About 300 for me, most really long trance mixes from:
www.hardbase.net
Plug!!
its around 1.6GB total of music.
www.hardbase.net
Plug!!
its around 1.6GB total of music.
How Many Songs On Ur Computer
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Charlie7940
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I'm not sure exactly how many songs I have, but I do have roughly 140 GIGS of music on my computer
atomic
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helmie said:About 300 for me, most really long trance mixes from:
www.hardbase.net
Plug!!
its around 1.6GB total of music.
WWW.DI.FM is a good site for streaming music.
Charlie7940
Member
Sort of...me and my dad have collected a lot of albums over the years.
suprasteve
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don't expect that one to hold up in court...Encore4More said:it is illeagle to distrubute copyrighted music... i have sharing turned off... therefore i dont distribute... therefor i am doing nothing whatsoever that is illeagle. BAM!
(technically downloading copyrighted material isn't illeagle... it is sharing copyrighted material that is illeagle)
spazz31585
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i have just under 3,000
will probably get more once i get done moving and finish building my own system
unfortunatley, once i move, the only time i will be able to get online is at work and whenever i come over to my dad's
will probably get more once i get done moving and finish building my own system
unfortunatley, once i move, the only time i will be able to get online is at work and whenever i come over to my dad's
lee101
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I always thought it was illegal to download music still, but you are far less likely to get busted for downloading, and more likely to go to prison for redistributing it as you are makling it availible publiclyEncore4More said:it is illeagle to distrubute copyrighted music... i have sharing turned off... therefore i dont distribute... therefor i am doing nothing whatsoever that is illeagle. BAM!
(technically downloading copyrighted material isn't illeagle... it is sharing copyrighted material that is illeagle)
Downloading copyright material is illegal, it's considered alot like stealing/theft. Sharing it is also illegal, probably more of a penalty actually since you yould possibly be making a profit on top of illegal material. I also think endorsing criminal activities in your home is considered illegal, so you're not the only one in the house that could get in trouble, especially if you are under aged. You're putting your future in jeapordy, along with those around you in some cases.
It's hard to say that, considering I usually support those kinds of activities.
It's hard to say that, considering I usually support those kinds of activities.
Antiodontalgic
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I have 5356 songs ( none of them downloaded )
spazz31585
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does anyone know a website or something where you could read the official laws about downloading music and such.
everyone seems to have a different idea of what the laws are.
also, a question if anyone knows the answer. what is the deal if you have the cd's, and copy them to your computer but do not share them? that is legal right?
personally, the only reason i have so many songs is that, before some of my cd's got stolen, i copied them all to the computer.
another question, since i no longer have some of those cd's, would my music now be considered illegal?
everyone seems to have a different idea of what the laws are.
also, a question if anyone knows the answer. what is the deal if you have the cd's, and copy them to your computer but do not share them? that is legal right?
personally, the only reason i have so many songs is that, before some of my cd's got stolen, i copied them all to the computer.
another question, since i no longer have some of those cd's, would my music now be considered illegal?
You can rip a CD to your own personal PC and use it instead of he CD. Just don't distribute, or publicly share the media.
You can also burn a music CD, and keep it as a personal copy. Just don't re-distribute, if you're the only one who uses it that's totally legal.
Now if you set up speakers in your lawn and charged people $.50 to listen to your music, that would be illegal, even though you aren't really distributing anything. You always see that thing on DVD's about "Not for public viewing" i thnk that applies to CD media as well.
You can also burn a music CD, and keep it as a personal copy. Just don't re-distribute, if you're the only one who uses it that's totally legal.
Now if you set up speakers in your lawn and charged people $.50 to listen to your music, that would be illegal, even though you aren't really distributing anything. You always see that thing on DVD's about "Not for public viewing" i thnk that applies to CD media as well.
spazz31585
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4W4K3 said:
preciate the info.
makes me feel a lot more at ease. lol
