Edonkey2000

[species8514]

I thought i'd let anyone whos interested know that this file sharing program is the best for videos that i have come across.

However i only share non copyrighted material becuase it would be illegal otherwise, and that is a very naughty thing to do - big botty spanks to anyone who trades otherwise.......


Does anyone have any other sites that are good? I tried Morpheus but they seem ot have some big problem with descriptions not matching the file names. I downloaded several files which turned out to be comepletley different from what i expected.

[dumwaldo]

peer to peer is relativley useless in movie collecting because the large file size poses a problem. many people get incomplete transfers and share broken files and the speeds generally suck.

try usenet newsgroups. alot of info can be found about how to get onto them by doing a google search. if you dont mind paying a few bucks a month then i would HIGHLY reccommend the news server provided by http://www.easynews.com but you dont need to shell out any money if your isp has a decent news server.

another place you might want to try is irc. but let me warn you that you will most likely find yourself sitting in long queue's waiting before you get to download and if the download stopes along the way then you have to wait in the queue again to resume in most cases.

if your lookin for something you type a movie title into and gives you a link to just point and click to get the movie you wont find it. if you are lookin to increase the resources you have to supply your hobby then take a look at the places i mentioned and stop wasting your time trying to get anything bigger than an mp3 off a peer to peer program.

[TIbrO]

I used KazaA until someone told me about Morpheus. Once I installed Morpheus I quickly noticed that Morpheus and KazaA are the exact same program. So I uninstalled KAzaA cause that name is dumb, and kept Morpheus. I downloaded Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within from there on my cable connection and it took a day or so. It works excellent. It is better than iMesh, which I used before the musiccity clients. Peer to Peer it nice if you're on broadband, and on Morpheus you'd be surprised how many search results come up for any search, no matter how underground or hard to find something is.

Other than that program, I use IRC, but like dumwaldo said, it's real ghetto and takes like a week to get a file, and sometimes movies are two files. The only thing IRC is good for anymore is for warez applications. Nice single downloads of a zip or rar, and you're done. Unfortunately movies are still too big to move around on the internet more efficiently, but it still gets done!