at good bitrate...
Your files are neatly organized...
You don't spam, fight, whine etc...
You might wanna consider joining us at SoulSeek in the KLF MusicWorld room :P
thanks linda...Quote:
Originally posted by summerlinda@21 July 2003 - 04:07
Unless.........
You share at least 10 complete albums at good bitrate [192]...
You rip your own cd's at good bitrate...
Your files are neatly organized...
You don't spam, fight, whine etc...
You might wanna consider joining us at SoulSeek in the KLF MusicWorld room :P
I don't think i could of gone through the whole explination again...
Plus im the one telling everyone about it...and well yeah people aren't happy with all these new people...So yeah i thought i would take a break from my soulseek duties...
:) :) :) :)
If you have all those requirements...then welcome and enjoy your stay...
but i have only two of those requirements...
You share at least 10 complete albums at good bitrate [192]...
Your files are neatly organized...
(its still a pass)
An easy way Celery and Linda would be to say "go here and all your problems will be solved :P
well :PQuote:
Originally posted by Hogster@21 July 2003 - 15:13
An easy way Celery and Linda would be to say "go here and all your problems will be solved :P
When you search for mainstream from a new album then that could happen. RIAAs attempt at polluting Kazaa with fakeys. If you search for non-mainstream bands then you shouldn't get any fakes.
If there wasnt any leechers out there then we wouldn't have so many problems...
They're downloading the songs which are real and they aren't uploading them unto others, then the original holders of the song may have to delete them due to the size its taking up so all were left with are these crap versions
If that makes any sense
Get yourself soulseek from here,then you can have all the music you want. :)Quote:
Originally posted by m1bnk@20 July 2003 - 18:46
Lately I have noticed more and more of the MP3 files I download have a horrible squealing noise in parts instead of the music.
If anyone can remember when home computers used audio cassettes for data storage, that's what it sounds like.
I've tried loads of different players in case the problem was at my end, but still no joy.
Is this an attempt to kill P2P by rendering the files useless?
:(
I already said that nemo :PQuote:
Get yourself soulseek from here,then you can have all the music you want.
P2P will never die. They thought they could kill P2P by getting rid of Napster. Well guess what, we're still sharing our files. If Kazaa Lite dies (which it wont), people will share files with Soulseek, and the many other P2P programs. Even if they close down every single file-sharing program, people will send each other files. People can use FTP, send songs over AIM, host em on websites, many other ways to get ahold of MP3s and share what you have.
Long Live P2P
Using mirc is also a good way :)