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I installed Kazaa Lite Codec Pack on my computer. It didn't seem to do anything. So I uninstalled it, then installed Kazaa media desktop. I didn't like it. So I installed Kazaa Lite Codec pack again, hoping that it would do the things it promised in the readme file like give me Kazaa without the pop-up ads and with more bitrate search options, hoping that it would aomehow apply itself to Kazza, maybe.

So far, I don't see that Kazaa lite has had any affect on my computer whatsoever beyond a few more icons, and Kazaa doesn't seem to be worth the time.

I searched for something, and it gave me only a few responses, none of which actually started transfering. All I get is "more sources needed." The same search on WinMX just gave me a nice list of a few hundred results, and I could click and watch it start or be put on a queue list.

Why do people use Kazaa? How do you use it? Is it any fucking good to you, because all its dont' for me was give me ads but not give me any useful results to download.

You know what, I'm just going to uninstall it. I don't need this crap cluttering up my browser.

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[muzakgurrl.livejournal.com]

RIAA stands for Recording Industry Association of America :) And you might try SoulSeek (http://www.slsk.org) if Kazaa Lite is still giving you problems. I've been using it for the past few weeks, and it is excellent. Often times songs won't show up in search, but you can put them onto a "wish list" and when the program finds the file for download, the tray icon will light up and let you know! I love it, and have been able to find more "rare" songs than I ever could using Kazaa or IMesh.

Also, I don't think it has ever been mentioned as one of the programs the RIAA is going to hit, so yay!

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

hm. thank you.