Favorite Sites for Disney MP3's?
- Thread starter Gredo G.
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I second that vote for alt.binaries.multimedia.disney
All you have to do is ask for something and 9 times out of 10 at least one person will post it for you! That's service.
Sound of Magic is okay, but getting a little stale. I remember one time that Matt Orkin's site was pretty cool, but all the links are dead now and I didn't get all the files before they went down :-(
Maybe if he is still around he could check out a.b.m.d.
Heh heh
EJ
All you have to do is ask for something and 9 times out of 10 at least one person will post it for you! That's service.
Sound of Magic is okay, but getting a little stale. I remember one time that Matt Orkin's site was pretty cool, but all the links are dead now and I didn't get all the files before they went down :-(
Maybe if he is still around he could check out a.b.m.d.
Heh heh
EJ
steamboatwillie
New Member
Sorry for my ignorance, but how do you join alt.binaries.disney.multimedia? Thanks.
First you need to find out the details of your Internet Service Provider's news server. Then you need to set up some news reader software. Outlook Express is a pretty good reader and a lot of people already have it. Add a new News account and enter the information about your server. After you are finished, it will download a list of all groups available. You will search through the names until you find alt.binaries.multimedia.disney and then subscribe to the group (either double-click or right click and select subscribe). Then download headers and let the fun begin!
EJ
EJ
Mugsy_Balone
New Member
If you want to use a newsreader that is better at binaries, you might try Agent: http://www.forteinc.com/main/homepage.php
or Xnews (free - a bit of a learning curve, but works well): http://xnews.3dnews.net/
or Newsbin: http://www.newsbin.com/
I use all 3. They all support yenc, which you will see more and more of very soon, Outlook, as yet, does not.
For Usenet service, if your ISP doesn't carry newsgroups or they suck, try EasyNews.com. It's $10/month or/6gigs, whichever comes first. 50 or so days retention (WOW!) and a really handy HTTP news function as well.
Good Luck!
or Xnews (free - a bit of a learning curve, but works well): http://xnews.3dnews.net/
or Newsbin: http://www.newsbin.com/
I use all 3. They all support yenc, which you will see more and more of very soon, Outlook, as yet, does not.
For Usenet service, if your ISP doesn't carry newsgroups or they suck, try EasyNews.com. It's $10/month or/6gigs, whichever comes first. 50 or so days retention (WOW!) and a really handy HTTP news function as well.
Good Luck!