Best software for downloading protected music?

Why can't you just tell him to go look up music videos or songs on www.youtube.com?

Christian Ramirez59 said:There’s actually this much better software for grabbing songs or videos from specific sites. It’s called Orbit, and I’ve managed to snag quite a bit using it—everything from movies on YouTube to tracks from random websites...

Man, you clearly have no clue what Orbit actually does... Orbit is just a downloader. If you try pasting a YouTube link in there expecting it to grab the video, it'll just download the entire webpage instead. Total waste of time...

lol
Anyone else here tried LimeWire? The thing is actually genius, and more importantly, it actually WORKS
I'm running the Pro version

Man, getting that Pro version is such a massive headache. I ended up just grabbing Limewire Pro along with my standard Limewire setup instead.

Robert Ross4 said:I suppose you could just tell him to use www.youtube.com for music videos or anything else.

It seems you know everything... which happens to be exactly what I am looking for...😉

Kyle Diaz6 said:You clearly have no idea how Orbit actually works. It’s just a downloader. If you try pasting a YouTube link expecting it to grab the file, all it’s going to do is scrape the webpage itself. You're dreaming if you think it can handle that.

Are you actually serious right now? I’ve used it to pull a massive amount of content from YouTube and various other sites—everything from full videos to individual tracks.

Christian Ramirez59 said:Are you actually serious right now? I’ve downloaded a massive amount of stuff from YouTube and all sorts of other sites—videos, songs, everything...

Look, I never said you couldn't grab music and stuff with him, but instead of just hitting "download" and then clicking some other button for "download by orbit," I just like it because it lets me run multiple downloads at the exact same time.

neonrider83 said:You can use YouTube... Just paste the URL into a site like www.keepvid.com and then use the total video Converter = to turn it into an mp3, or even a 3gp file if you want to keep the video itself.......

That approach seems fine, I suppose... but I am having some trouble because total video Converter 3.11 won't seem to recognize the specific format of the file I downloaded, which means I can't convert it into an mp3 or a 3gp file.