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Originally Posted by collyn  Hey Jayjo,
Man you need to be sure of what your downloading to your computer! |
yup
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You may not have noticed that that file 3462kb does not show a bitrate!
Mp3 files should have a bit rate.
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yup Mark II...
And they do...
But, and here is where your comment does not obtain...
The
display of a bitrate for any given file is totally dependent on the 'compatibility' of the client(s)...
(And, of course, the file being one that actually can have a bit rate to be quoted !)
You must not confuse the lack of a display of bitrate, within the GUI display of various Gnutella Network clients, as being synonomous with a bad or corrupt file...
Any idiot can prove, very quickly, what specific file sizes to avoid...
How ?
Do a search for your granny's name spelled backwards !
Anything !
or, one of my favourites...
"Britney's Historical Guide To Cosmology and Fusion Reaction Tokamaks"
Try it !
But, please do not confuse 'No bitrate info' with 'bad files', OK ?