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Yes, recently megaupload.com does suck. They make us wait for 45 sec. long and downloading speed is damn slow. sendspace.com and mediafire.com is doing it far better. quick and fast. I can use JDownloader so megaupload.com's hell gate is not a big problem but can imagine how annoying it is for...

Hehehehe. 181 is what I ve been waiting for for months. I knew you'd incidentally share this one someday. (I'm just shy to give you a request.) Thanks. uploading.com is slow but it does not make me wait for a minute on their gate. Much better than Rapid Share. I appreciate it.

I know some how you could get them. ;) Hope you use mozilla Firefox. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6349 However, who knows if what you get here really works or not. It is just the Internet. Incidentally we are connected today again. Absolutely no warranty. Do read...

nodatalog, well, actually, to tell you the truth, I know that feeling. :) I just did try to be extremely-too-nice in a web forum. Sometimes I try it. And if I were madmudman, I would not pay to neo-miracle or japanese-girl-roped. I can be greedy sometimes. I will try hard to find a free source...

A-ha. Links worked perfect. Thanks. You rock.

Yes! rar links first, zip links second. Cool order, man!

Yes, JDownloader's unrar plug-in is so great. JD's chat client is also a great tool for getting community support. File Roller is just a default archive manager of GNOME environment. It is not that advanced tool I suppose. Just giving us a graphic interface. But I bet it can handle properly...

madmudman, I really hope you have not been splitting wmv files into around 10 parts. If you can ask your source to stop splitting movies, we would be very happy ever. Or if you find another source who does not split wmv, that would be more than perfect. In the past I downloaded, via...

Darn, that's too bad! Did you use GNOME's "File Roller"? Or I bet you also tried command line "unrar" like the video tutorial I linked... Your third option would be using HJsplit to join the split .rar files before you extract the archive. As far as I see, split rar goes well when I download...

I'm afraid shouting in capitals may let him close his mind. :) He is not a man from the studio or an official distribution agent (I bet) I guess his source is already ridiculous enough to split the wmv file. (wmv is damn bad and split wmv is damn worse) What he gets is already ridiculous, it...

glower, So far, when I use JDownloader on Linux to fetch split rar archives I always find safely extracted movies next morning. Looks like JDownloader's unrar plug-in works fine. (or just ignores those archive errors) Personally I don't let JD reboot my modem. It's not clear if my ISP provides...

Some torrents for the vids from the same studio are available. Senior Member KG999 did it. http://www.akiba-online.com/forum/showthread.php?t=188610&highlight=miracle http://www.akiba-online.com/forum/showthread.php?t=188612&highlight=miracle I don't know whether they are still seeded...

The publisher of PowerArchiver did it. They reinvented square wheel. Well, to be open I am not in a position to laugh at PA maybe. In the past I paid some money to shareware text editors. For DOS and Windows. Only few people can be perfect.

Right, nodatalog. I've tried, last week, cat command and -F fixing switch to combine the split archives. In my Linux rig, the large archive cannot be fixed 100%. I got first 3 or 4 wmv files only. Can't imagine what PowerArchiver or WinZip is doing. Fortunately I also have Mac and renaming works...

See his first post of this thread. Inside the code tag, you'll find the link to the links. If you don't understand zip and z01 extensions, avoid them and pick the rar links.

Thanks madmudman for your series of great posts. You're the man. It makes my day everyday. :) No worries, JDownloader is an opensource program based on the well-known Java technology. Every modern OS can handle Java. So JD is available for Windows, Mac, Linux and FreeBSD. We've been using JD...

The best solution is to download the archives from rar links only, using JDownloader. Paste the copied link codes into JDownloader and start downloading then you can go to bed. Next morning you'll find the extracted files in your hard drive because JDownloader can handle split rar archives...

I just avoid downloading those funny split zip things. (zip, zo1, z02.....) Proceed to rar archives. zip+z01+z0* things are nightmares for Linux/FreeBSD users. I have to rename them. (.z01 -> .zip.001, .z02 -> .zip.002, .zip -> .zip.00[last number]) Then I send them to Macintosh. Default...

obviously the movie codec is wmv. the link tells you it. :)