OT- to those who download music... which software is best?

[BM-BOY]

Azureus is by far the best!!

[BM-BOY]

... Download Azureus, then go to Torrentspy.com or Isohunt.com...

[bahnstormer]

mininova.org works well for some things too

[rockyfeller]

Lol!!

[rockyfeller]

Azureus is the best but torrents are slow compared to Limewire

[632 Regal]

I used to think that but then I found bitcomet, which has automatic port forwarding. There was a site somewhere that went through all the configuration to make it faster. With multiple downloads going I get up to 500KB, thats not a slouch.

Azureus is the best but torrents are slow compared to Limewire

[HDhandyman]

I could have either bought all the music I have, or I can now buy a 540i/6 ... which would you rather do?

As an accomplished jazz musician and a responsible ADULT, I'd probably rather preserve the intellectual integrity of the artists and learn to save my money for a new car.

[E34-520iSE]

http://www.opus45.com/macssuck.wmv

Oh how I laugh when I see people STILL using Windows. didn't that come out in '92 or so? And hasn't it been revised/patched on many occasions to make sure you get the blue screen of death, or need to ctrl-alt-delete five times a day? Or be silly enough to open .exe virus files? No thanks, I'll keep my stable Mac thank you!

Cheers,

Shaun

[TheDuke]

I think I’ve used about every single program mentioned above, by far I found emule the best, but it is one of the slower ones. I guess you can’t have everything. You have to leave it running overnight to actually get something, and if you don’t have broadband, forget about p2p. Also formatting my hard drive every couple of months is a usual, no matter how good your fire wall is you will get junk anyways. About buying CDs, or movies. Oh yeas I do buy them, if I like them, original CD/DVDs always look better in a collection than pirates. And choosing between a car or a CD? Some people I know spend twice as much on cigarettes daily It is called balancing your budget.

[TheDuke]

Oh how I laugh when I see people STILL using Windows. didn't that come out in '92 or so? And hasn't it been revised/patched on many occasions to make sure you get the blue screen of death, or need to ctrl-alt-delete five times a day? Or be silly enough to open .exe virus files? No thanks, I'll keep my stable Mac thank you!

Cheers,

Shaun

I don’t see myself using Mac. Not that I don’t like them, but there is no software that I use. If there was AutoCAD 2005, or some sort of CNC control program for it, I would buy it. I ‘m sorry to say but some of us don’t have alternatives, and that mouse, god where are the buttons, and no wheel, sux .