Interesting to know. I'll look into them more when I can. Thanks for that.

Did you know:

AniDb: "post by darkherow on Tuesday, 28.08.2012 20:22
So those watching the show would probably know that the catchy opening is called Make My Day! The song is sung by Piko. The vocals would suggest a girl singing it but when I looked up the artist I found in actual fact that the artist was male. I was like WTF, I know that the Japanese have a long tradition in voice acting with voices for the opposite gender to their own but I still can't believe my ears that it was a guy singing it."

There are a lot of other companies I didn't mention.  And not all of them agree with Funimation et al's way of doing things, even as just a matter of good business policies.  In 2005 Funimation was purchased by Navarre Corp for $100 million plus.  Last year, it was sold to another group of investors for $25 million.  This year it's largest cable carrier Verison-Fios dropped them, according to Wiki.  Maybe antagonizing the fanbase isn't the best way to do things.  Or maybe it was other problems.  And maybe they'll succeed, eventually.

If IDM didn't help, I don't think the others will either.  I don't usually mention IDM just because of it's 30-day trial limit.

Yeah, I use Internet Download Manager, but I'll try the ones you've suggested as well.  Thanks for taking the time to respond.  :D

Another side note, a lot of titles are also licensed by Sentai, so those eventually get taken down.

Thanks for the note, but many sources can tell you that I explained the situation properly.  If it is on CrunchyRoll, Hulu, Funimation, or any of several other sites or it is streamed, these are the people who can assert rights under the Digital Millenium Copyright act and similar trade laws.  They might be asserting rights incorrectly, but it would take a court to decide that and no download service wants to go to court to find out.  The download providers don't care what's on their sites.  They want maximum downloads and traffic.  They respond to DMCA orders.

At a minimum, if Horrible-Subs has a version of a program, it is on CR, Funimation, etc.

I think you got the logic wrong, the logic is to protect the files from being deleted by the download provider who checks their own files, not the content owners. All the content owners have to do is visit this site to find the links, just like you do. Most of the stuff posted here isn't licenced outside of Japan yet, therefore as long as the download server is not in Japan and the person downloading isn't in Japan it is currently not illegal (or at least two years ago it wasn't).

Peejeshare links are down, please reupload.

Thanks.

Not English subbed

As far as I know, I think the reason why they skip several episodes because of capping issues. They're currently don't have good raw file to release. So that's why they need to skip it and wait for re-run for better raw. cmiiw.

Thanks

The source website is non-English.

This title sounded like a porno ad to me, but I see now there's a real anime with that name.  Pokemon-ish age level, I think.  The source website is mostly Cyrillic (Greek maybe).

AniDb: "Sometime in the near future, in an age in which we have established contact and communications with planets outside our galaxy, Scan2Go has become a huge phenomenon throughout all of outer space. Giant races are held at every locality, with each racer gunning for the title of the universe's number one racer!

The main character in the series, Kazuya, possesses the power of the eagle, performed well with his blazing, innate power commanding his falconine beast spirit. He competes in a tournament, the "Pro-Racer Exhibition Race.", but was no match for the other teams that had won their way through the competitive Space Preliminaries.

Realizing the difficult obstacles that lie before them, Kazuya and his friends leave the small Earth behind and set off on a universe-wide quest to hone their skills as warriors!""

There are a lot of forces out there trying to make it difficult for us these days.  Here's the implementation of a new response by admin: Encrypted downloads which require a password to unscramble.  The logic: Anyone can scan the entire contents of any download service, either with Google if you know how, or with other specialty search facilities.  And if they see titles for clients they represent, they can order MF or whoever to delete those files, or else.  So admin first implemented zipped files to hide the filenames.  But the file deletions continued probably because anyone could unzip these and see what they were.  So now we have the next step from admin, encrypted zip files with a password.

