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I am a member of Franchise (after doing a thorough check on the others) and trust me they get stuff FIRST (way before Digi & 12inch). This was key in me making my decision. Alot of DJs envy me in my market because I break new music FIRST always and since joining Franchise, DJs here can't keep up with me.

Also the plus about Franchise is they give you reggae, riddims (other pools don't give u that) plus the exclusives, the freestyles etc. Their customer service is also good, if you have a question or query, they are quick on the response. The monthly is $19.99 (better than when I used to pay $85. A month in previous record pools) so go with Franchise my dude. You will thank me later!!

Hope this helps ya. I recently joined Franchise. Also have membership with digiwaxx.

Not sure about my12inch though. Digiwaxx is cool because its free but Franchise I must say is off the meat rack. Besides getting the new music mad early you get reggae like crazy man. According to Jase you get the hard core riddims too, the s.t you have to go the reggae stores like VP Records to buy. I was amazed. Plus you get a three DVD set of the backlog stuff you might have missed since their lauch last september.

I haven't look into it yet but i read on the site that they just teamed up with an online radio station to allow the members to host their own show at a time they choose. That bananers. Will let you know about that when i get into it. The do have a diggin in the crates room which is free. Am 110% happy with Franchise and for $19.99 a month, I aint going nowhere. Franchise better send me a check for this write up.LOL. Hope this helps man.

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Yeah Franchise provide you with clean, dirty, instrumental and acapella whenever available even with the reggae to i noticed. The one thing i didn't like with Franchise though is you have to click page after page one at a time when downloading but was shock to get a response after complaining about it. They responded saying that they value my complaint and believing that there might be other djs with the same concern will try and implement an upgrade in about two weeks. I will certainly keep you guys posted on this because it will be unbelievable to me if they take me that serious seeing that i just recently joined the pool.

Other than that i am happy. I wasn't aware that this is Funkmaster Flex Pool until i hit the site though. Like this fact cause i know he got to be well connected to the industry.

Quote:Also.1.) Do you have to give feedback before you can listen/download?2.) Can you post a screen shot how the system looks like?3.) How big is their online archive? So lets say I am off for holidays, can't check for 4 weeks, do I still have online access for older tracks?4.) How is the quality of the tracks? Bitrates etc.Thanks.1.) No, but note this, taken form thier site.' IMPORTANT: Please note that tracks are not available after they have been downloaded.

Once you have selected a track for download it will no longer be available in your bin if you logout, click the Next or Prev button, refresh the screen or close out the browser. Please ensure that the track has been properly saved before advancing from the current page or else you will loose that track.'

So basically, you better have a backup to your backup or you're fucked if you HD fails or something like that.2.) Tell me how to do it.3.) Similiar to Digiwaxx length on availbility. I you join right now, the last song available online will probably be Swizz Beatz - It's me Birches(Remix), with about 350 tracks to download from the bin. You should be good if you missed two months without Dl'ing.4.)Quality sounds good. Here's a list of what Franchise has as of today:RECORDS FOR THE WEEK ENDING # ARTIST SONG1 (Gully Slime Riddim) Elephant Man Ready Fi Di Video2 (Gully Slime Riddim) Instrumental3 Swizz Beatz Money In The Bank (Clean)4 Chris Brown Wall To Wall5 Musiq Soulchild Make You Happy6 Neyo ft Kanye West & Michael Jackson Because of You (DJ JD Remember the Time Remix)7 NeYo Put Your Hands Up8 Young Jeezy ft R. DITC: 41 files2 x 128kbps3 x 160. Clark is right about the bit-rates.

I remembered i ask that question a long time back and got that exact same repsonse. I even heard some tracks on radio sounding crappy now because appearantly in a bid to play new music first these stations are playin music from the MP3s that was sent out by the labels before the final version.

