solidfiles blocked me one time when I was upping a series for an AT request. So I did a test to see if I could put up the rest of the series with nondescript names (like zpart1, zpart2) and what do you know? no prob.
After that I really think SF deletes by names (titles/group names that give away too much info) and not hash.
Comment in Feedback 24/06/2019 16:44 — Anonymous: "i am anonemos"
to everyone. bro i'm falling in love with all of yous.
is stuff getting deleted pretty much instantly or within a couple hours on solidfiles? i've noticed it a couple times this week that i've gone to get the latest episodes and i'm getting file not found errors
Comment in Feedback 22/06/2019 23:10 — Anonymous: "nOtAnonymous"
Good points, thanks. The other comment about possible conflicts was about installing multiple codec packs, though.
I've installed a few players but k-lite is the only one I use that has its own codec pack. (Never expected issues with any of my other players bc they're not installing system-wide codec packs).
It seems you can't understand what BS you have said earlier @@ So to find out why, you should quit using Windows, Linux or MacOS and start using DOS. After all they are all operating systems!
You can rely on the installer program to be aware of any issues like other codec packs or shared components, if they were an issue. I have all video players installed for comparisons and diagnostics purposes and never had a problem with conflicts.
CCCP installer used to delete any previous codecs before install, but that was another world, another time.
I am using for years a combo with Potplayer and Megamix configured for optimum quality. Explained settings with base-config at https://anime.my/tutorials/configuring...-decoding/ (btw. how to set links? or rather which language?)
Btw. "good practice" is such a thing. Only true for media players. But since you also recommend a codec pack - installing 2 of them will prob. result in conflicts.
If nobody cared as you falsely claim, there wouldn't be many car magazines, book, TV programs and websites about cars. Go sell your BS somewhere else ;)
Note that individual files can't be tagged under the current system, so the classification is already kinda correct. For this case though, I guess I could remove the "episode" tag though.
About techniques breaking sub renderers except mpv's, so far mpc-hc (64) has been great with even the craziest subs thrown at it...
Like that experiment some guy did where he completely remade all the video frames of an anime clip out of aegisub drawings. The sub was over 100 MB iirc. It was the result of both genius and madness.
"Most powerful video player?: the software that does more and/or does it most efficiently. It is practically a meaningless concept. Which brand and model car will get you home safely? All of them. Which car is the most powerful? Who cares."
Published reports say there is no known solution to regional problems with zippy. It's time to move on. Clicknupload has been getting some good reports here, and solidfiles is great with multi-downloads. Take what's freely offered, then move on when it's not.
1. A Fansubber: someone speaks Japanese and English and can provide a better translation than the 'professionals' because the fansubber knows anime and manga. For example: Sora no Woto where the pro missed 6 obvious boob jokes in two episodes.
2. What do you call someone who does not speak Japanese and likes to play with fonts?: An idiot. Which video player is best for idiots? Who cares.
There aren't many real fansubbers left. But there are plenty of idiots. Plain text that brilliantly tells the story is what we want really want, not horrible scripts with "ASS-art" (there's a term that may catch on).
3. Most powerful video player?: the software that does more and/or does it most efficiently. It is practically a meaningless concept. Which brand and model car will get you home safely? All of them. Which car is the most powerful? Who cares.
We'll never know if the anime is great if the translations are poor. And no one (except an idiot) liked Sword Art because of the fonts.
> One will have no problem watching anime and playing multimedia files by following these recommendations
Except the fact that VLC couldn't even play Hi444pp until recently and still displays it incorrectly (overly dark).
Not to mention there are certain techniques fansubbers are using with typesetting that outright breaks every subtitle renderer except the one used by mpv; which is entirely why all fansubbers recommend only mpv these days.
But yea go with: mpv or SMPlayer and everything should be smooth sailing. PotPlayer or MPC-HC or MPC-BE if subs aren't too advanced. VLC and things should be fine as long as subs aren't too advanced and video isn't Hi444pp
There is absolutely no reason to need or require 2 media players to be installed. If what you're using isn't capable of playing everything on it's own, you're using a terrible product.
25/06/2019 02:54 — Anonymous