i totally agree with u ......i live in Jamaica and i think that it's a reall
tragedy wat has happened to all those ppl i guess all we can do is pray that
everything worls out fine for them all

k <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Hi everyone!  I've had a fantastic summer and
hope this post finds all
of you well.  Did anyone out there feel the effects of KATRINA?  The
news of the disaster victims has brought tears to my eyes and left me
wishing there was something more I could do than donate a few dollars
and donate clothes at a local church ... and toiletries to the local
Scout office for shipping to the shelters.

It seems so odd to have life just going on as normal (except for gas
prices) ... while so many fellow Americans are in dire need of the
basics ... water, food, shelter and SAFETY.

... StoneSoul ...






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Hi everyone!  I've had a fantastic summer and hope this post finds all
of you well.  Did anyone out there feel the effects of KATRINA?  The
news of the disaster victims has brought tears to my eyes and left me
wishing there was something more I could do than donate a few dollars
and donate clothes at a local church ... and toiletries to the local
Scout office for shipping to the shelters.

It seems so odd to have life just going on as normal (except for gas
prices) ... while so many fellow Americans are in dire need of the
basics ... water, food, shelter and SAFETY.

... StoneSoul ...

Yes, you have a newer version of Nero than I do, mine doesn't have
a "digital quality" option. But it's all digital, so what the heck
does that mean?

--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev" <YahooGroups@G...>
wrote:
> Hi Mick, not sure which version you have, but there's another
optopn -
> nero digital quality - I might try that as well and test it on a
few players.
>
> I always try for 320kb (cd quality), but sometimes have to settle
for 192kb.
>
> What do the other members here use to burn music to cd's?
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: sonomatips
> To: thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2005 11:28 PM
> Subject: [TNMP3C] Re: MP3 Players
>
>
> Nero gives you 3 choices of audio discs: (1) Standard CD audio (2)
MP3
> Audio disc, and (3) Windows Media. You can play the CD audio
format on
> any CD player (it's the same format as the CDs you buy), but MP3
audio
> discs can only be played on a CD player that will play MP3 discs.
>
> Re: audio quality; for MP3's, the very best quality would be 192kb
> bitrate or the highest quality setting of variable bitrate audio,
but
> 160kb is usually fine. For standard audio discs, I'd burn the
tracks at
> the highest variable bitrate setting. They say that 128kb is "CD
> quality" but I haven't found that to be true, it's more like 192kb.
> - Mick
>
> --- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev" <YahooGroups@G...>
> wrote:
> > I've got some tracks to put onto a cd with nero 6 - are there any
> tips
> > on ensuring that I do it right please?  I'm looking for best
> possible
> quality and for the cd to be able to play back on *any* cd player.
> >
> > Any help much appreciated.

Hi Mick, not sure which version you have, but there's another optopn -
nero digital quality - I might try that as well and test it on a few
players.

I always try for 320kb (cd quality), but sometimes have to settle for
192kb.

What do the other members here use to burn music to cd's?



----- Original Message -----
From: sonomatips
To: thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2005 11:28 PM
Subject: [TNMP3C] Re: MP3 Players


Nero gives you 3 choices of audio discs: (1) Standard CD audio (2) MP3
Audio disc, and (3) Windows Media. You can play the CD audio format on
any CD player (it's the same format as the CDs you buy), but MP3 audio
discs can only be played on a CD player that will play MP3 discs.

Re: audio quality; for MP3's, the very best quality would be 192kb
bitrate or the highest quality setting of variable bitrate audio, but
160kb is usually fine. For standard audio discs, I'd burn the tracks
at
the highest variable bitrate setting. They say that 128kb is "CD
quality" but I haven't found that to be true, it's more like 192kb.
- Mick

--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev" <YahooGroups@G...>
wrote:
> I've got some tracks to put onto a cd with nero 6 - are there any
tips
> on ensuring that I do it right please?  I'm looking for best
possible
quality and for the cd to be able to play back on *any* cd player.
>
> Any help much appreciated.

