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The FastTrack network is the most used by this client, that hasn't varied its interface over the years, being as usable now than it was years ago, Kazaa Lite Revolution takes the baton left behind by the original Kazaa, that was one of the first and most famous P2P clients, to add a vast amount of tools and functions to it. The majority help to make the most of this program, but others were focused to improve playback and the search for multimedia files.

One of the great things of Kazaa Lite Revolution is, without a doubt, the integration of a multimedia player. Thanks to this application, we can preview any file that we were downloading, something that was a great advance for its time. Would make for a bit more transfers, but a zipped metadata file is trivially small compared to an mp3 or divx rip. Think it'd be more efficient than searching local node only. It would also give you a good list of files you could browse where transfers should be fast direct P2P , which is always nice.

The advantages would be great: No central point of attack. No way to "scan" the network. Your identity is only revealed to your friends, who already know you. Because I know many people do not appriciate opening up their files to the entire Internet. However, they'd have no problem sharing with friends and family.

Also, your bandwidth goes to someone "close" to you. Priority should probably be given to closer friends, both because of less links involved more efficient and because they're friends per se.

I definately think there's a market here for all those that have been scared off more traditional P2P nets. Kjella Share twitter facebook Re:But I am using it right now? Score: 5 , Insightful by DrLudicrous writes: on Sunday December 07, AM Homepage The problem with your argument is that most people don't want to download all the songs on an album- they only want a few.

And it is also infinitely cheaper. And be it that it may that you are only interested in music, many other people do have other interests. Why should people "just buy the factory CDs anyway"? Most of them are crap. They are a waste of money. The RIAA has screwed itself with its own corporate greed by constantly promoting artists that are without talent.

If I want to show the artists that I enjoy what they do, I will go to a live performance. Most artists are not seeing any substantial income from their CD sales- that gets eaten up by the record companies for a bunch of bullshit fees and promotion costs. Bands make their money from touring- and the RIAA now wants a bigger piece of that pie too. Yeah, but they aren't the ones that'll be impacted by the single song download market.

It'll be your Britney et al CDs with "good" tracks and the rest filler. Don't then. Mention it's easier to bring home the shopping when it's in one bag, rather than lot's of little bags.

They'll get what you mean. Plain English works most of the time! Just mention whatever you need to teach in a form they are already familiar with. The "single song" market has always dominated the market. With the demise of vinyl, it just became hard to buy single songs, as the music companies only offered most music as part of a bundle, i. Does anyone have any hard conclusive proof that this is true or is it just another rumor perpetuated along the same lines as the "k out to be enough for anybody" Bill Gates quote?

If bands didn't get any substantial income from CD sales, why would they work so hard to get signed? Could it be that the intangiable benefits of being a signed RIAA band far outweigh any monetary income they get from the CD sales?

Would anyone go to their concerts if they weren't featured on Billboard's top 10 list? How many fans would they have if the only airplay they got was by begging a college radio station to play their demo tape? All the bands that make any significant revenue from touring are also some of the biggest names on the RIAA's artist list.

Do you think that's just a coincidence? Record companies and CD sales are promotional tools for sure, but without them you're going to be playing an empty room in some dive bar in Kansas. More expensive? Lower quality? See the RIAA doesnt want you to sample tracks before you buy them because they want you to buy the cd to sample the track.

This way no matter what they always get the sale. They hate you and me for that. Anyways Im hung over so all ove the above might not make any sence once I reread it in a few hours. So when I get a recommendation from my friends, I find the song.

If I like it, I buy the album. If not, I delete the song. Others may not be as moral, but like most things in life, it's how you use something, not the item itself that really determines its value.

And what if the artist doesn't want you to sample the song on Kazaa? You're amazing. You're more moral than I am because you only do it a little? Either copying without permission of the copyright holder is moral, or it's immoral. Personally I say it's moral. Actually, personally I say it's immoral to pay those bastards at the RIAA money when you could be donating it to charity or using it to make this world better.

But hey, that's just me. That's fine, assuming that everything you want is available for sale. You'd be amazed at how many things that were issued on vinyl have never re-appeared on CD.

During the "Golden Age" of file sharing we were in that group of people who were uploading far more tracks than we ever downloaded. And the vast majority of our uploads were tracks we had ripped from vinyl and cleaned up.

Tracks like obscure Siouxsie Sioux EPs and b-sides. We were the first people to rip the "Will Powers" album. It's fine if you don't know what I'm talking about and it's also fine if you don't care. But the point is that there were a lot of people who wanted these tracks and the no way to get them.

What are they supposed to do? For instance, it's the Xmas season. Labels release special tracks to radio stations - Warner Brothers' collection used to be called "Winter Warnerland" and had some really bizzare stuff. Fans want every track and every track simply isn't for sale. Any idea how hard it is to find Sultana in the US? There's one mail order company I have found that has one of her CDs despite her allegedly being one of the more popular Turkish rap acts.

And where do I send my money to buy a new copy of Bjork's "Telegram" which I had on CD and lost and now have only the case it came in. That was a fan club release of which only a few hundred copies were ever distributed - so I guess I just never get to hear those songs again?

How does that help the artist? How does Bjork or her label profit from my never being allowed again to listen to music from her that I once enjoyed? Siouxsie and Budgie took the initiative long ago and setup their own online label and they have been able to profit from it ever since. Is it my fault most of these artists either cannot put up personal web spaces because of record company contracts or they simply don't realize there may be profit in it for them?

Even if it was, it ain't anymore. The net has been the best thing in the history of recorded music for the dedicated music fan. It's too bad it's taking so long for the artists to catch up with that revolution Just as soon as their old contracts run out. Kazaa Lite was a reverse engineered and modified version of Kazaa, and Sharman complained it was copyright infringement. On a side note, my best friend the sys admin for the hub was shut down because in a month he had uploaded roughly 1.

His friend and insider in the networking department looked up his file and found the following note:. This is the most flagrant misuse of network reasorces I have ever seen in my career. There may be more comments in this discussion. Without JavaScript enabled, you might want to turn on Classic Discussion System in your preferences instead. Do you develop on GitHub? You can keep using GitHub but automatically sync your GitHub releases to SourceForge quickly and easily with this tool so your projects have a backup location, and take advantage of SourceForge's massive reach.

This discussion has been archived. No new comments can be posted. Kazaa-lite Shut Down More Login. Full Abbreviated Hidden. More Login. Well I guess thats one way to stop P2P usage. Destroy the only good kazaa client. Share twitter facebook. Re:thats one way Score: 5 , Informative. What about giFT-fasttrack [berlios. Parent Share twitter facebook. Re:DietK Score: 5 , Interesting. Since the site doesn't really say too much about it, has anyone ever used it? In other news Score: 5 , Funny.

Re:In other news Score: 5 , Informative. I assume that your comment is meant call gift-fasttrack "yet another kazza clone. What it IS is very worth your consideration. When you do a search in one of the gift frontends you do a search in all of those protocols. The interfaces could use some polishing i like giFTcurs the best , but I think gift has a tremendous amount of potential. The old fasttrack network is long gone, dead ever since Sharman Networks dumped it for the new version.

OpenFT is being developed exactly because it's tough to depend on proprietary software that chooses which platforms to support and leaves everybody else in the dark.

We should benefit a lot from OpenFT as it matures. So far, it's the best offering we have for a non-centralized, Kazaa-style network. Score: 3 , Insightful. The potential being a fine from the RIAA.

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