YouTube Blaster Pro

gacott

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Is anybody using Youtube blaster pro? I have trird on three different machines and it errors out on all of them.
 
Don't they have their own support forums for this bot?
 
Yeah, and it sucks.

I'm not asking for support . . . did I ask for support?

I asked if anybody is using it. Pretty simple there.
 
Yeah, and it sucks.

I'm not asking for support . . . did I ask for support?

I asked if anybody is using it. Pretty simple there.

What kind of errors are you getting exactly? If you are using an older, cracked version, it probably doesn't work because of the major youtube update that took place about a month ago.
 
What kind of errors are you getting exactly? If you are using an older, cracked version, it probably doesn't work because of the major youtube update that took place about a month ago.

No straight off the download, was getting errors on three xp machine. Sent them the info, finally heard back (the second time) and they said they would do an update.
 
just stick with Tube Toolbox. I have a crack for Tube Toolbox but not offering it at the moment. Figuring out the best way to distribute to all of you but still get $ paid
 
andixxl, The latest Kaimi's cracked version doesn't work after updates.
TubeToolboxCrack, what version do you have?
 
Yes, I have the latest cracked version but not giving it out yet. If too many people use it, they will know and ban our accounts
 
Tube toolbox is working good if you only using it with one account at the same time.

I mean for commenting it sucks bad! :)

True this, its a horrible commenter :) But I still use it for making good lists of videos to comment with my bot.

Here's why its bad btw...

1. Single Threaded(!)
2. No decaptcher support (wtf?)
3. More reasons such as no real proxy support

Here's why its good.

1. It can harvest video IDs decently.

Why make a bot that requires you to type captchas, and is limited by 1 thread?
The answer is the maker of the bot has some things to learn as far as programming goes.
 
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Personally, I think they are smart by not bypassing CAPTCHA. They are following YouTube's Terms of Service and thinking about the long-term sustainability of the product. If they bypass all of the restrictions, YouTube will shut them down and people's accounts will be banned. I feel safer using the product knowing that they don't cheat the system - only automate it.

It also mentions in their FAQ and I have seen it myself that YouTube limits by IP address and has sending restrictions so having it multi-threaded would not help. It would just mean all of the threads created would be waiting until YouTube removes their sending limits instead of a single thread waiting.

Also, they just added 'real' proxy support with their last version.
 
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