Now go ahead and continue your temper tantrum little boy, act tough behind your monitor, and watch me not because you've just been added to my ignore list. I won't be seeing anymore of your posts. Now if you'd really like to continue acting like a selfish 3 year old, go ahead. I'd love to watch you get banned



Anyway, we're back on topic now... let's continue where we left off?

We left off talking about the new Tunebite. I personally don't like it.

Crap it looks like they took it down. Do you have it cached?

It freaked me out when it was playing the song trough really fast...I thought I had screwed it up somehow, but the song turned out great for me.

What specifically don't you like about it?

sigh... piracy will and also will be one step ahead... tunebite 2 crack is already circulating...

What do you mean by having it cached ?

And don't mind toasters saying he doesn't like the new Tunebite, cause now that he is finished argueing with capted, he is back on topic..."he worships MuvAudio"

But it would be nice to get a straight answer anyway...so toasters, what is it exactly that you don't like about it ?

I found one day a forum, don't remember it's name, where Tunebite was presented, and in the same post was the link to the crack too...So it's just a matter of time, till the crack for the new version is available for everybody.
I prefer to pay for such software to support the companies that are producing them, so in the future they will still be able to improve the tools they made or develop new ones

The URL works for me but to answer your question a cached web site page would have been saved to HD for future reference after the page had been removed. I remember a program called WebWhacker which would save a website to HD.

Sincerely wishing you better luck than I had.

BTW, I know of a website that I would be surprised if most people on this forum did not know about it.
The site reminds me of Spain or Mexico in its spelling.
Anyway if you can't find a crack or serial there, then it's probably not on the web.
In keeping with the rules of this forum, I can not post it here.
I WILL answer PMs but due to the limitation on posting PMs, it make take a day or two to get back to you. This offer is open to all, even my cyber buddy toasters.

Unforunately I don't have it cached, but the link works for me even now...Thanks for the explanation.

I'm pretty sure I'll get an answer, it' s a matter of choice in some people's opinion, but in my opinion they should check the performances too, cause this is what made the Tunebite fans go to MuvAudio in the first place...

So now Tunebite it's faster and in my opinion looks and behaves way better then MuvAudio.

muvaudio must be one hard puppy to crack... haven't seen a crack for that baby at all...

althought tunebite isn't the "5 at a time" like muvaudio from what i understand muvaudio can do... or did i misread and it actually meant muvaudio decodes the songs 5 TIMES faster?

I don't think you'll see a crack for muvaudio soon. Two companies are involved with download sites and codes that change. I bought it, the price is not bad for what it does.
The speed comes in when you can convert 5 songs at once. That makes it 1/5 the time it would take to record 5 songs in real time.
If you are only going to convert one song at a time, it sounds like tunebite is faster. I haven't checked it out.
The test would be how long it would take each one to convert the same 5 songs.
If these two merged it would be one heck of a product.

I first tried Napster and then switched to Yahoo. I've been with Yahoo pretty much since it started and have been very pleased.

I've used MusicMatch, Tunebite and now MuvAudio . . . .

I never knew there was a conncection between Rhapsody and Yahoo . . . I forgot to mention that I did try Rhapsody a while back, but just really wasn't that impressed. Maybe it has improved . . . I haven't looked at it in a while.

...I've said this before. It doesn't work well with my computer.

Also, why did you put "he worships muvaudio" in quotes? I've never said that...

What I mean by connections is what can be exploited.

That's a good point. HOWEVER, I always try the program before I buy it. Getting a 30 second clip from Tunebite doesn't cut it for me.

Aww, too bad I can't edit my post.

Here's an interesting topic:

Let's discuss the legality of programs such as Tunebite and Muvaudio. I'll start off saying that I'm undecided because Tunebite clearly advertises itself as a program to remove DRM and Muvaudio doesn't.

Yeah I know . . . I just wanted to point out that I had tried Rhapsody (albeit briefly).

Gotcha

I have an interesting article for you all. I found that the RIAA is wanting to raise the price of legally downloading music.

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2005/09...es_price_rise/

Good grief. Can't the RIAA leave well enough alone? Some of those folks wouldn't know a good marketing tool if it bit them on the butt.

If you haven't already, you should click the link. There's even more.

I'm curious as to how many members make use of their public library as a source of CD audio discs? This is a sure way to get the best quality audio with no (so far) DRM problems.
As cheap as blank media is now, I "archive" the disc and then load it on to my external HD with itunes.

Has anyone had a problem of "archiving" audio CDs?
I've been able to "archive" with no problems but I use AnyDVD and CloneCD exclusively.

I really hope Steve doesn't back down . . . I don't mind paying for quality music. What I do mind is being told how I can use it.

I don't think he's going to back down.

I'll elaborate a bit:

MuvAudio will take your playlist, split it in how many VAC's you have selected, and then all VAC's work separatly, and when ALL the files from ALL VAC's are done the software gives you the signal that the conversion is complete. So it doesn't make the decoding process faster, especially if you have only a few files.

Tunebite, on the other hand, simply accelerates the decoding process up to 4 times. No matter how many files you have, 1 or 1000...It just makes it 4 times faster, without waiting for anything, or creating more process threads on your computer.

ahh ok that cleared it up a bit... i still wanna try out muvaudio though... but like toasters said i'd rather try it out fully then to buy it... already bought tunebite even AFTER i found the keygen for it...