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Hi. Regarding file sharing sites like Kazaa, Napster, Bearshare, my question is: how does the song originally get on the site? Does someone go to a music store and buy a cd and upload it onto the site? If that's the way it gets there, why would someone do that?
Usually each file sharing program will have a sharing option to share what every they want. Then they will rip their CD, or transfer all the MP3 songs they have in the sharing folder. They do that so that other people will share their music with them.
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Russell Smiley
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I can help you backup all your expensive DVD movies, PC games, music CDs, and software titles. I can also answer questions regarding Windows Media Player, alcohol 120%, DVDFab Platinum 3, Blindwrite, Nero, Limewire, Ares Galaxy, and Emule. I can also answer questions on how to convert your Music CDs to MP3 format and then transfer your MP3 files to your MP3 player. I can also answer some questions on how to use a bittorrent client, so you can download bittourrents.
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I can backup any DVD movie regardlesss of copyright protection. I can also backup any PC game and play the game with no CD/DVD. I have been using P2P applications such as Limewire for years, so I can answer any questions regarding file sharing. I know how to use Windows Media Player, alcohol 120%, DVDFab Platinum 3, Blindwrite, Nero, Limewire, Ares Galaxy, and Emule very well, so I will be able to answer any questions regarding these applications. I have an MP3 player, so I can answer any question on how to convert an audio CD to MP3 format and then transfer it to your MP3 player.
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