Nero gives you 3 choices of audio discs: (1) Standard CD audio (2) MP3
Audio disc, and (3) Windows Media. You can play the CD audio format on
any CD player (it's the same format as the CDs you buy), but MP3 audio
discs can only be played on a CD player that will play MP3 discs.

Re: audio quality; for MP3's, the very best quality would be 192kb
bitrate or the highest quality setting of variable bitrate audio, but
160kb is usually fine. For standard audio discs, I'd burn the tracks at
the highest variable bitrate setting. They say that 128kb is "CD
quality" but I haven't found that to be true, it's more like 192kb.
- Mick

--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev" <YahooGroups@G...>
wrote:
> I've got some tracks to put onto a cd with nero 6 - are there any tips
> on ensuring that I do it right please?  I'm looking for best possible
quality and for the cd to be able to play back on *any* cd player.
>
> Any help much appreciated.

I've got some tracks to put onto a cd with nero 6 - are there any tips
on ensuring that I do it right please?  I'm looking for best possible quality
and for the cd to be able to play back on *any* cd player.

Any help much appreciated.


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Dave, I know next to zilch about MP3 players so can't help. I have
found the reviews on this site (link below) to be helpful, but you know
what they say in the latin club: caveat emptor.
http://www.ecoustics.com/Consumer/

I hope that the newer members of this group will shed their cloaks of
invisibility and speak up when they have something to say, so that we
older members may chide you mercilessly for your vain ignorance... just
kidding! -{;?)  - Mick

---In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Dave Florio" <florio@k...>
wrote:
> Hey guys.
> Another question for you.
>
> We are looking at buying an MP3 player and would like
> any recommendations for brand, etc.
>
> We are obviously looking at the ipod but want to explore choices.
> What about the Dell DJ?  They are on a great sale right now.
>
> I'm concerned with being married to a music service such as
> itunes or (sorry) Napster.  I know there are only about 3 of us left
> who ever post here but I'm anxious to hear your views (Sonoma!).
>
> Thanks so much!
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hey guys.
Another question for you.

We are looking at buying an MP3 player and would like
any recommendations for brand, etc.

We are obviously looking at the ipod but want to explore choices.
What about the Dell DJ?  They are on a great sale right now.

I'm concerned with being married to a music service such as
itunes or (sorry) Napster.  I know there are only about 3 of us left
who ever post here but I'm anxious to hear your views (Sonoma!).

Thanks so much!

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Cleaning the CD will often correct this, if it's not defective, which
can be the case with some of the off brands of CDs.

--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev" <YahooGroups@G...>
wrote:
> Anyone else find that cd's that you've made previously played with no
> probs at all for maybe 10-20 times, then all of a sudden, some of the
> tracks start jumping?

Anyone else find that cd's that you've made previously played with no
probs at all for maybe 10-20 times, then all of a sudden, some of the
tracks start jumping?

I hope this isn't just a two way conversation, Sev.  Hello, Hello,
is anyone in there?!

Yes, the well known paid services, such as Rhapsody and iTunes are
legal and they pay royalties to the artists. I don't know about
companies like the one you asked about though. Which paid services
are good? That really depends on what genre of music you're looking
for. Some have bigger catalogues in certain genres than others. So
the best thing to do is go to a company's website to see exactly
what music they offer. - Mick

--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev" <YahooGroups@G...>
wrote:
> Thats brought on another question ;-)   Does anyone here use the
paid services?  Any good?  Are they 'legal'?
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "sonomatips" <sonomatips@y...>
> To: <thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 11:07 PM
> Subject: [TNMP3C] Re: Is this one any good?
>
>
> > Yeah, well, I did that once, gave a company like this my e-mail
> > address. The end result was a ton of spam from
their "associates".
> > Open a new e-mail account that you can use for potential "junk
mail"
> > companies like this one, give 'em the address and see what they
tell you.
> >
> > I'm still using Kazaa Lite but I'm about to abandon it because I
can
> > rarely find music I want there anymore - regardless of when I log
> > into it.  The "download net radio streams" concept I posted an
> > explanation of in the file section (add-on programs) still works
> > great, but I'm also considering paid services like Rhapsody, et.
al.
> >
> > --- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev"
<YahooGroups@G...>
> > wrote:
> > > Don't know - they don't give any info until you give them your
> info ?!?!  What do ya reckon to that ?
> > >
> > > What are others here using to *successfully d/load tracks?

