Show File Types: When
checked, a window pane is displayed, showing which files are downloadable
and which files that you do not want displayed.
if you right click, you can
even add a new type of file extension for you to download.
Normalize File Names: When checked, file names such as artist_-_i_love_you_baby.mp3 , will now be displayed as " artist - i love you baby.mp3 " . it converts the mp3 or file in a simple format.
Use Similar Folder: When you download a song, it will be automatically put in the folder the song was originally in, from the users computer. For example if madonna - frozzen, was in the folder "new hits" , when you download madonnas song. On your computer it will be stored in the folder "new hits:
Select Search: Click the "down arrow" on the right side of the Search button. Then go to the "connect" tab, then highlight a server by clicking a server once with your mouse. Then go back to the "search" tab, and click 'select search', this will only searth the server or server(s) you have highlighted. You can highlight 2 servesr by holding down your 'ctrl' key on your keyboard and clicking the servers you want.
Clear On New Search: When checked each search criteria which you send will clear the list, otherwise the new seach results will be appended to the old list.
Find Within: This is a very handy and easy to use feature. You just type in the word(s) you would like to see searched within the search results you get. Then all the files with the name you searched with will be hightlight.
Clear Queries: This will delete all the search criteria entered in the drop down list, when you search for files. Just click on "More".
Display 1000: This option lists the maximum amount of returns you can recieve. By default it is set to 1,000.
Terms and Definitions
Folder Column:
Shows the folder that the mp3 is currently held in the other person's computer.
File Name Column:
Name of the file
@ User Column:
Name of the user who has the file. Select this and RIGHT click to send
the user a message, add them to your "Users" list, etc.
Link Type:
Shows the speed the other person CLAIMS to have.
Size Column:
Size of the file in bytes.
Bitrate Column:
The bitrate of the mp3 file you are viewing. In general, the higher the
bitrate, the better the quality and the larger the file size. Most people
feel that 128 is acceptable, but many now encode their mp3s much higher
(256 or 320) because the quality, they feel, is near CD quality.
Play Length Column:
The length of the song. TIP: If you get a return of 10 songs of the same
title listed at between 3 minutes to 9 to 11 seconds, and another song
with the same title is listed dramatically differently, the one song with
a different length is NOT the song you are looking for.
Server Index Column:
The number of the server that the user is connected to as shown in the
"#" column of the "Connect" screen.
Deep Search Button:
This button will search all of the servers you are connected to 11 times.
You can also place a minus key "-" within your searches. This will EXCLUDE
a word from your search.
Copy Button:
This copies the search result listed to your clipboard, so you can paste
it within another application. This is found when you click "More".
Bitrate & LineSpeed
Restrictions:
These options filter your
searches in accordance to the Bitrate and Speed that you set. Keep
in mind, however, that bitrates below 128 sound fairly bad and are not
cd quality.
Line
Speed
Note: The lightest green
color of the username is the highest speed such as T3 or greater.
T3 or greater
T1
DSL
Cable
ISDN - 128k
ISDN - 56k
56k
33.6k
28.8k
14.4k or unknown
Note: In Chat Rooms it says if the user is on what connection such as 56k and so on.
Question: Why doesnt audioGnome, ping searches?
Answer: I will give you couple of reasons why we didnt put pinging, inside audioGnome.
1. It takes up too much time, you will be getting the results a lot slower if we pinged every result, especially if you are connected to a lot of servers.
2. Easier way to ban you! Not only they (Dr. Dre and Metallica) can ban your user name they can also get your I.P. number.
3. Pinging doesnt always garuntee you the fastest connection.
Question: How do i browse a user?
Answer: You can do this feature in 1 of 4 screens. The search screen, transfer screen, users screen, or PNN screen. Right click on the user then click "browse user".
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