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There’s esnips. And there’s imeem. They do provide 100% free mp3 streaming. Streaming. Period. But will they allow you to download the audio files for free? Yes and no. While some files can be downloaded, they are just “some” and not “most” neither “all.” With esnips, the only time that an audio file can be downloaded is if the file owner enable it for public download. Take note, it’s the file. So setting a file folder or directory for public download is equivalent to just public streaming although the actual download happens somewhere in your computer (I’ll mention more about this later).  So now the big question is: How do I get those for absolutely 100% free?I’m going to teach you some tricks I discovered myself–and by others.

Trick number one: Search Engine MP3 Hack code. Normally what people do is to type in  “free mp3 download” in the search field which pulls up several results that says that they provide users with free mp3 download only to end up downloading incomplete audios, registering to earn points to get mp3s for free, or the plain “pay for it.” Sadly, that’s the reality –webmasters are so wise and intelligent. Here is a simple code that works fairly: “index of/” “audio name” .mp3 where audio name is replaced by the actual title. This allows you to easily pull up web folders with direct download. It looks the same like an ftp url. Just be aware though that some websites have taken advantage of this hack. Their webpage would look as if you were viewing a FTP url with matching .mp3 file extension but when you click on the link you’d only end up just listening to it and feed with popups and popunders.

Trick number two: The Esnips hack. With esnips, you can have 5 Gigabye of free online storage space. Not every file though are dowloadable especially those mp3s. What a  sad reality. But did you know that when you stream those files, you are also actually downloading them? But where do they go. Every browser has this folder called Temporary Internet Files (folder name may vary) where all the webpages you’ve visited including the pictures, the javascripts, and yes, those lovely musics are stored. In Internet Explorer  (if you have windows XP) the path is C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files.

So what’s the trick?  Once you have finished streaming something from esnips, go and check that folder, arrange them according to file types and look for audio icons. For esnips, the file name is file88 –usually. Copy that file to a regular folder and you will notice that that was the music you were listening. Now go back to the temporary internet files folder, right click on that file88 and hit properties. You will see there the direct url of the file.  But you don’t want to this process all the time. But I don’t also want to give everything out so study the following:

esnips audio hack
http://www.esnips.com/nsdoc/0e2fd1be-296c-4768-a8c8-37ec5929fd01/ts_id/1244046650593/ns_flash/file88.mp3
http://www.esnips.com/nsdoc/0e2fd1be-296c-4768-a8c8-37ec5929fd01/Kelly-Clarkson—Because-Of-You

notice the  link differences
http://www.esnips.com/nsdoc/0e2fd1be-296c-4768-a8c8-37ec5929fd01/Kelly-Clarkson—Because-Of-You
change the highlighted characters to ts_id/1244046650593/ns_flash/file88.mp3 which is taken from the first url
also add ns to http://www.esnips.com/doc/ changing it to http://www.esnips.com/nsdoc/
this should be the direct download url http://www.esnips.com/nsdoc/0e2fd1be-296c-4768-a8c8-37ec5929fd01/ts_id/1244046650593/ns_flash/file88.mp3

Please take note that this may not work if you’re not logged in to esnips so better create an account. It’s free anyway.

Trick number three: Sitting pretty. While the tricks mentioned above are helpful, there’s is a much easier way to get mp3s for free. You see, I’ve been so addicted to testing nulled scripts that I accidentally stumbled upon some of the websites that automatically do the trick of getting the mp3 download link for you. These websites don’t host the audio files. And if what they do are legal or not, you better answer it yourself.

So here they are:

• http://www.x10media.com/mp3/ (This is the demo link for x10media mp3 search script which may already be used by some websites. Take not that this requires registration.)
• http://musicbiatch.com/  (No registration required but downloading mp3 from esnips may require you to be logged in to it.)
• http://attmp3.com/ (This is the main site for attmp3 script which is demo site itself. You may want to register but you can still download the files without doing so. I tested it myself.)

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