All because they want to say 'heard it hear first.' Matt212 brought up an interesting point about records being deleted from your bin after download and you losing out if your hard drive crashes. I ask them the reason for doing this and they promptly responded saying that to protect the labels from over distributing by sharing of login info, it was set up that way. They use the example of the traditional vinyl pool where they said if you go pick up your vinyl there is no way you would be able to go back and pick it up after the fact because your bin will be empty until the next pickup. Now if you lose your records on the way home then that's no fault of theirs. Hard drive crashing is something that can happen at any given time so its up to us i guess to do what's necessary to protect ourselves. It made sense after hearing it cause mat212 had me thinking for a min there.lol.

Quote:att212 brought up an interesting point about records being deleted from your bin after download and you losing out if your hard drive crashes. I ask them the reason for doing this and they promptly responded saying that to protect the labels from over distributing by sharing of login info, it was set up that way. They use the example of the traditional vinyl pool where they said if you go pick up your vinyl there is no way you would be able to go back and pick it up after the fact because your bin will be empty until the next pickup. Now if you lose your records on the way home then that's no fault of theirs.

Hard drive crashing is something that can happen at any given time so its up to us i guess to do what's necessary to protect ourselves. It made sense after hearing it cause mat212 had me thinking for a min there.lolI understand their POV and it makes sense (though the immediate deletion of the links is not a nice idea). However right now, as cubicle also wrote, they are not deleting the links yet. Also the site is not protected well - go and figure what I mean.In the end, its really really up to make to make backups of your tracks.

ALWAYS backup your music! Quote:i don't think that building overviews really benefits us, because you are going to rebuild anyway to get the track matched up with your auto gain settings right?I was wondering about this. What if they build overviews with an older version?You could re-build them without a problem.I know, but it would defeat the purpose. It's just one of those things. If someone doesn't do it right you wind up doing the work all over again yourself, so to pay an extra $10/mo (or $90 to sign up) cause the overviews are wrong or cue points are off may not be worth it. Man i dont know about joining so many record pools.if u stop and thinking about it u can log in to every single one of them and MOST of the time you will see they all have the same exact songs.the only difference is one or two songs here and there!take me for example:DJCity: $30/MthFranchise: $20/MthMyMP3Pool: $40/Mththats a total of $90/Mth!!!

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And all i'm getting are the same songs from all three with the exception of maybe 4 or 5 diff songs from each!!! I'm thinking of just dropping one or maybe 2.any ideas on which one(s) should i keep?? Thanxsoh and also does anybody know of good record pool for 'reggaeton'?? None of the 3 im registered with (djcity, franchise, mymp3pool) have a decent selection.

Guys, I am a busy DJ who works DJing almost 7 days a week, 9-10 shifts a week from nightclubs to big cruise ships. I did a lot of research before joining Franchise Record Pool (FRP). First of all, because of Funkmaster Flex's affilation, I knew the music would be ahead of the game and the integrity/quality of the files would be strong. Most importantly, FRP doesn't modify the files. What the labels send is what you get, anywhere from 128-320 kbps average (usually 192-320 kbps).

Some other pools mislead their members and take these same files (if they are at lower bit rates or VBR) and re-encode them at 320 kbps (which will not make the sound any better, but just increase the size of the file.) You have to give feedback only on selected tracks when the labels request it. They constantly add music, usually 2-3 times a week (and not every day, which is a blessing in disguise, because who has the time to check every day, every hour to see if there is anything new.) All the future hits you'll ever need are there and then some. FRP is one of the few on-line pools that get service from VP Records in Florida, who specialize in Dancehall, Reggae and Caribbean releases (and we know, it's hard to find good new Island tracks digitally and right away before their release.) FRP also has a 'Diggin' The Crates' section which has a many hard to find, good quality rips of Old School/Urban classics and anthems. Might I add, they are free to download (where some sites make you pay for the oldies.) The user interface is extremely simple, log-in, 3 rooms to check (new releases, diggin the crates & an exclusive section), right click on a release to download and that's it.

