does it still work? I thought I heard a while back that it was shut down?



Im trying to figure out what to download into my new computer

as far as file sharing goes, any ideas?

 

it still works. im downloading out cold right now.

 

Hard as hell to find a mirror to download it from though...

 

Ha yeah. Iended up downloading a german version.

 

Haha, i just installed new xp so i just copied the folder. It told me couldnt find registry tags so i installed the german one and copied my english one and pasted it over it. Works like a charm.

 

You guys dont save all your installers for everything ever downloaded on a seperate HD?



I DO woooooo!

 

I should, but im lazy.

 

DLing Kill Bill right now on Kaza Lite.. 1.17 gig should be done in about 30-40 hrs or so at 7kbs a second.. lol

 

LOL, I never thought to DL an entire movie.



I hope that the link dosent get broke. "more sorces"





Kazaa lite is good Rob. I like it.

 

Since I got DSL I never had a broken link. It's tricky to get the right file though. People will rename them so you can get the wrong file.



Here are a few tips to make sure you get what you're looking for.



1: When there are more sources, click the plus button on the left and make sure that all the users have the same file you're looking for. So, if there are 100 sources and one of them is different than all the others, then that file is the one you're downloading, and it the wrong one, the one you don't want.



2: When you open the plus button, go to filename and check that the file you're looking for is named there also. Sometimes the file will be named what you're looking for, but in reality, the filename is of a different file. Usually, the filename is the correct file, not the title.



3: Files with either "Sharereactor" or "Da Duck" in them are good files, usually though. Make sure all of the users you're DLing from have those written in the also.



4: Files with periods seperating the terms, (i.e. Kill.Bill.Da.Duck.avi) are the files you're looking for.



Happy hunting.



BTW, an average DIVX encoded movie of anywhere between 1 hour and 30 minutes to 2 hours and 30 minutes in lenght will have a file lenght of about 650 megs to about 800 megs respectively with good resolutions.