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Posted by AMUN on 03/18/07 15:18
"Richard Gibson" <Gibson.RichardW@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Mar 18, 1:54 am, "AMUN" <spambloc...@bell.net> wrote:
>> "Richard Gibson" <Gibson.Richa...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>
>> news:1174186112.763986.245700@l75g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
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>> > I'm hoping a kind soul can steer me in the right direction.
>>
>> > I have a notebook computer - but just just a 56k modem connection. I
>> > have about 600MB free hard disc space. Windows 98 SE.
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>> > I'm really just looking for MP3 copies of songs I have on a few old
>> > cassettes and vinyl records. There are about only 30 songs total I
>> > need
>> > downloaded though,so I really don't need a fast download service -
>> > just a reliable one. I can wait all night to download just a song or
>> > two, that's fast enough for my purposes.
>>
>> > I haven't used any download software for 5 years, on a different
>> > computer than I have now. I know something about it, but I'm not up
>> > to date.
>>
>> > So my advice needed is: What would be my best method/software to use
>> > to download music MP3's on my system? Kaaza Ghost? Something else?
>>
>> > R.
>>
>> Maybe you already know the answer, as you posted this to the WINMX group.
>
> Actually, I don't know about WINMX, just came back to the P2P game
> this week.
>
> So you think WINMX would work well enough for my configuration?
>
> I'll take a look now at what the Wikipedia entry says.
>
> -R.
>
Your questions are still a bit confusing.
If you already have the music, your best option is to just rip it to MP3.
There are lots of good free ripping programs, and even the cheapest laptops
have a mic. input.
Or simply get a friend with a desktop to do it for you.
If you can't, and just want to download just a few songs then just use Winmx
or one of the pay services.
It really depends on what titles you are specifically seeking, as not
everything is available on either the free or paid download options.
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