If you’re a Myspace user who’s looking for old videos to share on your account, there are a few things you can do. First, check the Myspace website to see if there are any videos that have been deleted or removed. If so, you can try to find them by searching through the history of your account or by using the “Find” function on your computer. If you can’t find any old videos, then you may have to try another way to get them. For example, you could try emailing Myspace and asking them to send you access to their archives in order to extract any old videos. Or, if you’re more comfortable working with software like YouTubecapture or Vimeo, then you can try uploading the videos yourself and then downloading the files once they’ve been uploaded.
Sadly, it’s not possible anymore. If you try to search your username on Myspace you’ll be directed to the Myspace login page instead which redirects users to http://www.lastfm.com . You’ve tried everything: looking for an Myspace cache or an Myspacepages mirror but nothing seems to work anymore! You might want to give Myspace search engines a try ( Myspace 2.0 , Myspacemachine.org, Myspacesearch or Myspaceupdates ), but chances of finding your old friends are slim to none.
And that’s how it ends:
You have no idea what happened to the Myspace page you used years ago;
Your Myspace contacts aren’t listed anywhere else and;
You don’t know where they ended up online either (Facebook, Twitter, Google+ etc). The only thing you can do is move on and forget about Myspace…hardly any people seem to miss it anyway!
Myspace was an awesome website when it first came out, but it’s time to let Myspace die.
Some Myspace users may have enjoyed the Myspace music social network which was relaunched in June 2013 with a new version called Myspace Music, although this one is just another site that wants your money and fills you up with ads! Myspace used to sell Myspace stocks for $12 billion back in 2011. If you had invested 5k into Myspace stock back in 2006, you’d be a millionaire by now! But then again why would you wanna invest all your hard earned money on something like Myspace ? Nobody uses it anymore so…
If you can’t locate your old MySpace account, it’s not possible to retrieve any photos. This is because they were never transferred to the new MySpace..
If you can’t figure out how to access your old MySpace account, please submit a customer service ticket with all the information we do have including your URL, username, email address, and full name. We will contact you and help you finish the process of deleting your account.Your Chance: Submit a customer service ticket with all the information we do have including– Your URL– Username– Email Address– Full Name. We will contact you and help you finish deleting of your account
So, how do I go back to a magical pre-Trumpian utopia?Visit Myspace and sign in. …On a desktop computer, click on the “Mixes” link. …On the “Mixes” page, click on “Classic — My Photos” and relive all of your former glory.
One way to log into your Myspace account is by using the Username you selected during sign-up. To do this, enter your password and click next. If you forgot your password, go to Forgot Password?
To ensure that images saved from your Myspace account are transferred successfully in the new site, you need to log into your classic Myspace account and sync it with your updated profile.
The MySpace app is now live for Android device users. The cool features of this new mobile application include the ability to instantly upload photos from a user’s phone to their MySpace account and an ability to keep track of concert dates from band profiles.