Thats brought on another question ;-)   Does anyone here use the paid
services?  Any good?  Are they 'legal'?


----- Original Message -----
From: "sonomatips" <sonomatips@...>
To: <thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 11:07 PM
Subject: [TNMP3C] Re: Is this one any good?


> Yeah, well, I did that once, gave a company like this my e-mail
> address. The end result was a ton of spam from their "associates".
> Open a new e-mail account that you can use for potential "junk mail"
> companies like this one, give 'em the address and see what they tell
> you.
>
> I'm still using Kazaa Lite but I'm about to abandon it because I can
> rarely find music I want there anymore - regardless of when I log
> into it.  The "download net radio streams" concept I posted an
> explanation of in the file section (add-on programs) still works
> great, but I'm also considering paid services like Rhapsody, et. al.
>
> --- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev" <YahooGroups@G...>
> wrote:
> > Don't know - they don't give any info until you give them your
info
> > ?!?!  What do ya reckon to that ?
> >
> > What are others here using to *successfully d/load tracks?
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "sonomatips" <sonomatips@y...>
> > To: <thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com>
> > Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 10:31 PM
> > Subject: [TNMP3C] Re: Is this one any good?
> >
> >
> > > It sounds just like another one I looked at. My first question
> would be: which P2P networks are they on?  How much $$ did they
want?
> > >
> > > --- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev"
> <YahooGroups@G...>
> > > wrote:
> > > > Anybody used these before?  Good or bad?
> > > >
> > > > Found it a little suspicious, that there's no mention of any
> > prices until you've given them your email details ;-(
> > > >
> > > > http://www.mp3downloading.com/

Yeah, well, I did that once, gave a company like this my e-mail
address. The end result was a ton of spam from their "associates".
Open a new e-mail account that you can use for potential "junk mail"
companies like this one, give 'em the address and see what they tell
you.

I'm still using Kazaa Lite but I'm about to abandon it because I can
rarely find music I want there anymore - regardless of when I log
into it.  The "download net radio streams" concept I posted an
explanation of in the file section (add-on programs) still works
great, but I'm also considering paid services like Rhapsody, et. al.

--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev" <YahooGroups@G...>
wrote:
> Don't know - they don't give any info until you give them your info
> ?!?!  What do ya reckon to that ?
>
> What are others here using to *successfully d/load tracks?
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "sonomatips" <sonomatips@y...>
> To: <thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 10:31 PM
> Subject: [TNMP3C] Re: Is this one any good?
>
>
> > It sounds just like another one I looked at. My first question
would be: which P2P networks are they on?  How much $$ did they want?
> >
> > --- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev"
<YahooGroups@G...>
> > wrote:
> > > Anybody used these before?  Good or bad?
> > >
> > > Found it a little suspicious, that there's no mention of any
> prices until you've given them your email details ;-(
> > >
> > > http://www.mp3downloading.com/

Don't know - they don't give any info until you give them your info
?!?!  What do ya reckon to that ?

What are others here using to *successfully d/load tracks?

----- Original Message -----
From: "sonomatips" <sonomatips@...>
To: <thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 10:31 PM
Subject: [TNMP3C] Re: Is this one any good?


> It sounds just like another one I looked at. My first question would
> be: which P2P networks are they on?  How much $$ did they want?
>
>
> --- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev" <YahooGroups@G...>
> wrote:
> > Anybody used these before?  Good or bad?
> >
> > Found it a little suspicious, that there's no mention of any
prices
> > until you've given them your email details ;-(
> >
> > http://www.mp3downloading.com/

It sounds just like another one I looked at. My first question would
be: which P2P networks are they on?  How much $$ did they want?


