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I wish I could say somethingabout TIDAL but unfortunately I have no idea what it is.
kingston
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TIDAL is owned by Jay Z. It is basically like Spotify but offers high quality, lossless streaming. And their accounts are expensive. Having access to it means having millions of tracks handy and they are all genuine CD quality.
But there is a catch: you can't download them. And this is where the adventure begins
But there is a catch: you can't download them. And this is where the adventure begins
shockli
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I wish I could say somethingabout TIDAL but unfortunately I have no idea what it is.
TIDAL is owned by Jay Z. It is basically like Spotify but offers high quality, lossless streaming. And their accounts are expensive. Having access to it means having millions of tracks handy and they are all genuine CD quality.
But there is a catch: you can't download them. And this is where the adventure begins
Never heard of TIDAL ever
Tidal is the reason we all pirate Kanye West (not like we would pay for his music anyways): https://torrentfreak.com/kanye-wests-the-life-of-pablo-piracy-160216/
kingston
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All that noise makes perfect sense. That guy is simply Jay Z's puppet meant to brag and hype - all for the popularity of TIDAL. To me this is a huge social experiment in the series of "steal this album" as Kanye West is basically begging for piracy And all those people help to spread the word about TIDAL at the same time. Of course it has been on the news a lot, too. So now hundreds of thousands of people are "wtf is TIDAL gotta try it", etc. Well done.
And all those people help to spread the word about TIDAL at the same time. Of course it has been on the news a lot, too. So now hundreds of thousands of people are "wtf is TIDAL gotta try it", etc. Well done.
Marcel Menk
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I've never heared of TIDAL either. I might have to try it before i can give any feedback according to it. In terms of spotify: Im not really a fan of it. Im sure that you can find a lot of bugs if you just keep on searching them. So far I've only ran across 1 (Which is already fixed) but im sure there are more.
shockli
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>r4p3 members be like:All that noise makes perfect sense. That guy is simply Jay Z's puppet meant to brag and hype - all for the popularity of TIDAL. To me this is a huge social experiment in the series of "steal this album" as Kanye West is basically begging for piracy
Marcel Menk
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That might be caused of the fact that noone knows TIDAL so there is no interest in exploiting it. The goal of exploids is usual to grab user data which isnt possible if youve got a platform that only a few guys use.
Hydra
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Its possible to download songs from tidal. I used it some months ago but its outdated and need some recoding.TIDAL is owned by Jay Z. It is basically like Spotify but offers high quality, lossless streaming. And their accounts are expensive. Having access to it means having millions of tracks handy and they are all genuine CD quality.
But there is a catch: you can't download them. And this is where the adventure begins
Hydra
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Yes. A friend of mine coded it in node.js, released it and it worked pretty good. The complete source code is available in cleartext. Maybe I get it working again else I will find someone else.
Hydra
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Here you go: http://megacloud.ovh/index.php/s/5iJrsaJabWNasIz pass: r4p3
Simply extract it, run the start.bat and open localhost:1719 in your browser. Its german btw.