Please tell me why are direct links inactive here https://animetosho.org/file/neko-raws-...80p.370110 I checked all the links! All are dead, what am I gonna do now? No, no! I must keep in control, I must not succumb to 720p...oh me, oh.. tales X...
I dont even have to care if its 7 GB per episode. Are you living in an Amazon data center?! 0.0 I'm interested to know where you keep all those Gigabytes and of course how you handle your cash? (^_-)
Yes, its absolutely worthy, but only if you find a release with a high enough video bitrate, lets say 5 or 12.000 kb/s. It should be fine then. Something in the ranks of this (an example) https://animetosho.org/file/neko-raws-...80p.370113 I think 2,5 GB per episode should be decent enough size. I personally prefer 7 GB per episode.
The answer is simple. Usually files will be deleted after one month of inactivity. So if a person downloads the file, say 28 days after the last download, retention of that file will be renewed for another month and just by luck, files can remain long on file hosting sites.
It's logical to assume downloads during the outage would be flushed and won't be getting Direct links. But there still appears to be links for these files at all the favourite download sites, so grab while you can.
It's better to make comments about a page on that page. Because of all your posts which had nothing to do with AT or anime, many of us now skip reading the Feedback section.
Thanks for the suggestion. Yeah, the block is way bigger than I'll ever need, but I'll keep it in mind anyway. Currently am just using a trial account to push things through whilst I figure out what to do.
You should start doing your own research mate. Basically aniDB is like the Final Form of anime listing site. you can't download from there but you can get info on who have released the anime you want (if any) and their contact info.
According to their faq they allow posting, it doesn't count towards your bandwith and they don't log which articles you posted. https://usenet.farm/faq.html
Only negative thing: They charge 15€ for a 500GB block (there aren't any smaller blocks)
Usenet account got blocked, so postings won't work for now :(, for those that care. If anyone has any suggestions on inexpensive block accounts though, it would save me some time trying to hunt for one.
29/06/2017 13:45 — Anonymous