what are you guys using ....Im fed up with Kazza?

it is eMule.
http://www.emule-project.net

I do not advocate using any P2P, but
if you absolutely are willing to take all the risks, use Kazaa Lite and not the regular
Kazaa.

Limewire

*identity kept secret haha*

Limewire Rocks!
DonM

LIMEWIRE is without equal

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Eddie from Rotherham
www.yamahakeyboards.info

That's what I said!!
DonM

Limewire's got my vote too.

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...shboom

I never will understand this strange vocabulary from the youngsters



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Eddie from Rotherham
www.yamahakeyboards.info

I like Limewire too, but it "talks" with gnutella network only. I use "gift" to access fastrack network.

-- José.

[This message has been edited by Route 66 (edited 06-02-2005).]

Why is this limewire so good?

Donny, I find Limewire interface really friendly and intuitive, and it's 100% free of addware/spyware. I would not use the word "good", just pleasant to use. There others that are ok and, very important, free of spyware. I would not use Kazaa 'cause it really screws your OS.

-- José.

What kind of musical info do you find on the P2P network? Do you find .STY files? or .MID files? Can you find chord charts and sheet music?

Thx, Russ

Mostly pirate stuff... Musically: audio (MP3, etc). Yes, there is music sheet (PDF), and books/e-books. Not a good place for .mid ou .sty . Othe stuff: video, images, software.

For sheet music, a better hint would be google -> Advanced search, with document type=PDF. For chord charts there are other good places in the net (google it!).

_- José.

-- José.

Limewire.....how do you save the downlod songs to a folder as MP3's? everythime I trid they end up being saved as M3U files?? what's the trick to save them so you can Burn a CD? They play on limewire...but they wont play on windows Media player etc ??



[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 06-03-2005).]

We use iMesh occasionally. It used to mess with our OS but it seems to be ok now probably because there is no more spyware etc.

OUt of curiosity, any of you folks that use something different, if you have used iMesh recently how do you think it compares.

It has it's own search and also searches gnutella at the same time if you want.

Scott

[This message has been edited by Scott Langholff (edited 06-04-2005).]