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  1. Been using this since Saturday - very nice release! Also, just submitted the official release post by muts to digg http://digg.com/linux_unix/BackTrack_4_Beta_RELEASED So please, digg if you wish :) Have fun!
  2. the process you just described is exactly what mine does ;) grabs the xml listing and goes from there.. i've added you on msn so i'll discuss more with you when i see you online i'm in sydney, australia by the way - time as of writing this is 4.30pm.
  3. hey Steve.. cheers for the feedback. it's coded in object pascal and compiled with RAD Studio 2007. when i get around to it i'd like to re-code it in win32 c++ (i'm not a fan of MFC, .NET, and other similar architectures when it comes to small applications like this). i understand your hesitation with running foreign .exe's which you didn't compile yourself - i'm much the same and have a spare box which i use when first running random foreign applications. (like you seem to do with VMWare) that said, i have no interest at all in coding back doors, virii, and other shit into my programs. not only do i not have time for stuff like that, but i'm a 21 year old software engineer (been doing this for a good 10 years, although only as a job for the past year and a bit), and pulling that kind of stunt is only going to make people dislike me - and that's not what i'm after. i've only recently launched my website and plan to have a variety of tools going up there in the future, along with research and development documentation of things i find interesting :] anyway, back to the application itself.. did you get that 404 error on multiple band URL's? i had a number of issues in my testing phase, but never with an incorrect download URL. can you give me any more info? what band was it you got that error with? (if not all) the way your downloader works and mine works is very different, and each has its advantages and disadvantages. mine works in a way which pretty much does exactly what the web browser does, and i know a fair number of IRC friends and actual friends of mine who are using it without any real issues currently. do you use IRC or MSN at all? i'd like to show you the way mine actually works.. it basically pretends to be the flash mp3 player itself, and says "here i am, i need the song list and", and myspace sends back the entire song listing, # of plays, album name, and the direct URL for each mp3. but yeah, pm me your MSN or IRC or wherever you like to hang out, and i'll show you a very quick and accurate way to get all the details. cheers, -m
  4. g'day all.. just saw someone else's myspace mp3 downloader in a thread today and decided i'd send mine out to the masses also (sorry if it seems like i'm stealing thunder!) musicSpace v1.0 is a little project i've been working on slowly as i've found time, and has been available for a while now. at the moment it's a full featured ripper for myspace only with integrated ID3 editing, however full pandora integration is in the works too. it's soon to be multithreaded (to be quicker and download more than 1 song at a time) and a preview option is there for the next version. you can grab it from: http://m0zzie.net/?page_id=9 comments/suggestions are very very welcome.. i'm a software engineer but i'm not all that creative - so give me ideas and i'll make them happen! ;)
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