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Up at the top, there is a Save button which lets you save a list of all of the user's filenames to a csv for viewing in MS Excel. The server may be down, or experiencing technical difficulties. I find Zerosen to be reliable, but some of the smaller servers are more hit and miss. Download...

Any plug-in that was made for PDK 10 should work on the latest version of Share EX2. The best place to get plug-ins is always within Share itself. The ID just tells you who uploaded the file originally. If you find yourself downloading files from the same uploader repeatedly you can use their...

People do re-upload old files on a regular basis. You could also try requesting an upload on the download board at 2ch.

Under Status, it shows that all of those files are incomplete, so it would appear that if there are complete sources on Share, you are not connecting to them. You may have to wait until the sources come back online, or as you say it may be related to your cluster words. When you change the...

Yes, I would probably stick in disc1 and disc2 somewhere. If you are using Microsoft's IME, just type in a bracket and scroll through the options and until you get to the "【." It seems to be called すみつきカッコ. You could also use the Character Map accessory for a Japanese font like MS Gothic, or...

I would include genre tags to divide your collection into different types, so it is easier to sort through with one click. People who collect mostly mainstream movies or dramas will put AV in front of their adult videos, but in your case, I'd probably use specific genres. I'd call that file...

The format for titles usually runs Genre Producer Title Actress Product-code, for example, 【露出】SODクリエイト 芸能人 範田紗々 タオル一枚男湯入ってみませんか？スペシャル　範田紗々 STAR-157.avi. Some people leave out the product code, and others put in the release date, especially if it is a new video. The most important thing is to...

WinMX has a lot of Natural High, but Share has some rarer ones.

You should also realize that there is a time delay between decreasing the cache quota, and the actual time that Share starts deleting old files from your cache. Share will post a note in the log when it starts cleaning your cache. Once it has had a few tries at cleaning the size of the actual...

f2f23df3b2bac162742d0e141e33de5f51dae94d is the hash. [IV] (U-15) (関愛永) コスモス　愛永 [TASKJ-044].avi is the file name. gfdwefg9RYFmvEebz is the ID of the user who first uploaded the file. 1,482,285,338 is the file size.

You can download Share from from this Megaupload link from the German share-board.6x.to or the French Numerama site

http://hashdb.com/ added in share hashes maybe about a year ago.

elgringo is correct in saying that setting cache quota is the best way to limit the size of your cache. OneCacheDelete will allow you to delete odd bits and pieces of files that were partially uploaded to you via DiffuseUp, but it won't really reduce the size of your cache that much.

There is certainly no need for you to fill the cache folder with content. Share will continue to put encrypted pieces of your uploads and downloads into your cache folder until it reaches 4 GBs. You can set the limit higher, but Share does need a fair bit of empty space on your hard disk to...

Her name is Reiko Hisano, and her photographer was her husband, Fumio. They are from Fukui prefecture. Unfortunately, the two of them were arrested in April 2007 for posting uncensored pictures to their web site, and taking down the site was one of the conditions of their release. I am not...

Share constantly cycles through nodes, testing them and scanning them for your triggers. After they are scanned, it places them in Sleep Nodes which you can see by clicking on the Show Sleep Nodes button. As I mentioned in the FAQ, you can check under the Log tab to see if the Global IP has...

If you can connect to one active node, Share will automatically download all the nodes it is connected to. The only time nodes are a problem is if your node list only contains dead nodes. I listed some popular node lists in the first post in this thread.

The second Share FAQ thread was created in a vague attempt to stem the flood of "Where is the link?" and "How do I download?" posts every time someone posts a hash.

Looks like everything is fine. That bottom file you are even number 1 in the queue, so it should start coming down soon enough. Fresh hashes obviously download a lot faster than older files.

邦画 are western movies. 字幕 are subs. 吹き替え are voice dubs. Use Gspot information appliance to check the codecs.

Port errors are always caused by firewalls or routers. Try opening different port numbers on your firewall/router making sure it matches the port number in Share.

Just use general cluster words. For title search, キャットファイト (kyattofaito) is Japanese. On DMM, they are listed under the genre of アクション格闘 (akushon kakutou). The word 喧嘩 (kenka) means fight.

Is ゼロ戦 seeing all of your files? Some of the servers are a bit slow to scan file libraries. I've never had much luck with Train and KOOL myself. How about the other servers like Endless and zero?

