The videos that show people under the effects of I-Doser are helpful to business I bet, but the ones that are pure low-quality audio rips from the program are illegal and I'm sure that they can get them removed, as they do hurt business.

Ah, ok. Thanks for clearing that up for me.

I've tried mixing them and all that happened was I lost the effects of both and got a pretty bad headache. I'm sure it doesn't really HURT you though.

I was just in a big fight with my parents over how stressed I was about my schoolwork and how I felt nobody understood how much I was going through. They told me rather angrily to go upstairs and study. I get really bad heartburn when I'm stressed too, so that didn't help. When I got upstairs I was ...

I've used WINE for a lot of programs under Ubuntu. I've run World of Warcraft, FL Studio, and a few others, so chances are that I-doser will work. I'm currently on Windows, but if you need help setting it up, ask here and I can probably help you.

I have the same ones. The bass can get a bit heavy, but otherwise they're very nice. I use them frequently along with a few other Skullcandy sets I have, and have gotten results with them. You shouldn't have any problems.

If someone is "immune to binaural beats," does this mean that they can hear them and remain unaffected, or that they simply cannot hear them at all?

Operating system? Do you have administrator privileges on your machine? Have you tried installing to a different directory?

Question to admin: if he can't get it working, can I zip up and upload my installed program folder? Not the doses, just the program?

Why don't you try the newest version?

I'm running 4.5 on a Macbook Pro through Bootcamp Vista, no problems.

I don't think it's broken, same thing happens for me and the results are fine. If you've ever tried real marijuana, you'd know that your heart would start beating very fast. Perhaps this part of the dose is supposed to get your heart going?

I couldn't post any links in my first post, but here are links to

Placebo effect:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placebo_effect

and Binaural Beats:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binaural_beats

"The physiological effect of a placebo depends upon its suggested or anticipated action." So yes, it means that something will happen in your body because you expect it to. I-doser uses Binaural beats, which have been proven to have psychological effects, though the extent to which they ca...