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Big John · 05-23-2006, 11:25 AM

Having just paid for an obscure track that I need for a funeral of a close family member to find that not only do I need a very obscure codec to run it, but the track will not run on other hardware including my stereo due to stupid license restrictions, I'm looking for a good music download software.

The only requirements are that they have a large librabry, use a standard format such as MP3 and you can burn the tracks to a CD for use anywhere.

Any suggestions? At a push I could search file sharing servers but the hassle, crap results and often poor quality means I'd far prefer to pay the buck or so and get a legit copy.

The really stupid thing is that the service I tried charge the same to download an album as it costs to buy one. Not only would I have a physical product but I'd have few if any limitations on use if I bought one so why introduce this license and codec crap in the first place?

All suggestions for good downloadable, legal, music sources are welcome.

Big John · 05-23-2006, 11:48 AM

A bump because someone here must download software legally and to correct the typo in the first post: 'download software' should say 'download site'

anne · 05-23-2006, 12:36 PM

The one i use is mp3sugar.com They still charge you but its only 10 cents a song or a buck a cd for downloads.

I really like them and they are all mp3 format

Big John · 05-23-2006, 02:47 PM

Thanks - I'll give them a try. The cost isn't so much an issue - I simply need someone with a BIG catalogue to download and available in MP3 format so I can burn it and play it on any machine I want including MP3 players.

05-23-2006, 11:25 AM	#1
Big John Confirmed User Join Date: May 2006 Location: Never never land Posts: 470	Good online music services Having just paid for an obscure track that I need for a funeral of a close family member to find that not only do I need a very obscure codec to run it, but the track will not run on other hardware including my stereo due to stupid license restrictions, I'm looking for a good music download software. The only requirements are that they have a large librabry, use a standard format such as MP3 and you can burn the tracks to a CD for use anywhere. Any suggestions? At a push I could search file sharing servers but the hassle, crap results and often poor quality means I'd far prefer to pay the buck or so and get a legit copy. The really stupid thing is that the service I tried charge the same to download an album as it costs to buy one. Not only would I have a physical product but I'd have few if any limitations on use if I bought one so why introduce this license and codec crap in the first place? All suggestions for good downloadable, legal, music sources are welcome. __________________

05-23-2006, 11:48 AM	#2
Big John Confirmed User Join Date: May 2006 Location: Never never land Posts: 470	A bump because someone here must download software legally and to correct the typo in the first post: 'download software' should say 'download site' __________________

05-23-2006, 12:36 PM	#3
anne Confirmed User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: In the Woods Posts: 1,149	The one i use is mp3sugar.com They still charge you but its only 10 cents a song or a buck a cd for downloads. I really like them and they are all mp3 format __________________ MooCash Get some MooLa email: [email protected] icq 116496347

05-23-2006, 02:47 PM	#4
Big John Confirmed User Join Date: May 2006 Location: Never never land Posts: 470	Thanks - I'll give them a try. The cost isn't so much an issue - I simply need someone with a BIG catalogue to download and available in MP3 format so I can burn it and play it on any machine I want including MP3 players. __________________