Best music player recommendations?

Can someone point me toward a free, easy-to-use music downloader? Just please, anything that isn't that godforsaken BearShare... Thanks... 😁

Raymond Sanders said:Can someone point me toward a free, simple music downloader? Just please, anything except that godforsaken BearShare... Thanks. 😁

Either to download music or just to play it.
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Just type "free music downloads" into a search engine and you'll find plenty of options 😉

The only thing that "maybe" rips anything is a torrent...

Anyway, you can find basically everything without needing any extra software at all...

we can just put this 🙄

Jack Bailey2 said:IS IT FOR DOWNLOADING MUSIC OR JUST PLAYING IT?
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LimeWire, man, that's my go-to for everything I download!!!!!!!

Raymond Sanders said:Can someone point me toward a free, easy-to-use music downloader? Just please, anything that isn't that godforsaken BearShare... Thanks. 😁

Option 1: just go for it. www.freesoundrecorder.net
It’s a free utility that captures absolutely everything playing through your sound card—whether you're streaming from the net or just pulling audio from your local hard drive—and saves it all as an MP3. Just a heads-up, though: you’ll deal with a bit of background hiss in the recording.

Variant 2: just go for it. www.bytescout.com So, I grabbed "Flashextract.exe." It’s a 30-day trial, though we both know there's always a way around those limitations if you're clever enough. The program pulls every single bit of Flash content and dumps it into .flv format. From there, you just run it through "DoremiSoft FLV to MP3 Converter" from the site to get it into an MP4. Simple enough, right? www.mp4kits.com

There are other ways to go about it, I suppose, but this should do the trick for now. Enjoy the music and the movies!

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On top of that, I’d suggest grabbing either "KLcodec505f" OR the "Aca mega CoDecS pack"—you can find both of them for free easily enough. Just don't go installing both at once; that's a recipe for disaster.

vDownloader

Honestly, nothing else even comes close. You’ve got everything right there in one window—like, you open up YouTube, watch a video, and just hit download. Boom. You pick your format and you're done. Pretty much everyone's using it. Or if you've got a link to a track, just copy, paste, and go. 🙂 http://www.vdownloader.es/

slypuma14 said:I always use LimeWire to grab my stuff!!!!!!!

There are way too many Trojans lurking in LimeWire. Seriously, stick with this instead :P

MP3 Rocket 5., Ares 2.0.9.3030, Morpheus, and Copernic agent are all decent enough, but if you're looking at LimeWire, honestly, the PRO version is the only one worth using.

@silvercrane3/">@@silvercrane3 - vdownloader works fine, but I've noticed there are fewer and fewer tracks available on YouTube lately, at least when you're hunting for the original versions.

casualharbor9 said:P.S.
On top of that, I'd suggest grabbing either "KLcodec505f" OR "Aca mega CoDecS pack"—you can find both for free easily enough. Just don't try to run them both at once!

From what I can tell, these are just codecs meant for DiVX files.

briskbison41 said:As far as I can tell, these look like codecs for DivX files.

They work for me on almost everything, especially .kl files.