how to find the media you want

The following is a general list of tips that helps you find the media you want within the network that your P2P client connects to.

• Do not enter the entire file name, as many files are not fully or properly titled. Use the fewest keywords that identify the group of files you want to find.
• If you enter two more or more keywords, results will be found that match ALL keywords. Do not use 'and' or 'or'.
• Try to use keywords with at least 3 and preferably 4 characters. Some P2P clients don't recognize keywords with 3 or fewer characters.
• Do not use non-alphanumeric characters like ', ", /, $, #, @, &, or double byte characters
• If your search generates too many results, run a more specific search or use more keywords.
• If your search doesn't generate any or enough results, widen your search or use less keywords.
• Video, music, photo, and other kinds of files can have metatags - information about the file, such as artist, album, and genre for music files. The software of the users you connect to determines if you can search on such tags. Some P2P software support metatag searching, some don't. If your P2P client doesn't, then use this information as keywords in your search.
• If your search does not produce enough results, you can always try again later, as more or different users may be connected then.

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