bless those peer to peer geeks

[tombo]

Those of you who have sky+ will understand...I just accidentally pressed the yellow button on my wifes un-watched bleak house episode from last night ......PANIC! :-$ she has her evening setup to watch it.

but with some quick thinking on my part i found it was available as a bit torrent and it downloaded in less than an hour Phew!!

 

[cambournepete]

time to press the blue button then - it even remembers it with series link

 

[Philly]

Ah! The world of BT... :wink:
Mininova.org does it for me (if you are so inclined)
Philly :roll:

 

[judder]

Faster with one of the closed community ones, send me your email and I'll PM you a couple. :wink:

 

[mr]

I would have to question the sense of registering with the closed community torrent sites given the nature of what you are doing and the potential penalties for doing it. I presume that the closed community resources require some form of registration which even if its a spare email address can be used to identify you.

 

[trevtheturner]

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Nailer]

I prefer to think of it as "try before you buy"

 

[judder]

Ahem, of course I only preview what I download and then buy it.
:lol:

Don't forget to use peerguardian 8)

 

[mahking51]

Can someone enlighten me here please?

I would like to be able to download some oddball MP3 music tracks if I can find them, just old stuff that I have on crappy knackered cassettes, but lots of memories.
Is it possible to get them from the 'net these days for free or am I being tres naieve?
I have seen itunes etc but they are very expensive.
What happened to Kazaa and what was it ? What is peer to peer
Someone tell me I'm being totally unrealistic, I can take it! :? :lol:
Martin

 

[ByronBlack]

martin, the best place to download legal and cheap mp3's is from:

www.allofmp3.com you can download an entire album for about 2$

 

[judder]

Martin, PM on it's way - Im gonna get a bad name round here ! :lol: