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Gus Holcomb
iSlurp is a java-based client for the iTunes™ song-sharing protocol. Allows you to download songs instead of just streaming. Given that this is beta software, please contact me with any bugs. If you're using the platform-independent version, please include the error_log file with any correspondence.
What's New
Version 1.0b2 adds support for authentication.
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later, iTunes 4.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later, iTunes 4.
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| Downloads:4,472 |
| Version Downloads:1,634 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : MP3 |
| License:Free |
| Date:13 May 2003 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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iSlurp is a java-based client for the iTunes™ song-sharing protocol. Allows you to download songs instead of just streaming. Given that this is beta software, please contact me with any bugs. If you're using the platform-independent version, please include the error_log file with any correspondence.
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Anonymous reviewed on 06 Oct 2003
Record Labels have gone to great lengths in the negotiation of rediculously high costs, and unreasonable licensing requirements and all those money grubbing office executives wish to do is promote the stealing of my money.
Software such as this will result in the failure of the RECORD COMPANIES as common consumers attempt to WAKE THE HECK UP and realize they're paying an average of 13 - 15 bucks for a CD that cost a few dollars to physically produce, effectively RIPPING THEM OFF.
(Wake up and realize that the music industry as a whole is screwing you over and taking advantage of you and they need to get to the edge of going bankrupt so maybe they'll get the freakin idea we're sick of their crap.)
Anonymous reviewed on 13 May 2003
Apple has gone to great lengths in the negotiation of reasonable music rights and all this thief wishes to do is promote the stealing of music.
Software such as this will result in the failure of the Apple Music Store as record companies attempt to fight music piracy.
Anonymous reviewed on 13 May 2003
but...great idea;)...well..maybe someday a great app???
Anonymous reviewed on 13 May 2003
Anonymous reviewed on 13 May 2003
would be great if it had any filtering options, like listing by artist/title/album.
also would be great if the window could be resized so it could be opened larger for scrolling through long lists. great work!
Anonymous reviewed on 13 May 2003
b2 will look like it want's to connect but tells me wrong password, even tho i know the itunes in question has no password on it.
keep up the quick fixes :)
Anonymous reviewed on 13 May 2003