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  1. 27th Jul 2006 15:59 #1
    BJMSG06
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    Has anybody ever downloaded video editing software off of limewire, bearshare, etc. If so, how did you do it and did the software work good after you downloaded it?

    Thanks
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  2. 27th Jul 2006 16:27 #2
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    No. I get free software from the official freeware sites.

    For example, Avid Free DV, comes from http://www.avid.com/freedv

    No need to waste time with crappy peer-to-peer methods. You can get them directly from the companies or developer sites.
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    Yeah I agree with lordsmurf. Go directly to the official website or sponsored mirror (like cnet or something). No reason to risk a virus for a freebie.

    And if you're looking to try a trial of the software just go to the official website as well since that's where you'll end up buying it (unless its sold in stores - not all are).
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    Some poeple like getting those little extras that only P2P can give you - like Virii and spyware. You don't get those from cheapskate "official" sites.
    Read my blog here.
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    Actually, they enjoy looking at the crappy ASCII art in those NFO files.
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