FRP is also one of the most affordable pools and will be $19.99, effective June 01, 2007.To be ahead of the game, I recommend joining a few pools from different areas to get all your coverage. East Coast, West Coast, etc. In addition to the Franchise Record Pool, some other digital pools, I highly recommend are:DJCity.com (All tracks are @256kbps (some remastered or recorded from the original digital source), Serato overviews pre-built, extended intros of neccessity tracks and party breaks/DJ remixes.)My12inch.com (Fast, reliable service, extremely up to date. I even think they do it daily. Offer a variety of stuff. A forum for members as well and an on-line mp3 store for classics and remixes).Remember guys, for the price of the OldSchool Record Pools (Non-Digital, hardcopy product, vinyl/cds) you can afford to join 2-3 online Digital Pools and be more ahead.

I only wish the pools offered Wave rips in addition to MP3, because hard drive space is getting so cheap and fast/effective, that having 2 500GB drives (a Terabyte) is a reality and could hold enough Wave files to make any DJ happy. Let's face it, there's nothing better than a clone of the original song quality and a Wave file is the closest we have to only the original CD/vinyl (Wave is for Windows users only. I think for Mac it's AIFF files, but don't quote me on that.)Good luck! Guys what's going on here? I can't believe what I'm reading. I've been in pools for over 15 years, when it was just vinyl. You don't decide on what you get or what you'll take.

The purpose of a pool is for the labels to have an outlet to promote to legit DJs and get feedback on records they are not sure to fully service, go to radio with or go the distance financially. The reason you get all the stuff so cheap (compared to buying each individual single (back then) or song version(now)) is that you have to listen all the releases and rate them in return. I know, sometimes it seems like a waste of time listening to crap, but other times you hear records you wouldn't normally be exposed to, that are hot representing upcoming sounds.I don't know about you, but I'd rather get whatever version of a song is available now, then wait 2 weeks later or how long to have all the versions together. Wouldn't you want a hot jam right away no matter what version it is? If it's dirty you can always beep it out in Serato.We should be thankful we got DVDs of the back-log.

No other pool that I know of does that (and it's a legit pool too.) The pool is not to be looked at as a store where you can pay a price and download whatever you feel like. Search option? You should be downloading everything incase you have to rate it or provide feedback. The only time I see a search nessecary is if you have a gig and a need a tune right away that you haven't got yet that could be in the new releases.

But it shouldn't take you that long to do a CTRL-F on each page. What does that take 2 mins? Remember guys, some of the releases you get are not even available to buy for months down the road, especially some of the remixes - so stop complaining ($20US for 300-400 tunes a month???) Please.

In the big Record Pools back in the day, you were lucky to get 50-75 vinyls for $100-$150 a month. And what you missed before you joined the pool - too bad. The pool isn't there to give new DJs the hits they missed, but to give them new records to make hits and help promote. Back in the day before I got in a Record Pool (there was a waiting list and you had to be referred), I must have spent $20,000 on vinyl. There was no BPM on the majority of the records, no color codes, no genres to help you out categorizing the song. Technology has spoiled people and made them lazy.

Go buy all the songs you need on I-tunes for 3 months and tell me what that costs (if they even have the fresh new joints and if they ever get all the versions). By the way, some versions (accapella, instrumental,) of songs are not available, until they decide they are releasing a single (whether it's vinyl, cd or digital). Sometimes clean versions of explicit Hip-Hop albums tracks are only made when the label decides they're going to radio with the song.Guys, I don't mean to come across rude, but re-think this all again. What would you do without Digital Pools or Digi-Waxx? Illegally download everything? Good luck finding it all. Not even P2P, Newsgroups and Private Sites have it all.

Never heard that saying, but I see what you are saying. At the same time it's not like it used to be with Vinyl pools like you said earlier. It doesn't take much to group the like tracks together if they get them in at the same time or add a simple search fuction. You seem like you are still thinking the work load for the digital pools is same as the old vinyl pools. It's not.It's a difference when can take one digital file and spread it to thousands of DJ's for minimal cost.

The coordination of recieving vinyl form the labels, then the shipping of vinyl to the DJ's and the operation man hours associated with that, was where the cost came into play with Vinyl pools. So if I expect more from a pool because they have the time and resources to do it, I'm guilty as charged. Quote:Guys what's going on here?

