Winamp MP3 bundle

harley06 · 22nd September 2010, 23:08

I only got part of the Winamp MP3 bundle (1 song) when I downloaded Winamp Media Player. I am on dial-up and I would like to get the rest of the bundle without re-downloading the whole bundle again. When I was installing the media player I was missing DirectX. Went to Microsoft & downloaded that (4 hours later). Can I get the MP3 bundle separately??

Paultx · 30th April 2011, 17:52

BTW where is the mp3 bundle saved? I can't find it in my default downloads folder or in any of Winamp's folders.

Batter Pudding · 30th April 2011, 22:33

The "mp3 bundle" is not really part of Winamp. It is more part of the addons that AOL sling into the installer to make a bit of cash. You'll find many experienced user deselect that completely, which is why you are getting no responses.

I don't know where the "free" MP3s go, or even if they are worth finding. Sorry I can't be of more help.

I suggest as you have Windows 7 PCs there, I would use the rather good search that is built in to locate all the MP3s on your PC. You'll soon spot any not in your standard folders.

Paultx · 13th May 2011, 21:27

Found! The installation puts an Internet shortcut on the desktop and that takes me to the eMusic promo page. But it's not available in my country.
Or isn't it so?

Paultx · 25th May 2011, 12:19

And now I just found there is this "50 FREE MP3s + 1 Free Audiobook" thing on the "Uninstall or change a program" list of the control panel.

Batter Pudding · 25th May 2011, 20:46

I expect the item listed in add/remove programs does nothing more than remove the shortcut from your desktop. It is just showing that eMusic respect your PC (which is rare for a free offer)

22nd September 2010, 23:08	#1
harley06 Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Canada Posts: 1	Winamp MP3 bundle I only got part of the Winamp MP3 bundle (1 song) when I downloaded Winamp Media Player. I am on dial-up and I would like to get the rest of the bundle without re-downloading the whole bundle again. When I was installing the media player I was missing DirectX. Went to Microsoft & downloaded that (4 hours later). Can I get the MP3 bundle separately??

30th April 2011, 17:52	#2
Paultx Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Brazil Posts: 185	BTW where is the mp3 bundle saved? I can't find it in my default downloads folder or in any of Winamp's folders. Winamp 5.666 3516 Windows 10 Pro - 64-bit • Intel Core i7 • 12 GB RAM

13th May 2011, 21:27	#4
Paultx Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Brazil Posts: 185	Found! The installation puts an Internet shortcut on the desktop and that takes me to the eMusic promo page. But it's not available in my country. Or isn't it so? Attached Thumbnails Winamp 5.666 3516 Windows 10 Pro - 64-bit • Intel Core i7 • 12 GB RAM

25th May 2011, 12:19	#5
Paultx Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Brazil Posts: 185	And now I just found there is this "50 FREE MP3s + 1 Free Audiobook" thing on the "Uninstall or change a program" list of the control panel. Winamp 5.666 3516 Windows 10 Pro - 64-bit • Intel Core i7 • 12 GB RAM

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30th April 2011, 22:33	#3
Batter Pudding Major Dude Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,665	The "mp3 bundle" is not really part of Winamp. It is more part of the addons that AOL sling into the installer to make a bit of cash. You'll find many experienced user deselect that completely, which is why you are getting no responses. I don't know where the "free" MP3s go, or even if they are worth finding. Sorry I can't be of more help. I suggest as you have Windows 7 PCs there, I would use the rather good search that is built in to locate all the MP3s on your PC. You'll soon spot any not in your standard folders.

25th May 2011, 20:46	#6
Batter Pudding Major Dude Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,665	I expect the item listed in add/remove programs does nothing more than remove the shortcut from your desktop. It is just showing that eMusic respect your PC (which is rare for a free offer)