Strange Sound, Screeching Songs...et Cetera

[Rappy]

I am haveing that problem expically with the newer songs but i downloaded it from like 40 users why is this happening is there something wrong with the feature which downloads from more than one person

[EMCO]

hi all,
if you rip a copy right cd to the computer rip it like this.
1. play the cd via a normal cd-player and conect it on the LINE IN of the pc.
2. take a recorder software to record a song via the LINE IN.
3. make from the WAVE file an MP3 file with an encoder (CDEXE) in JStereo.

so now you have a clear and good ripped file!

[Cashkeith]

Riaa must be stopped

[wormless]

riaa cant be stopped cus they will sue u if u go ear them

[Spider_dude]

*Spider_dude slaps the Riaa with his cock


p.s. doesn't the old marker pen trick work?

[Gre1]

Originally posted by Spider_dude@24 September 2003 - 09:15
*Spider_dude slaps the Riaa with his cock


p.s. doesn't the old marker pen trick work?

U have to get reallll close to their face don't u. Just playing but my hitmen below are about to take the RIAA out.

[daekraven]

Pray people for we are in dark times...

There have been many attempts to stop P2P file sharing and to stop music and movie companies losing money. First they closed down Napster... but we came back. Now we have a very real threat to file sharing which you know as the screeching static sounds found in songs you download and will spread like a worm through popular songs.

The way it works is like this:

The music companies will put out a song on the internet that is labelled correctly but is actually full of static. As the file size and length and bitrate will be correct there is no way of detecting these rogue files. P2P, when downloading from multiple users, works by taking chunks of the file from different users. So when someone downloads from this file they will get a small chunk of screeching in their music file. As a small amount is OK they keep the file, which is then downloaded off them again and the screeching spreads. It cannot be removed because it is practicaly undetectable, the screeching, although mostly random, can camoflague in with normal music so only a human, or very sophisticated AI, would be able to distinguish it from normal interference.

Having read all these posts on the forum I can safely tell everyone that this is no virus, and although RIAA itself might be behind these rogue files it is no program of theirs. Reinstalling Kazaa Lite or any other P2P program will not help this problem. In fact it has nothing to do with any of your machines, it is far worse...

Several groups are working on music integrity checking to eliminate this threat but until this is finished anyone who has a music file with the slightest screeching must remove it from their computer so only valid files remain.

- Daek Raven

[tiredofthis]

I am sorry if I missed the answer somewhere along the way but EVERY SONG I GET FROM KLITE has the terrible sound after a few seconds it doesn't matter if the song is old or new it doesn't matter quality or how many people have it. It also doesn't matter if my filter is on or off. I made a post earlier this morning and got a link to another chat that was no help and listed all the things that I said did not matter. Is there an option that I am not thinking of or one that I have missed. Once again I am sorry if the answer is right in front of me but I am missing it if it is.

[nikita69]

congrats, u've just asked the gazillion times question. please, search this forum first before post. IT'S THE RIAA. Go thru my sig links for more helpful tips.

welcome aboard.

[Broken]

in short,

riaa putting bad songs on kazaa to mess with file swappers...

advice, keep downloading until you find what you want.

if your on a 56k, then your *ucked.

:'(