You mean subtitles or audio with video? I presume these are also from different sources? Is there any reason why a mux would be out of sync?
For audio + video, the length may give an indication of sync, though you may have to dig around to find these. However, I wouldn't rely on it. Checking with a video player is really the only reliable option. If the sources aren't different, checking the beginning and end is probably enough.
Thanks for the offer! I'm actually already using a spare server to do transfers, and I suspect the transfer speed to be on 1Fichier's side. I suspect this because I'm getting much better upload I've actually just been uploading to another account for now (weirdly, only this one account is receiving complaints), but I may need to reconsider as I suspect 1Fichier may start clamping down on storage usage across the board.
Usenet posting is a possibility for storage purposes, but it's a little more complex to set up and deal with, and not really an ideal substitute (but may have to suffice). I don't expect PAR2 generation to be a bottleneck if you're using an efficient implementation. Nonetheless, in light of the "fun" email conversations I've been having with support, it's probably something I may look into. Alternatively, if someone's willing to donate an unlimited Google drive account, uploading there is an option.
Ultimately though, I don't really expect a long term solution for storing this amount of data.
Thanks for the suggestion. It's unknown how long Google intends to keep its unlimited offer, but the main concern here is the cost, at $50/month. Other unknown is how many downloads it allows.
Oi, How to check the muxed mkv files to verify the file is synchronized? I mean without manually playing it with any video player. I muxed some mkv with mkvtoolnix.
Is there any safe place to host them for now? I have a server in France ( = top speeds to 1fichier) and can use it as an intermediate for a backup, but there's no way I can store that many TB locally. I could post them on Usenet but PAR2 generation would be extremely long and hinder the process. Any insight on this?
I'm expecting a bunch of Direct links from most of 2015 to early 2016 to die at some point soon. 1fichier has been complaining about the amount of space being used on one of the premium accounts I use to host the files (containing around 29.8TB). I've been trying to download and transfer data out, but with the download speeds I get, it's not exactly fast. The account has already been locked, but the files appear to still exist. They claim that the account will get wiped and then unlocked, but I don't know when that'll happen.
I've upped it to 30 for now. Unfortunately the blacklist filter isn't particularly gentle on the server, so I have to be somewhat careful with it. (maybe that's why you generally don't see such a thing elsewhere :/)
All the currently available anime on my cloud storage... (either were requested or I uploaded them on my own accord). Have at them while they're up. I'll be deleting some of my older uploads (with no recent DLs) to make room for newer uploads!
Thanks for pointing that out. I've been meaning to look at re-arranging/changing hosts, but unfortunately, I haven't gotten around to it as of yet. Hopefully that'd solve your concern, though was there anything in particular that you were interested in (FileFactory?)?
Looks like I forgot to respond. Nyuu should always return a non-zero return code if it stops on error. Errors are otherwise just strings, so there's no fancy objects that reveal more information, so you probably won't gain much from it in library form.
Nonetheless, you can just require it and call .upload() with options, a list of filenames and a callback and it should work similar to the CLI interface, just with no output.
Not complaining about Mega's limits for no-account (it was always decent). but I feel your pain. =p It let me get to 100% of the download before saying my limit was over. After I spent over an hour waiting & watching the progress. lol
Often to get links from Multiup you have to go to the Multiup website. Usually, there are 12 hosts available there. It's often the case that you'll find more download sites by going to the multi-hoster website instead of relying on AT's drop-down menu selections.
I'm finding about 20 different download services per show available here at the moment. How many do you think there should be?
In terms of specific hosts, memberships are sometimes required to get uploads to some hosts, which isn't AT's way of doing things as membership often includes limits. So instead, if you have a host you specifically like to use, you should find portals that feature them. For example:
Here's a site that features Filefactory and Rapidgator links:
One of the best things about A.T. is the number of filehosts. But the number has dropped so much that MultiUp doesn't offer a single link. And the others are dwindling quickly. Filefactorys link started working again for a few days but now it's gone again. Those multi hoster sites don't care the sites they offer have blocked their accounts. The ul.to that's on Jheberg.com for over a month it's been possible to upload but not download.
is it that hard for you to make MEGA account? Just use throwaway e-mail. Here's one from my MEGA reservoir e-mail: pikantwings@mailfence.com pw: ljutakrilcausaftu
oh lol, omg what a fucking scam, after installing the firefox addon it completed 65% of the download and then stopped saying i was "over quota" lol, asked me to register etc. what a crappy suckshare, i hope it die in flames lol, heres hoping AT publishes this or i find somewhere else someday, a big fuck you to mega and upera.
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