(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); i am probably going to have a bunch of people calling me a "pirate" but this is just an idea it it just happened to work and i thought it would post it. this thread will probably get closed soon but whatever...

but i got bored and found that if you had to lets say .mp3 files (song1 and song2) you can open up song1 in hex editor, copy and paste into song2 and it will be the same song. so you could download an album in a text file. im not saying its a smart idea but it would work ink:

i thought this was interesting and wondered if anyone else has ever thought of this.

Eh. The information is still there in one piece. Meaning the host would get into trouble. Maybe if you downloaded bits of the hex code from different places, or other computers and then assembled the pieces it would be legal.

:carling:

I just use a website that converts youtube videos to mp3 format