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Stoepsel · 30-01-02, 02:47 PM

Hi indy,

since you ran out on me in the chat (:P) I'll try and explain WinMX searching capabilities here:

First of all, searching in WinMX is pretty much the same as in Morpheus. You can specify Artist/Title, restrict file types, connection types (DSL, T1, 56K, ...) and MP3 bitrates.

WinMX uses only the filename to match against the artist/title. It doesn't search against ID3 tags as Morpheus does.

The search results display file name, exact file size, user name, bitrate, connection type.

You can select files from the search list and start to download them. if you have an imcomplete donwload that matches the file you want to download, winmx offers you the option to resume the download or start a new file. That's where the "incomplete downloads.txt" file is used.

Hope that's answers everything,
Stoepsel

30-01-02, 02:47 PM	#18
Stoepsel Waiting For The Night To Fall... Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 225	WinMX searching Hi indy, since you ran out on me in the chat (:P) I'll try and explain WinMX searching capabilities here: First of all, searching in WinMX is pretty much the same as in Morpheus. You can specify Artist/Title, restrict file types, connection types (DSL, T1, 56K, ...) and MP3 bitrates. WinMX uses only the filename to match against the artist/title. It doesn't search against ID3 tags as Morpheus does. The search results display file name, exact file size, user name, bitrate, connection type. You can select files from the search list and start to download them. if you have an imcomplete donwload that matches the file you want to download, winmx offers you the option to resume the download or start a new file. That's where the "incomplete downloads.txt" file is used. Hope that's answers everything, Stoepsel __________________ Who is General Failure and why is he reading my hard disk?