Audio Rip - New Website - Supports YouTube - BandCamp - SoundCloud

[Johno]

I would like to introduce my new website Audio.rip. You can download music direct from Youtube, Bandcamp and Soundcloud directly without any additional software. The download qualilty is 320kbps

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Looking for feedback and ideas on progressing the project.

[MentaL_BOT]

[XenoGFX]

Love this site. i used it to download few stuff off youtube and soundcloud!

[Scratch]

do you know if it will support myspace?

[Johno]

Love this site. i used it to download few stuff off youtube and soundcloud!

Thanks for the feedback bro :)

do you know if it will support myspace?

I will add your request to the future todo list :)

[Scratch]

that would be amazing, I got some tracks I'd like to download that are only available in myspace, it's from a group from my town :p

[Diddy]

Jesus fk the quality is good. Just bookmarked it ;)

[Johno]

Updated to support the new youtube algorithms for downloading, still going strong :)

[NoBrain]

@Johno why? This is both pointless and doesn't even work as it should, you'll lose a fucking ton of traffic due to this.

[TimeBomb]

You're 100% in the right to do whatever you want and attempt to block AdBlock users from using your site. Here's one argument against doing so, though:

Scenario A:
I'm an ad-block user. I want to use your site. I go to your site, and get told not to use ad blocker. I have no attachment to your site, I only just heard about it. Why would I disable this extension for your site?
The extension that I use everywhere, this extension that lessens the annoyances and lessens my exposure to malware as I surf the web? I leave the site without ever going back to it.

Scenario B:
I'm an ad-block user. I want to use your site. I go to your site and use its functionality and have a good experience. I tell people about your site. Some of them are not ad-block users. Maybe I even use it on mobile, where I don't have an adblocker.

With Scenario A, you have lost one ad-block user. Who cares about them, right?
But with Scenario B, you have gained an ad-block user, but you have also gained more users due to that one happy ad-block user sharing your website. This means you also get ad views and potentially $$ from the new users that don't have ad block. You also get even more opportunities for more users to invite people to your site. Giving you more opportunity to get $$. Virality at its best, my friend.

If it were me, then unless I calculated that losing an ad-block user and their potential virality is worth saving us the bandwidth and processing fees to accommodate that otherwise potentially "freeloading" user, I would allow ad-block users to my site.

Either way, cool site. Best of luck with it :).

[Johno]

@Johno why? This is both pointless and doesn't even work as it should, you'll lose a fucking ton of traffic due to this.

We did trial this for a few weeks and removed it from our CloudFlare account for the domain, both from the installed apps and subscriptions in our account, the adblock has not showed for me while testing. I have contacted cloudflare in order to resolve the issues and I thank for you pointing this out but really do you need to include vulgar language in order to make a point ?

You're 100% in the right to do whatever you want and attempt to block AdBlock users from using your site. Here's one argument against doing so, though:

Scenario A:
I'm an ad-block user. I want to use your site. I go to your site, and get told not to use ad blocker. I have no attachment to your site, I only just heard about it. Why would I disable this extension for your site?
The extension that I use everywhere, this extension that lessens the annoyances and lessens my exposure to malware as I surf the web? I leave the site without ever going back to it.

Scenario B:
I'm an ad-block user. I want to use your site. I go to your site and use its functionality and have a good experience. I tell people about your site. Some of them are not ad-block users. Maybe I even use it on mobile, where I don't have an adblocker.

With Scenario A, you have lost one ad-block user. Who cares about them, right?
But with Scenario B, you have gained an ad-block user, but you have also gained more users due to that one happy ad-block user sharing your website. This means you also get ad views and potentially $$ from the new users that don't have ad block. You also get even more opportunities for more users to invite people to your site. Giving you more opportunity to get $$. Virality at its best, my friend.

If it were me, then unless I calculated that losing an ad-block user and their potential virality is worth saving us the bandwidth and processing fees to accommodate that otherwise potentially "freeloading" user, I would allow ad-block users to my site.

Either way, cool site. Best of luck with it :).

Thanks for the feedback on thw website. As stated to Nobrain's comment we had requetsed the app to be removed but for some reason for some people it still reamins, we are waiting on a reply from cloudflare to resolve the issue for everyone.

[Future]

Started using this after youtube-mp3.org went down. Regretting I didn't do earlier. The quality is outstanding and the usability is great. Feels more like a 21st century website :P

Thanks for this! Hope you stick around for a while!

[Johno]

Started using this after youtube-mp3.org went down. Regretting I didn't do earlier. The quality is outstanding and the usability is great. Feels more like a 21st century website :P

Thanks for this! Hope you stick around for a while!

Thanks for the feedback, im not planning on closing down anytime soon :)

[Scratch]

that would be amazing, I got some tracks I'd like to download that are only available in myspace, it's from a group from my town :p

anytime soon bro?

[Aschefurst]

I've been using different slow audio downloaders for years, many had bad audio quality too.
The interface, quality and the speed of the download is outstanding!

[Aesir]

No invasive ads, awesome quality/download speed.
Just wow, keep it on man, that's such a great work.