--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev" <YahooGroups@G...>
wrote:
> Anybody used these before?  Good or bad?
>
> Found it a little suspicious, that there's no mention of any prices
> until you've given them your email details ;-(
>
> http://www.mp3downloading.com/

Anybody used these before?  Good or bad?

Found it a little suspicious, that there's no mention of any prices
until you've given them your email details ;-(

http://www.mp3downloading.com/

Well, it's not like I was of much help. There's probably a way to
disable the region code on your DVD player but I wouldn't know about
such things. - Mick

--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Dave Florio"
<florio@k...> wrote:
> Thanks so much!
> I actually had already seen that article (thanks, Google) and
> it deflated my hopes.  I surely don't want to buy a new dvd player
just so I can watch one dvd.
>
> Thanks again, sonoma!
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: sonomatips
>   To: thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Sunday, June 26, 2005 10:27 PM
>   Subject: [TNMP3C] Re: Help Regional DVDs
>
>
>   The web page link below should answer your question. Click the
link on the page entitled "DVD hacks" under "more web resources" too.
>   The worst case scenario is that you'll need to buy a region free
DVD player.
>
>   http://hometheater.about.com/cs/dvdlaserdisc/a/aaregioncodesa.htm
>
>
>   --- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Dave " <florio@k...>
>   wrote:
>   > Hey guys.
>   > I know this is off topic but you all are so much
>   > smarter than I am and I need some help.
>   > While I was in Berlin, I bought a Nena DVD.
>   > After waiting until the right time, I anxiously
>   > slid it into my player (Sony PS2) and sat down for
>   > some great music.
>   > Well, I now know about "DVD regions".  I bought a
>   > DVD for region 2-6 and I live in region 1.
>   > I never knew about this 'region phenomenon' until
>   > now and am not a bit happy with it.
>   >
>   > Is there anything I can do to get around this
>   > restriction?  C'mon y'all, you've always helped me
>   > in the past!

Thanks so much!
I actually had already seen that article (thanks, Google) and
it deflated my hopes.  I surely don't want to buy a new dvd player just so
I can watch one dvd.

Thanks again, sonoma!
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: sonomatips
   To: thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Sunday, June 26, 2005 10:27 PM
   Subject: [TNMP3C] Re: Help Regional DVDs


   The web page link below should answer your question. Click the link
   on the page entitled "DVD hacks" under "more web resources" too.
   The worst case scenario is that you'll need to buy a region free DVD
   player.

   http://hometheater.about.com/cs/dvdlaserdisc/a/aaregioncodesa.htm


   --- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Dave " <florio@k...>
   wrote:
   > Hey guys.
   > I know this is off topic but you all are so much
   > smarter than I am and I need some help.
   > While I was in Berlin, I bought a Nena DVD.
   > After waiting until the right time, I anxiously
   > slid it into my player (Sony PS2) and sat down for
   > some great music.
   > Well, I now know about "DVD regions".  I bought a
   > DVD for region 2-6 and I live in region 1.
   > I never knew about this 'region phenomenon' until
   > now and am not a bit happy with it.
   >
   > Is there anything I can do to get around this
   > restriction?  C'mon y'all, you've always helped me
   > in the past!





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The web page link below should answer your question. Click the link
on the page entitled "DVD hacks" under "more web resources" too.
The worst case scenario is that you'll need to buy a region free DVD
player.

http://hometheater.about.com/cs/dvdlaserdisc/a/aaregioncodesa.htm


--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Dave " <florio@k...>
wrote:
> Hey guys.
> I know this is off topic but you all are so much
> smarter than I am and I need some help.
> While I was in Berlin, I bought a Nena DVD.
> After waiting until the right time, I anxiously
> slid it into my player (Sony PS2) and sat down for
> some great music.
> Well, I now know about "DVD regions".  I bought a
> DVD for region 2-6 and I live in region 1.
> I never knew about this 'region phenomenon' until
> now and am not a bit happy with it.
>
> Is there anything I can do to get around this
> restriction?  C'mon y'all, you've always helped me
> in the past!

