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Post by jasond on May 22, 2008 21:01:40 GMT 1
Soulseek is still pretty good but any ideas of other options without spyware/ads for downloading mp3 files? Discounting DC ++ because that does my head in. Thank you if you have any advice.
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Post by TerrierArmy on May 23, 2008 14:14:35 GMT 1
If you want albums, you won't find a better solution than Bit Torrents. You could always try direct HTTP sites (but you'd have to buy a rapidshare a/c) as well. But Bit torrent is probably the best way.
Utorrent is probably the best client for it as well.
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Post by LiversedgeFC on Sept 2, 2008 23:57:05 GMT 1
Bit torrent for big files eg films ect
If your just after single songs thers a P2P called Ares no addwear what so ever
hope this helps
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Post by Deleted on Sept 11, 2008 12:55:59 GMT 1
DC++ is one of the best around. If you can afford £5-10 per month extra then a subscription to a Newsgroup such as Usenet is worthwhile  |
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Post by wildcard72 on Oct 1, 2008 23:09:30 GMT 1
DC++ is one of the best around. If you can afford £5-10 per month extra then a subscription to a Newsgroup such as Usenet is worthwhile If you use BT then you can use usenet for nada as they use Giganews servers. You'll get a max of 1.4Mbps and 3 connections but seeing as i get a max of 1.7Mbs on my connection it's perfect for me. I used to be on a faster connection and paid for a premium news server , but i was also downloading upto 250Gb a month. I think BT get a bit stroppy if you take the piss on downloads. Anyhoos, bt's newsgroupsserver address is:- news.btinternet.com in case anyones interested. and theres always indexing sites such as newzbin for as little as 30p a week to take the hastle out of downloading headers from the different groups ( if you can find anyone to introduce you to newzbin that is) Forgot to mention that BT is a rip off in the first place, but i'm stuck with em for now |
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Post by Batman on Oct 8, 2008 17:48:23 GMT 1
like Terrier_Army said, if it's albums/games/films/software your after, use a Torrent client. i use uTorrent as the client, and mininova.org for the specific torrents. For single songs, i'd recommend Limewire Pro. can download it for free from mininova.org  hope this helps |
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Post by LiversedgeFC on Oct 14, 2008 14:34:46 GMT 1
news groups dont have a wide range of thigns on them
I had an account
It was good film films
But albums there was few and far between
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