File.
This column shows the files whose names contain your search string. The file
name may not indicate the actual contents of the file since there are a lot of
fake files on peer-to-peer file-sharing networks.
Bytes.
The file size in bytes helps to determine if this is the potential correct file
to download. A music or video file with a small file size is a good candidate
for an incomplete or corrupted file.
Time.
The duration of a song is shown in this column if available.
Bitrate.
This is the MP3 bitrate. The higher the bitrate, the better the audio quality
at the expense of larger file size and longer download time.
Frequency.
Audio sampling frequency. The most common values are 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz.
User. This is the screen name of other users who are offering files to download.
You can select a user and right click to display the context menu to access other
options regarding this user (Browse, Add to Hotlist, Whois, Send Message, and
Chat). These options are explained later in subsequent pages.
Speed.
This is the connection speed of the user who is offering the files to download.
Typical connection speeds are DSL, cable modem, 56K dial-up, etc.
Ping.
This is how long it takes to send and get back a short message to this user.
Status/Server.
The download status is either "available", or "in queue". You can start the
download of the file if the status is "available". Otherwise, your download
request is entered into a queue and you have to wait. The number in the queue
indicates how many users are currently ahead of you and are currently waiting.
If you decide to enter a queue, you may have to wait from a few hours to several
days, or not at all if the file you want to download is popular. The download
tips toward the end of the guide show several ways to improve the chance to get
your downloaded files.
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