I can't believe what I'm reading. I've been in pools for over 15 years, when it was just vinyl.

You don't decide on what you get or what you'll take. The purpose of a pool is for the labels to have an outlet to promote to legit DJs and get feedback on records they are not sure to fully service, go to radio with or go the distance financially. The reason you get all the stuff so cheap (compared to buying each individual single (back then) or song version(now)) is that you have to listen all the releases and rate them in return.

I know, sometimes it seems like a waste of time listening to crap, but other times you hear records you wouldn't normally be exposed to, that are hot representing upcoming sounds.I don't know about you, but I'd rather get whatever version of a song is available now, then wait 2 weeks later or how long to have all the versions together. Wouldn't you want a hot jam right away no matter what version it is?

If it's dirty you can always beep it out in Serato.Essentially, that's what I've been saying for a while! Quote:Another case in point Clark. You have every single track on your site before most, but DJ's don't want to deal with your site because it's horrible to use. If you get your shit straight, your site would be one of the top dogs. Just being real wit cha.No, I haven't had time to update lately. I could add 50-100 tracks per day-stuff useful and garbage.Let me sidestep for a second.

I wish I could put to bed the notion that record pools are supposed to 'cut the junk'. Sorry, I'm not a socialist.

I'm not going to hold anyone's hand, and I won't think for you. It's your job to decide what will work in your market. Some things work in some markets, some don't and vice versa.Microwave DJ's beware, and don't let radio decide for you. You have the power. Labels can budget up to $250,000, or more, per single, based on your collective decision.Sorry, but I'm broke. My last dime went into the site. It has a search function, thanks to Cubicle, so it's much easier to use.The site is no where near where I'd like it to be.

Most people don't understand how expensive this type of site is. I could use another $5-25k, not a few hundred, sorry. There's programming and graphic design, not just some cute pictures.Also, when I've tried to get things rolling to generate cash, such as a major label-involved conference call, nobody wanted to get involved, but a few-not enough for the label.If we had calls every week, I might be able to eat and support the site. Humans are selfish by nature.' Oh, ye of little faith!' I want a DJ coalition, with so many more elements, but people just want a pretty place to download from. There could be so much more.I don't know if I can continue to support the site with almost no funds.

I'm burned out by the lack of support from most of the members.It ain't pretty, but it has a search function. Please stop sucking your thumbs, and appreciate a good and free thing before it's too late, unless you don't care. In the case of the latter, then leave me alone. Quote:Yea I sent them an email. I emailed about how searching for tracks and sorting really needs to be improved. I hate having to click 16 pages just to get music. I think they also should group all the inst, dirty, and clean versions together.I agree 100%.it sucks having to go to three different places to find instrumentals, acapellas, clean, dirty, etc for 1 song!

I'm subscribed with DJcity and thats one thing i love about them.they have all the versions of the song together (except for remixes and mashups of that song). Quote:Guys what's going on here? I can't believe what I'm reading. I've been in pools for over 15 years, when it was just vinyl. You don't decide on what you get or what you'll take. The purpose of a pool is for the labels to have an outlet to promote to legit DJs and get feedback on records they are not sure to fully service, go to radio with or go the distance financially. The reason you get all the stuff so cheap (compared to buying each individual single (back then) or song version(now)) is that you have to listen all the releases and rate them in return.

I know, sometimes it seems like a waste of time listening to crap, but other times you hear records you wouldn't normally be exposed to, that are hot representing upcoming sounds.I don't know about you, but I'd rather get whatever version of a song is available now, then wait 2 weeks later or how long to have all the versions together. Wouldn't you want a hot jam right away no matter what version it is? If it's dirty you can always beep it out in Serato.We should be thankful we got DVDs of the back-log. No other pool that I know of does that (and it's a legit pool too.) The pool is not to be looked at as a store where you can pay a price and download whatever you feel like. Search option? You should be downloading everything incase you have to rate it or provide feedback. The only time I see a search nessecary is if you have a gig and a need a tune right away that you haven't got yet that could be in the new releases.

