Limewire? Frostwire?

I used to use LimeWire at first to do the dirty things, which you know... (google the billboard top 100 and grap a playlist to download on the p2p) . Then i found a way to get through Limewire basic to Pro .. (faster speed)..

Then not long after i found Frostwire, another identical java p2p client to limewire but its free with all the Pro features in Limewire pro.

Then i used the 'cookie cheat' to get free music from free music streaming site (such as haoting.com which hosts quite everything you can find on iTunes), which i do require IE set to accept all cookies or temporary internet files (only it then saves the streamed .wma or .mp3 to the cache for me to retrieve). But theres a catch, i can only cheat free music streamed by WMP plugin to IE, but it excludes flash cuz flash files ends up in the RAM instead permanently on the HDD.

Then one day when i was looking for the most approriate software to actually properly download youtube videos i came across this download manager, named Orbit downloader. At first i was quite sceptical cuz usually those 'flash' downloaders does not work well and usually downloads thrash instead. But this orbit downloader does quite a great job. It actually enables me to download ANY flash content within a flash player. And it neatly download it in its raw format (.flv, container for mp3 or xvid vids of anykind), and sits there waiting for me to convert it to the format of my choice (using a very reliable all-in-one MediaCoder).