How do I search for Audio files?
How does the Audio results page work?
Why am I having trouble downloading songs?
How long does it take to download?
Why do I get different results when I use the same query at a later time?
How do I search for Audio files?
To find Audio files using AlltheWeb's Audio Search, follow these steps:
- Click on the search tab labeled "Audio"
- In the search box, type in your query. Tip: To get the best results, you should type the name of the artist/band, or the song title - not both.
- Click the "Search" button.
How does the Audio results page work?
After you've run your query, AlltheWeb will return you a list of Audio files that match your query.
AlltheWeb indicates the "Title", "Size" and "Date" of each search result.
For example:
To download a file, click the link below the title of the track.
Title: This is the filename of the Audio file. Clicking the title will download the MP3 file.
Size: This indicates the size of the file in megabytes (MB).
Date: This indicates the date that the file was last modified.
[ top of page ]Why am I having trouble downloading songs?
Most servers have a limit to the number of users that can connect at any one time. The only solution to this problem is to try again at a later time.
[ top of page ]How long does it take to download?
Download times vary with the speed of your Internet connection. On a 28.8K modem, it can take 20 or 30 minutes to download a three-minute song, while a high-speed connection such as ISDN, DSL, cable, or a T1 line, can download the same song in under a minute.
[ top of page ]Why do I get different results when I use the same query at a later time?
AlltheWeb randomly displays different result sets, to prevent overload of any particular server.
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