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12 July 2003, 11:55 AM
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Where can i download music from?
I did use Kazaa Lite, but i became guilty at robbing the music companys of all their money
and the fact that it's dodgy peer to peer system 
I did use Kazaa Lite, but i became guilty at robbing the music companys of all their money
and the fact that it's dodgy peer to peer system 
12 July 2003, 11:59 AM
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Hello
Well. You can go to the high street and download the whole CD for just a piece of plastic! It only takes 30 seconds or so (slightly longer on a Saturday). That's better than broadband speed!
Alternatively you could try Direct Connect. It's also p-2-p but is less plagued by fakes and dodgy connections.
Steve.
Well. You can go to the high street and download the whole CD for just a piece of plastic! It only takes 30 seconds or so (slightly longer on a Saturday). That's better than broadband speed!
Alternatively you could try Direct Connect. It's also p-2-p but is less plagued by fakes and dodgy connections.
Steve.
12 July 2003, 01:14 PM
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Download from the Newgsgroup servers
You subscribe for £9 a month and downloads are unlimited.
You also don't rely on someone else being online and what their connection speed is as everything is on the Newsgroup servers.
You will need software like GrabIt to connect to the servers and download
If you go to www.nfonews.com you can search what you want and it will tell you which newsgroup it is stored on
So I'm told anyway, I have never tried it myself, I obviously haven't downloaded 900 albums, 100 X-Box games, movies etc as this just wouldn't be right would it
[Edited by Hanley - 12/07/2003 13:15:24]
Download from the Newgsgroup servers
You subscribe for £9 a month and downloads are unlimited.
You also don't rely on someone else being online and what their connection speed is as everything is on the Newsgroup servers.
You will need software like GrabIt to connect to the servers and download
If you go to www.nfonews.com you can search what you want and it will tell you which newsgroup it is stored on
So I'm told anyway, I have never tried it myself, I obviously haven't downloaded 900 albums, 100 X-Box games, movies etc as this just wouldn't be right would it
[Edited by Hanley - 12/07/2003 13:15:24]
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