Hey guys.
I know this is off topic but you all are so much
smarter than I am and I need some help.
While I was in Berlin, I bought a Nena DVD.
After waiting until the right time, I anxiously
slid it into my player (Sony PS2) and sat down for
some great music.
Well, I now know about "DVD regions".  I bought a
DVD for region 2-6 and I live in region 1.
I never knew about this 'region phenomenon' until
now and am not a bit happy with it.

Is there anything I can do to get around this
restriction?  C'mon y'all, you've always helped me
in the past!

I'd have to think about it but a few that come to mind are Johnny
Cash's 'Folsom Prison Blues', Jerry Jeff Walker's 'Mr. Bojangles'
("met him in a cell in New Orleans I was..."), Bob Dylan's 'I Shall
Be Released', Elvis Presley's 'Jailhouse Rock'.  There have GOT to
be prison songs newer than these though!

Sounds like Samuel Johnson would've put Procol Harum's 'Salty Dog'
in this category.

--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, stonesoulpiknik
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
> OK ... I'm putting together a special collection of JAIL/PRISON
> songs!
>
> Suggestions would be VERY appreciated.
>
> My first inclination is to check JOHNNY CASH's discogrophy.  :)
> Beyond that ... I'm stumped.
>
> Thx, StoneSoul
>
>
> Tune trippin' in my head: "...30 days in the hole..."
>
> ===============
> "No man will be a sailor who has contrivance enough to get himself
> into a jail; for being in a ship is being in a jail, with the
chance
> of being drowned...A man in a jail has more room, better food, and
> commonly better company."
> ---Samuel Johnson

OK ... I'm putting together a special collection of JAIL/PRISON
songs!

Suggestions would be VERY appreciated.

My first inclination is to check JOHNNY CASH's discogrophy.  :)
Beyond that ... I'm stumped.

Thx, StoneSoul


Tune trippin' in my head: "...30 days in the hole..."

===============
"No man will be a sailor who has contrivance enough to get himself
into a jail; for being in a ship is being in a jail, with the chance
of being drowned...A man in a jail has more room, better food, and
commonly better company."
---Samuel Johnson

Hello all, I am writing a story for a college class about the
evolution of the music industry and was wondering if anyone here used
Napster, then went over to Morpheus or Kazaa, and now owns an ipod and
uses itunes or some other pay service for their music gathering and
why you use that now.  And do you think that music downloading hurts
the cd industry, or stimulates it because mp3s allow lesser known bands
to become known.
-Jeff Martin

I've only used WinMX once or twice but I may give it another spin to
see if I can find some files there that I can't find on Kazaa (Lite).
I recall that I didn't like the way WinMX operates though - the
different types of search hits you mentioned. Kazaa is a lot simpler,
you can either find and download a file when you search for it or you
can't, and if you can't, wait a few minutes, search again, and it may
show up.

--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Jim" <jworlein@m...> wrote:
> WinMx.  I don't DL or share a lot, so I haven't looked into Kazaa.
> Some files DL and UL very easily, but lately these boots that I'm
> after have been real difficult.
>
> <sonomatips@y...> wrote:
> Which P2P program are you using? I would guess WinMX from your
> question but I'm not sure... I never got good results with WinMX so
> have stuck  with Kazaa Lite, but maybe other group members can offer
> suggestions.
> >
> > --- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Jim" <jworlein@m...>
> wrote:
> > > I should have added that one of the 51 files noted (44 in que
{...)
> > > Should I get qued up on those "in use" files and ignore the green
> > > entries?
> > >
> > > Jim

Well, I suppose he meant 44.1 as in 44,100 = .wav audio file. Winamp
has a free plug-in for DJ's that converts MP3 audio into .wav out. I
don't remember the name of it. I had downloaded it from either
download.com or Winamp.com/plugins, and decided I didn't have a use
for it. It's designed to be used for broadcasting an audio stream
through a server. It doesn't really change the quality of an MP3
though, just decompresses it and turns it back into .wav audio. That
is to say, once an audio file has been compressed below about 96kb,
you can not recover the sound quality you've lost from compression.
For this reason, I don't bother downloading MP3's that have a
bitrate lower than 96kb.

--- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Sev" <YahooGroups@G...>
wrote:
> Hi Warren, Many thanks for the info, that price is a little rich
for my blood I'm afraid ;-(   Free is a little more in my league ;-)
>
> One thing, I thought the higher the bitrate, the better quality it
> would be?
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Warren Sankar" <warr33@y...>
> To: <thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 3:09 PM
> Subject: Re: [TNMP3C] Keeping bitrate
>
>
> > What you need is a Sample Rate Converter unit. Behringer has one
for about $250 to $300.
> > The unit works on sound systems if you are a DJ and it can hook-
up
> to any computer with the right connection. It is great for
> transferring files with different sample rates. You can convert
let's say 48.0 or 96.0 to 44.1 which is cd quality.
> >
> > Sev <YahooGroups@G...> wrote:
> > Has anyone else found that when d/loading a track that might
have a
> > bitrate of say 224, but when you play it, it's 64 for example?
> >
> > Any ideas on how to get it the track to stay at the same bitrate
> > please?
> >

Hi Warren, Many thanks for the info, that price is a little rich for
my blood I'm afraid ;-(   Free is a little more in my league ;-)

One thing, I thought the higher the bitrate, the better quality it
would be?


----- Original Message -----
From: "Warren Sankar" <warr33@...>
To: <thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 3:09 PM
Subject: Re: [TNMP3C] Keeping bitrate


> What you need is a Sample Rate Converter unit. Behringer has one for
about $250 to $300.
> The unit works on sound systems if you are a DJ and it can hook-up
to any computer with the right connection. It is great for
transferring files with different sample rates. You can convert let's
say 48.0 or 96.0 to 44.1 which is cd quality.
>
> Sev <YahooGroups@...> wrote:
> Has anyone else found that when d/loading a track that might have a
> bitrate of say 224, but when you play it, it's 64 for example?
>
> Any ideas on how to get it the track to stay at the same bitrate
> please?
>

...ok, off topic, but a recent edition of the Tudogs newsletter
pointed me in the direction of a great FREEWARE utility for Excel
that any regular spreadsheet user will appreciate.

It's called "ASAP UTILITIES" and the author, Bastien Mensink
eGate of Internet Solutions in The Netherlands, describes it
as, "ASAP Utilities is a free and easy to use Add-In for MS Excel
97/2000/2002/XP/2003.  The utility contains over 300 functions to
make your work easier and faster done."



http://www.asap-utilities.com

D/L Link:
http://www.asap-utilities.com/download/asap_download.php

-=| StoneSoul |=-

My Yahoo mailbox must have been having a flashback, but the newest
(moderated) posts were not delivered to my inbox for approval - yet
many old, DELETED posts were there.  <sigh>

-=| StoneSoul |=-

WinMx.  I don't DL or share a lot, so I haven't looked into Kazaa.
Some files DL and UL very easily, but lately these boots that I'm
after have been real difficult.

<sonomatips@y...> wrote:
> Which P2P program are you using? I would guess WinMX from your
question but I'm not sure... I never got good results with WinMX so
have stuck  with Kazaa Lite, but maybe other group members can offer
suggestions.
>
> --- In thenapstermp3club@yahoogroups.com, "Jim" <jworlein@m...>
wrote:
> > I should have added that one of the 51 files noted (44 in que {...)
> > Should I get qued up on those "in use" files and ignore the green
> > entries?
> >
> > Jim