Here's how it works for this example.  Click on DropBox Part1 and Part2.  Choose to "Save" these two files, if your browsers asks.  Then, if you have 7zip already installed, highlight these two files, right click, choose "7zip, Extract Here".  It will ask for a password.  Highlight and copy the tiny print in the Password box under Dropbox on this AT page.  Paste that into the 7zip password box.  It will extract and join the two files.  It's a bit of work for us here, but it should be a major headache for those trying to kill download links.  Anyways, we'll see if these links stick around.

Note to admin: FileCloud already deleted the file.  Some archives have policies against password protected files.  I don't know if that's why.  DropBox however, was fast and worked great.  Thanks for all the effort to put this together.  I hope it works out.  (Is it AES-256 bit encryption?  That should be tough enough I think, as of last time I looked at such things.  There used to be a great site called TrueCrypt.org.  They worked against worst case scenarios, such as encrypting, hiding and creating a false replacement archive on your disk, in case you are kidnapped and tortured for your drive's password.  -Hardcore.)

seriously, many remaining download options are shit, i had to look at other alternative sites now...
MF, Jumbofile, Peeje are now unreliable; And not all files get successfully uploaded in Bayfiles.

i meant , take a look at mediafire mirror link and you'll see ^_^

=.=

media fire link is deleted from host

Peeje links are all down, could u reupload.

Thanks

Great, but who names these places?  "Minus"?  Minus what?  Or "Freakshare"?!  --There's a name that inspires confidence.

hmmm...minus worked way faster than expected, nice, thanks.

btw, the banner at M-L: "Subbing Conan since 2012 because otherwise people will die"

664 is already subbed by Hubuki. http://www.nyaa.eu/?page=torrentinfo&tid=340269

SubDesu: "This is v0 because of the raw quality, we will release a better quality when a better raw or .ts is found. :)"

Thanks for the update,  A_Registered_Trademark.
While Episode 665 has been released by another group, Episode 664 is not by any group.
I suppose I can only wait.

I checked the M-L release channel and they have indeed skipped over those two episodes for the moment.  I didn't find any explanation for this, so since these two episodes have been released by other groups my guess would be that one or two of the M-L teams is a little behind and these episodes will be coming soon.  The only other reason episodes get skipped by fansub groups is when the episodes are recaps-summaries of past episodes, but I don't think that's the case here.

If you really want to know and aren't just expressing frustration: Peejeshare is being targeted by one or more companies representing those who claim property rights for certain groups.  When they detect a title from their list in the Peejeshare archive, they issue a warning to Peejeshare under DMCA or similar trade laws.  Peejeshare must then delete that title and keep it off their system or face lawsuits.  Big, expensive, no-one-wins-except-the-lawyers-regardless-of-actual-rights lawsuits.  If they delete the title, that's the end of the matter.  So download services like Peejeshare just comply and move on.

PeejeShare link is dead.

why peejeshare always shows link does not exist???

Where are episodes 664 and 665 from [M-L] fansub?

I'm not so certain that many people are familiar with the habits of FFF.  My goal was to give people a reasonable sense of when to look for the next episode with the time change.  There were some very impatient queries out in fansub-land last week.

As a merely technical observation, your sentence suggests that something is "erratic" and therefore predictable which is not what erratic means.  "Tardy" would have worked.  If they are "erratic" you don't know what they will release.

I think people are well aware of FFF's erratic release pattern that if they see the tag [FFF] they'll know which episode is released.

any link for ep 4 subbed by [SubDESU]?

If the de-synch is consistent, most video players can be made to manually compensate, if you didn't want to wait for a v2.  Unfortunately, the last example of this Deadfish problem I looked at (Taken Daken? or whatever) was sometimes synched, sometimes not at different parts of the program.  Can't do anything with that, and its more annoying than some would believe to try and watch.

Last time they issued a v2 fix for a similar problem for two programs, possibly after someone from here went to their website (link listed above) and told them about it. (hint, hint)

Don't get your hopes up.  This is last week's episode.  Did they release it around the same time ep9 had just aired on purpose to tease us, or by conincidence, or could it have anything to do with the CR version?

New air time for Dakara now.  Last week it took 1.5 days after airing for the first English fansub, I think.  Don't know if that's going to be normal.

picture and sound not synch again
why always like this?