Re: Anyone can download your tunes from soundcloud!
Posted: Fri Feb 04, 2011 3:16 am
So how do they get around the download counter? I have set tunes to download for a short period of time and taken it back off and the counter stays up.
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Yeah honestly I need to know how to do this for real before I bitch. How do I know it's a fail or not? You would think you would see everyones bits up around the net if this were true? I only find Savory files after they have been released.stompzi wrote:Eh, it doesn't matter how hard it is, somebody will release a tool to make it easy for the masses.legend4ry wrote:Can I just say.....Unless you know your way around sourcecode I very much doubt you'll be able to work this out very easily.. Its not THAT bad security but its possible...Just like it used to be possible to download off youtube with notepad and knowing what code to edit..
And it's not like it's difficult to secure this, so I'm still calling it a Soundcloud fail. (Again assuming it's true, and it's not the transcoded version)
You can definitely do that. I am not concerned about that. I'll give away 128k versions to anyone that wants them tbh.paravrais wrote:Either I figured it out wrong or it's only the 128kbp stream you can download, still it's pretty fucking annoying.
But the stream is 128k. Doesn't it actually encode a 128k for streaming rather than trans-coding on the fly? I mean I don't know shit about this stuff, I am just asking.jaimelee wrote:@abZ
I imagine that due to the fact it's downloading the stream not the other method, possibly you get a "authentication ticket" that affects your counter?
Yeah it's a pre-coded version of the 128 that they keep linked to the player for streaming. I think the 320 would only be accessible if it was already available for free download.abZ wrote:But the stream is 128k. Doesn't it actually encode a 128k for streaming rather than trans-coding on the fly? I mean I don't know shit about this stuff, I am just asking.jaimelee wrote:@abZ
I imagine that due to the fact it's downloading the stream not the other method, possibly you get a "authentication ticket" that affects your counter?
There is no download counter.abZ wrote:So how do they get around the download counter? I have set tunes to download for a short period of time and taken it back off and the counter stays up.
Except there is. When you enable downloads anyway. Soundcloud keeps track because it's part of your plan how many you get per upload. I don't know, can anyone confirm or deny this? It's looks pretty doubtful to me that anyone can grab the original tbh.Assassin wrote:There is no download counter.abZ wrote:So how do they get around the download counter? I have set tunes to download for a short period of time and taken it back off and the counter stays up.
deadly habit wrote:hide yo dubs, hide yo wife
there's a tune thief on soundcloud tonight
I think it only shows who downloaded your shit when they also have an soundcloud account AND are logged in when downloading. Otherwise you won't see anythingRecessive Trait wrote:so surely if someone is ripping your songs, it will at least show up in downloads, and probably (if you have a pay account) show you exactly who did it.
jaimelee wrote:Hopefully, but sites like Youtube do extensive work on it day by day.
(Everyone uses third party apps on their browser which the sites can block)
About time SC started on it maybe, or we'll just have to start adding "Example" clips and hiding everything else.
Yeah im a paying customer too...abZ wrote:Dang. I'd kinda like to know how it's done so I can bitch to soundcloud about it. I pay for it for fucks sake, that's unacceptable. Not even sure it should have been brought up here either. Probably some punks trying to work it out after reading this but I'm glad I know.