Japanese users on OpenNap are virtually all traders, at least for the first couple of files. It has nothing to do with the software, but rather the way they choose to use it. In order to get people writing back to you, you need to be online just as Japanese people are coming home from work, or...

Try MP3全般 and サントラ (soundtrack). Also check other people's cluster words using show sleep nodes. When you first fire Share up, it takes a while to scan your folders. It should start uploading once you've been online a while.

I would say OpenNap probably has all of the videos that are available on Share and a few more besides. There is a FAQ on OpenNap in P2P Support. Share is easier though for people who are new to the Japanese P2P networks.

For cluster words, try AV, DVDISO, 無修正, SOD and 露出. Even if the file is no longer complete, you should be able to get a search result for it after you run a trigger for the hash.

jupiter999, did you put the port TCP in and out into the firewall settings?

Your download speed has to do with the number of sources, their upload speed and the amount you yourself are uploading. There are no internal limits to download speed, so it can run very high indeed, if there are enough sources, and you are at the front of their queues.

It's not wikipedia, but it is a wiki: http://p2p-db.net/pluginwiki/index.php?SharePlugin

A search on DMM for ソナン turns up about 17 DVDs with her in it. http://www.dmm.co.jp/search/=/category=/searchstr=wNyV88PF/analyze=V1EAAFYDUAs_/

Port errors are always caused by firewalls, routers or anti-virus programs that act as firewalls. Try using different port numbers, and also try connecting directly without your router to see if it is the problem. Some cheap routers aren't exactly p2p friendly.

Share will clean your cache folder to bring it closer to your quota at regular intervals. There is no need to delete files manually, especially if you have files still downloading. You can use the plugin OneCacheDelete to delete old hashes and such if you want.

It is normal for Share to go through the list of nodes looking for live ones. You can check on the Log tab though to see if your Global IP has been resolved and you are connected. You do not need to register your name anywhere.

Read the Share FAQ.

hopesixtheprophet, it is all in the first post of this thread.

The Japanese OpenNap servers have the most old videos. I would say Share is second, and WinMX third. Winny strikes me as a spent force.

Port errors always come about because you have not opened the same port specified in Share's settings in your software firewall or router firewall, TCP in and out.

Plugins There are two cluster related plugins I know of: ClusterChanger_r007a.zip allowing you to group your cluster words. ClusterWordCollector 0.2.zip which keeps track of all the cluster words found on your Sleep nodes. I don't use either. Winny had only three cluster words, so...

http://keydb.jpn.ch/ looks to be updating his hashes regularly so that may be even better.

http://bs.sharedb.info/ has finally gone back up. The webmaster is just testing it at the moment, and so not updating the database yet, but anyway, it's probably still the most comprehensive search engine for Share EX2 files.

You have two choices: on the trigger dialog, tick DB-only, and Share will just save the hashes to your DB, so you can choose what to download. If you leave DB-only unticked, Share will try to download everything new and old. I usually tick DB-only, and then choose.

Mameya is the client of choice for the Mac. It is in Japanese, or you can try things like xnap, 2get, iswipe or drumbeat.

There is no cap per se in Utatane; I usually hit my maximum upload speed, although there is something called 相性, the compatibility of your connection with the other person's. There is a Japanese web site that recommends setting your maximum download and upload to 9999 kB/s rather than no limit...

If you move the files you have downloaded to your Uploads folder, Share will scan them on start up, and list them as local in a Query.

I have my language set to Japanese. Applocale causes all kinds of strangeness in Utatane.

You browse him, and then in the top left hand corner just above where it says file at the top of the search results, there is a search box. Type in a word, and then click Search Down or Search Up.

Share tries to connect to all the nodes on its node list and all their nodes up to a maximum of 10000. Some of the nodes are of course offline, so it can't connect, and Share will only add nodes with which you share cluster words to your sleep nodes. A few users use plugins designed to cut off...

This is just another board at 2ch. The download board is the main place for p2p, but this one seems to be mainly on general topics. In WinMX, if you log on as a Primary, it keeps all your connections even when your IP address changes. My IP address doesn't change though, so I have no idea...

The genie board I mentioned above is probably one of the best places to look. Akiba, JAVtalk and Scanlover Forum get a lot of these.