Instead of the action adventure, I got a video involving scantily clad nurses and a financier. Needless to say, I deleted that one. After wasting 20 minutes on a download I didn't want, it was clear to me that Scour was dramatically different from Napster. Audio files are generally in the single megabyte range so downloading takes only a few minutes.
Video files can be hundreds of times larger.
I downloaded the Scour Exchange client software, which allows me to find files and download them and allows other users to view the video files on my hard drive and download them from me. Downloading the file from a user with a T3 connection would take roughly eight hours, although file sizes and times vary widely, depending on video quality and file format. Three hours into the download there was a error. Although I didn't get the entire movie, what I did manage to get was good quality video and audio. Never having to pay to see a movie again is appealing, but there is a price to pay in time and disk space.