Download Queuer?

[matty28carter]

Can anyone reccommend a download queuer? preferably freeware. All i want it to do is download things for me one by one, like in kazaa and stuff like that. I'm not really interested in it speeding up my downloads. I've had a google and all i can ever seem to find is ones that specifically speed up my downloads, not what i want. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks. :laugh:

[matty28carter]

actually i think i may have just stumbled across what i was looking for... LeechGet 2004. www.leechget.net its free... seems pritty good.

[B.E.L.B.H.D.]

I have been using Fresh Download (http://www.freshdevices.com/) for a couple of years.

[rorythedog]

When I was on Broadband I used Fresh Download too. Good program and free. Or you could go back to dial-up. Problem solved. No queuing required. :depressed

[Roj]

Can anyone reccommend a download queuer? preferably freeware. All i want it to do is download things for me one by one, like in kazaa and stuff like that. I'm not really interested in it speeding up my downloads. I've had a google and all i can ever seem to find is ones that specifically speed up my downloads, not what i want. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks. :laugh:
Star Downloader Free, available here:

http://www.stardownloader.com/downloads.php?PHPSESSID=18c97facc1713a3d91b938025e d08a31

In fact, I wrote a recent article called "The freewarePC" where I covered off what it would take to move my entire shareware / commercialware environment to freeware. The freewarePC has been running in my house for a while now and works very very well. Perhaps I'll find a way to post the article here if there's interest...

[matty28carter]

Star Downloader Free, available here:

http://www.stardownloader.com/downloads.php?PHPSESSID=18c97facc1713a3d91b938025e d08a31

In fact, I wrote a recent article called "The freewarePC" where I covered off what it would take to move my entire shareware / commercialware environment to freeware. The freewarePC has been running in my house for a while now and works very very well. Perhaps I'll find a way to post the article here if there's interest...

I'm sure i've come across this one before... anyway thankyou all for the links. The freewarePC review would make an interesting read. I've been trying to do a similar thing myself recenltly. perhaps we could make a thread posting all the freeware thats pritty good that we've come across that is better then commercial software.

[Roj]

I'm sure i've come across this one before... anyway thankyou all for the links. The freewarePC review would make an interesting read. I've been trying to do a similar thing myself recenltly. perhaps we could make a thread posting all the freeware thats pritty good that we've come across that is better then commercial software.
That could be vrey cool. The article is 10 pages long and I'll post a copy as a .pdf attachment when I've refined it a bit more.

[hedge]

That could be vrey cool. The article is 10 pages long and I'll post a copy as a .pdf attachment when I've refined it a bit more.
Not exactly the thread you were looking for, but pretty darn close... http://www.quinnware.com/forum/showthread.php?t=916

[B.E.L.B.H.D.]

Perhaps I'll find a way to post the article here if there's interest...
I'd like to read that.

VirtualDub would definittely go on a list of free software that could perform some of the tasks of the very expenisve video software.

[Roj]

I'd like to read that.

VirtualDub would definittely go on a list of free software that could perform some of the tasks of the very expenisve video software.
It's there. :)