ukturbo

iam using shareaza, there are plenty of files music videos subaru videos pc games latest albums and dvd rips but my download rates are absolutely slow!Or pending there is plenty of sources for the files but iam not downloading i dont have sp2 on my pc i use zonealarm firewall and its configured with shareaza i have been using it for ages and its a really easy firewall to use i have a 1 mb wireless broadband connection (blueyonder) can anyone reccomend a good file sharing client

Danny B

Limewire is good, got 150kb sec the other day when downloading some err things

ukturbo

Cheers danny i like the way shareaza is you can browse other peoples files i have searched for files and shareaza connects to the gnutella network morpheus limewire imesh and some others i have not heard of maybe its the program that is slow i might bin it off and try limewire, i have never had 150kb a sec download speed from it the fastest was about 50 kb a sec

The Rani

360Share

badcompany

limewire pro rocks ..got all nip /tuck for mates wife

csi miami
csi newyork

lost series 2 up to episode 9

JackClark

I use 'Shopping' but only until the New Year.

rgv_stu

azureus

ukturbo

Thanks everyone for all the replies

FASTER MIKE!!

whats happening in the new year jack??

Scooby Soon!

I saw the title of thread and was going to say ask "Jack Clark" he will know !

but hes already posted

JackClark

I'm going to join the 'in crowd' and start using file sharing programs more often. I'm fed up with living in the dark ages and to be frank, paying for stuff costs money!

EXSCOOBY

i thought you saved a bit by defrauding the tax people?

Markus

I used Limewire Pro on Mac OS X. Have used it for quite some time. I used to use it to download the odd track to see if I liked it (30 second preview on iTunes Music Store sometimes isn't enough) and if I did I'd pop over to iTMS and grab the album. These days I use allofmp3.com for music as it seems they have added full previews of all tracks from an album, as opposed to the 30 second preview they used to have, plus I'm not locked into a regional based account (UK account cannot buy from US store).

Thus my use of limewire has subsided a little, and these days it's normally used to download applications for testing purposes, and I seriously do mean testing purposes. If a client has a problem with some software and you can't get a download from their website and asking for a NFR does not seem to work, well, there aren't many options left.