But it shouldn't take you that long to do a CTRL-F on each page. What does that take 2 mins? Remember guys, some of the releases you get are not even available to buy for months down the road, especially some of the remixes - so stop complaining ($20US for 300-400 tunes a month???) Please. In the big Record Pools back in the day, you were lucky to get 50-75 vinyls for $100-$150 a month. And what you missed before you joined the pool - too bad.

The pool isn't there to give new DJs the hits they missed, but to give them new records to make hits and help promote. Back in the day before I got in a Record Pool (there was a waiting list and you had to be referred), I must have spent $20,000 on vinyl. There was no BPM on the majority of the records, no color codes, no genres to help you out categorizing the song. Technology has spoiled people and made them lazy.

Go buy all the songs you need on I-tunes for 3 months and tell me what that costs (if they even have the fresh new joints and if they ever get all the versions). By the way, some versions (accapella, instrumental,) of songs are not available, until they decide they are releasing a single (whether it's vinyl, cd or digital). Sometimes clean versions of explicit Hip-Hop albums tracks are only made when the label decides they're going to radio with the song.Guys, I don't mean to come across rude, but re-think this all again. What would you do without Digital Pools or Digi-Waxx? Illegally download everything? Good luck finding it all.

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Not even P2P, Newsgroups and Private Sites have it all.referring to the second paragraph of this post.how can u bleep out a song with serato??????? To follow up on this thread. Franchise is a nice pool, but they are inconsistent with their tracks. At first I didn't think the tagging situation was that bad, but after downloading a bunch of tracks and attempting to organize them, I noticed that the same song would have different bitrates between versions (instrumental, clean, dirty, etc.).

I understand you gotta work with what the record company gives you, but why in the world would they give you a 192 dirty, a 160 clean and a 128 instrumental? That doesn't make sense to me.I know you have to review tracks in digiwaxx, but at least they have some type of consistency with their tracks.

Quote:They have changed their servers so that you can only download one track at the same time. AFAI see this means, when you try to download a picture from the website (while downloading a track) it will break any prior connection which means - track download will stop.

What a pain:-( I told them about it but haven't heard back. This is very user unfriendly.Answer:Firefox has an add-on called 'DownThenAll!'

It also allows one to re-download files. The only problem is if the site's cookie goes out.

Then, one must do it again. Quote:nik: just change the 'Preferences' to download only 1-at-a-time.Yes, thats the workaround. 2 weeks ago I was able to d/l as manny tracks as I like concurrently. The current limitation (one file/stream only) sucks.Correct. Using DTA set to 1 at a time also causes some files to stop without the ability to resume. You sometimes have to cancel and then restart the download from the beginning. I have been having A LOT of problems since they changed this setting which causes me to go other places for music.

Especially when preparing for the weekend. Quote:I know you have to review tracks in digiwaxx, but at least they have some type of consistency with their tracks.I personally think they re-encode the tracks at a constant bitrate which is even worse as we all know. So they might also get 128kbps clean, 192kbps dirty and 256kbps instrumental, but reencode all to 192kbps.Disclaimer: I am assuming - don't shoot me if I am wrong. I am not a moderator.I don't think that is the case because I have downloaded some tracks that were 160kbps and some that were 320kbps from Digiwaxx.

All versions are always the same bitrate though and I've never gotten anything lower than 160kbps from them. Quote:Do what I do, open up about 5 browsers and download on each one. Bout time you get the 5th browser window, the first one will be finish and start over. It's a headache, but it's better than waiting on one download to finish to start the next.I haven'T tried it, but I thought this would not work either, cause I thought there is only one concurrent stream available. Maybe it'S tied to a php session and with a new browser you might start a new php session.Deez+matt, which email addresses are you using? Quote:I don't think that is the case because I have downloaded some tracks that were 160kbps and some that were 320kbps from Digiwaxx.

