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i need help downloading when you search something the number of hosts is under the # sign right? how come when i downloadload something that has many hosts it says it needs more sources or is the numbers under the # sign not the amount of hosts the download has? i need help quick please |
The number in the # column shows the number of hosts who are sharing an identical version of the file. What happens when you try to download...do files sit connecting for ages & then get stuck needing sources forever?? If that's the case, sounds like fake files...they're all over the network now. If you're searching for music files, use the All Types search & search for artist or album rather than song title. Go for a file with 10 sources or less...stay away from the files with huge numbers of sources. If you're searching for video files, always chech the file with Bitzi before download. If a file has heaps of sources but no Bitzi rating, chances are it's a fake. Check out the threads below for more info & tips, including how to use Bitzi;) Fake files showing up in search results How to find music |
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