Florin Moize, could you kindly send the printscreens to support@amoyshare.com. AmoyShare support team could help you out. Please plus your system info to have a better troubleshooting. Thanks.

donald, sorry for any inconvenience caused. We are updating the server this week and upgrading the download process to have a much better downloading experience. Could you kindly sent to support@amoyshare.com about your system info from Win10 and your net location(country is ok), we plan to launch CDN globally according to the locations traffic. Thanks for your kindly help with this.

starvinmarvin, The program and music is free (for one year) so I won't be complaining.

starvinmarvin, You again? Try WAV on your cell phone or tablet.

Joey, sorry for any inconvenience caused. We are updating the server this week and upgrading the download process to have a much better downloading experience. Could you kindly sent to support@amoyshare.com about your bug info, plus your system info and our technical guys will happy to serve you. Thanks for you kindly help here.

Just Curious,

So...you've never...ever... streamed a movie...used a torrent site...borrowed and burned a copy of a friends DVD or CD...scooped an old copy of MS Word or Publisher...used someone else license key...downloaded an image from Google or just looked at one...same #&@*, different pile...
Probably never went over the speed limit...coasted thru a stop sign...grabbed that nifty pen off someone's desk or drank underage either...
Must be a reak angel ...

@ Joey
Haven't install it (yet?) on my Win10 x64 laptop. Used their own browser link http://www.amoyshare.com/free-mp3-finder/ to search for an opera Aria. Sure it takes time to do so, as there's no such thing as AnyMusic library but, instead it combs the YouTube site — displaying a sort of 'found' list for you to choose from; those video clipss may contain a live perfornace clip or a Vinyl/CD track. It then presents the possibility to download the extracted audio track, usually in its original ".m4a" format.

Click on the Download button. and wait. If you're lucky you'll see three lines: "Choose a file to download | m4a n.nnM | MP3 Unknown Size". Right-click the 'M'-shown line on the right of m4a, give the file a name, and save it.
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@Just Curious
Is it legal? Yes, as long as AmoyShare is fishing within that "legally uploaded" video pond.

Mothman,

Did you REALLY need to be a wiseass rather than just answering the question? Or do you just really feel the need to be a troll?

If you really think you're that high and mighty see if you can actually answer the question rather than just being a dick considering there is an actual legitimate answer and no....it's not the one you think it is.

Because yes.....there is a LEGAL response unlike the "borrowing a friend's DVD or using a torrent site".

Mothman,
My question is not a moral judgment, but a legal curiosity.
How can an app that pirates music can be sold legally for 60$ per year, is my question.
All of the above you mentioned are free resources, not by the choice always, but it is legally impossible for them to not to pay the license fee for a song and still give you a copy of it to download, which is what this app does exactly.
So, why would you pay 60$/yearly membership fee, while you can download free from the torrent if at the end you will get the same penalty on the court when you get caught?

Les Wells, could you kindly uninstall it and re-download from this link, www.amoyshare.com/download-software/anymusic.exe , the software package should be 75,745,080 bytes large for this version. If it still can't work, please kindly send some screenshots plus your system info to support@amoyshare.com, the technical guys will help you out. Thanks for your kindly help here.

Peter, du bist nicht auf deutschsprachige Seite :)

Mario,

Thank you for the info. One issue I have never understood about links here. When I click the link I get warnings the page is unsafe, etc. The page does not want to load. When I copy and paste the link the page loads with no problem. Any ideas why this happens?

William W. Geertsema, a phrase that comes to mind is, "Do not look a gift horse in the mouth." To have a programmer's software listed on GOTD is a promotion for the software, the eventual sale of which decides if he can put bread on the table for his family or not. Don't be so ungrateful and think about why the software is here in the first place!

Tony Gale, I have to agree with you. I find myself able to "pick apart" every offering if I decide to do so, but, it's my understanding the daily downloads are free and provided by GOTD as a mechanism for exposure. I'm sure there are folks out there that have the expertise to find fault in every offering. I have chose to either take it or leave it and when I do take it, I am thankful for the "free" software. These offerings are here for us to choose whether or not we take them, so that is my approach. If I don't like what I see I just pass, otherwise I take it and enjoy it for what it is.

Tony Gale, with due respect, this is not a gift horse, but a loaned horse. If I interpret the phrase "the offer includes a one year license!" correctly, after one year the horse will refuse to pull the plow or the cart, and will gallop off.

I intended to comment constructively, as witness the link I provide for downloading a missing DLL.

As regards the different ways of offering software:
Some frequently encountered methods are the following:
A) A program is offered for indefinite use (i.e. unlimited in time), and lifetime upgrades/updates; such offers generally demand a payment.
B) A program if offered for indefinite use, with free minor updates. The offer may, or may not, require payment.
C) A program is offered for indefinite use, but a major upgrade entails additional payment. The offer may, or may not, require payment.
D) A program is offered for temporary use (e.g. one year), and will cease to function after that, unless a new license is purchased. If the first period also requires payment, this is the full subscription model.

(Needless to say, there are other important aspects of software offers (per user or per machine, how many machines, concurrent use, ability to reinstall, etc.), but they are not relevant to the present discussion.)

Many users (me included) have a strong preference for method A.
Of course, as prospective buyer you want to be confident that the developer is not fly-by-night, AND that he intends to update/upgrade his software. Whether or not the software has been marketed for some time already, and has a documented history of improvements, is a good indication.

Giveaway of the Day offers generally follow method C, without initial payment, but with additional payment for later versions.
BitsDuJour offers generally adhere to any one of the four described methods, in almost all cases with initial payment.

I purchase software frequently (generally several programs each month).
If I trust the program and the developer, and if an option of lifetime updates is offered, I generally go for that option (unless prohibitively costly).

I fail to see why expressing a preference for indefinite use, and even for lifetime updates, shows a lack of gratitude toward developers.
I share your opinion that free offers by Giveaway of the Day are valuable, and developers deserve credit for making them possible.

William W. Geertsema

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[ William W. Geertsema ],

Thanks, that solved my problem, too.
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I appreciate the enormous amount of effort and skill it takes to create anything, but ...

1 -- save your time reinventing programs that already exist,
and stand on their shoulders to create something new
( for example,

... AbelsSoft YouTube Song Downloader autofills from a cut-and-paste link from searching you've done in your browser,
has a strong search feature, got way more results,
includes video preview before selection,
includes the Vevo web site,
and is free, forever

... AmoyShare does less,
reverts to the web-browser-only interface after a year, presumably,
but does show your library, er, one directory at a time,
and does promise to export to a device for remote review, which I didn't try,

... Microsoft Windows Explorer is more flexible for me for moving and copying files around,
and easily includes subdirectories or songs gathered via the Explorer search

... others here offer other competitive software to review,
thanks gang )

2 -- study GOTD archives to see how we play :
we are not a beta test site,
we hate getting less than a fully working working version,
we hate getting older versions compared to what's available direct from the vendor on the same day,
and we hate expiring trial periods
( we also hate non-re-installable versions
... but hey, we do accept compromise begrudgingly ).

So, thanks, AmoyShare, for another tool in my toolbox which I may use on occasion if my primary tools ever fail.

But when this expires, I see no compelling reason to purchase it.
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You need to go to the web site in the readme file & register for the program. Re-start the program & in the upper right at the top click on "Log In" then check for up dates. It will then ask if you want to upgrade the program, click yes. The update has bug fixes for Win10. After the update re-start the program & you'll see that the trial version is gone!

Ron Dunn, the updated version does NOT work with my Win 10 x64 system at all. I've tried everything I can think of... Besides, this software only seems to download YouTube music, which does not seem so novel.