All versions are always the same bitrate though and I've never gotten anything lower than 160kbps from them.Sorry, I don't understand your argument. Can you elaborate?If they re-encoded all the tracks that they get from the original bitrate to 192kbps then every track that I got from them would've been 192kbps, which hasn't been the case. But either you or I could be wrong and we could both be wrong, but I was stating my experience. Okay, this is the email I got back from them.Hey Tyrone,We do apologize for this but we realize that things got changed after we had to implement some features to secure the certain pages. We are trying to figure out a work around but not having much luck right now.Rest assure we are trying to find a solution. We really didn't want to make an announcement just yet but we are also working on a new download feature that would allow you to check off the tracks and when you click on a download button it will automatically download all the selected tracks to a folder you choose.

This way you can kick off the download and go do other stuff. However this is still in the works and we are hoping to have this done in the near feature. Please bear with us through this transition and again we apologize for the inconvenience.Sounds good to me, but we'll see. Quote:Okay, this is the email I got back from them.Hey Tyrone,We do apologize for this but we realize that things got changed after we had to implement some features to secure the certain pages. We are trying to figure out a work around but not having much luck right now.Rest assure we are trying to find a solution. We really didn't want to make an announcement just yet but we are also working on a new download feature that would allow you to check off the tracks and when you click on a download button it will automatically download all the selected tracks to a folder you choose.

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This way you can kick off the download and go do other stuff. However this is still in the works and we are hoping to have this done in the near feature.

Please bear with us through this transition and again we apologize for the inconvenience.Sounds good to me, but we'll see.Message today. Quote:We are happy to announce the release of your new multiple download feature in the Record Bin. You will notice check boxes next to the download arrow button that would allow you to check off up to eight tracks at a time. Clicking on the 'zip and download song' button will zip all selected files and save it to a destination you choose on your computer. Do remember that all you do is open up the window and extract the files using the extract option to the left of the browser window or select the tracks and drag and drop into your serator crates etc as needed. Also remember that you can still use the 'Genre' filter feature to narrow down your search in order to get at the tracks you need immediately. As this is a new feature we are limiting the multiple downloads to eight and will increase this as user feedback from both you (the user) and the system proves satisfactory.

We have taken your concerns very seriously and we hope this new implementation makes your experience with us even more enjoyable and rewarding.Doh! Great, now we have to. select. download with only one stream. unzipWAck. I don't know why they haven't fixed the number of concurrent downloads instead of adding such an unnecessary zip on-the-fly archiver.

Quote:Since its been a while any updates on which pool is the best. Those who have memberships with my 12inch, dj Spinit and DJ City please respond and tell us about their service. I still have Digiwax and Franchise and just want to make sure am not missing out on anything. I thnk this will be very informative for all djs looking for good pools. Don't ya think?I don't really think my12inch is really worth $50. The only good thing is that they have videos and the pool is free if you are in radio.

The videos are the only reason one might keep my12inch in opinion. But for that much, you might as well go with promo only videos and get better quality for about $30 a month.

You are not missing much with that one.DJ Spinit's 8th Wonder Pool is worth the $9.99. They seem to have everything my12inch has as far as new releases.Never been a member of DJ City, so I don't have any advise on that one.I'm still debating if I should keep Franchise. Everytime I make my mind up to cancel, they come with some hot new tracks or some new Riddims that you can't get anywhere else at that time. But I'm not going with my12inch anymore, just not worth it to me. Quote:Hey is it me or does anyone notice the record pool wars out there. Am a member of Franchise where i get the reggae riddims you get only in stores. Am also a member of djspinit where we got very little reggae here and there but a little more hip hop at times.

However I noticed djspinit posted the same tracks from the reggae riddim i received from franchise a few days ago. Seems like djspinit got a franchise membership. Flexs pool does the same thing,Im sure they all do,but some charge $30 some charge $20 etc. I think most of the pools like flexs and djspinits are legit,I think they just bend the rules a little and I guess they get away with it because at the end of the day they are helping the labels.Thoes 2 are even listed in a few pool listings so I dont think they are not legit.If you look up record pools they always pop up.illegal sites would not and could not list them selves with the pools,they do research before they list them.

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