[Underwater] Strike Witches The Movie (BD 1080p) [B797F6EB].mkv

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Date Submitted	08/11/2012 20:24
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Article (!)	Release: Strike Witches The Movie (BD)

File Name (Size)	[Underwater] Strike Witches The Movie (BD 1080p) [B797F6EB].mkv (4.566 GB)
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8 comment(s):

09/11/2012 00:37 — Anonymous

Who are these rich fools who think we can all afford net service that makes downloading 1GB files possible?
500MB is about the max for basic high speed access with signal drop.

09/11/2012 01:34 — Anonymous

Watch for some reduced file size mp4 re-encodes, if that works for you,  or for a 480p release.  This is an anticipated title and should have lots of releases to suite various needs.

With "signal drop", I guess you're relying on mobile access.  Some anime sites offer streaming services, if that's a better option.

No mobile for me yet.  I'll just have to settle for my dull 40MB/sec landline...

09/11/2012 02:29 — Anonymous

Signal drop happens on land lines. Unless they are downloading something that takes more than 30 min. and gets interrupted most people don't notice it. If you try and download something that takes several hours it's just rolling the dice.

11/11/2012 05:15 — Anonymous

You said 40MB/sec as dull?
I don't even reach 0.1 MB/sec

09/11/2012 09:54 — Anonymous: "EXkurogane"

Just choose Peeje. I dont even have any issues downloading. 1Gb each is no big deal to me. Broken downloads can be resumed, just refresh the download link.

10/11/2012 01:24 — admin

Good connections should pretty much never drop out.
If your connection drops so often that you can't download anything of significant size without interruption, I'd suggest:
- looking into resumable downloads and a downloader that can handle these
- using torrents; torrents typically download in ~256KB sized chunks, and perform hash checks on each, ensuring you don't get corruption

12/11/2012 08:35 — Anonymous

uh.. my standard DSL connection at home is unlimited data?

I dunno where you are from, but 1gb is easysauce, even if it might take an hour or so.

09/11/2012 00:46 — Anonymous

Then use MIRC, that what I use.

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