[Coalgirls] Kara no Kyoukai: The Garden of Sinners [Bluray]

Well, it depends on how your software interprets the audio. I still suspect it tries to play 5.1 audio on a 2.0 system - meaning four streams are lost in the process. Do you have problems with any other 5.1 movies?

And I dropped Uploadstation because nearly no one was downloading from it. All the other hosts got two to three times as many hits. Since uploading (and posting) takes times, I had to cut down. I'll still mirror things for completed series if requested (goes comparatively fast) and will probably even renew my premium in a couple months - but that's about it.

@corocoro, I want to ask, is wupload better than uploadstation and worse than the Fileserve and Filesonic?

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Originally Posted by nr345

@corocoro, I want to ask, is wupload better than uploadstation and worse than the Fileserve and Filesonic?

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In what way?

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In what way?

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:D OK. This way: "Is Wupload better than Uploadstation?" and "Is Wupload worse than Filesonic & Fileserve?"

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Do you mean download counts, premium sales, premium speeds, free user speeds, time limits, advertisements displayed, ease of use, file management, uptime, stability, uploading speeds, DMCA reaction speed, amount of DMCAs, site SEO, or...?

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Originally Posted by corocoro

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Do you mean download counts, premium sales, premium speeds, free user speeds, time limits, advertisements displayed, ease of use, file management, uptime, stability, uploading speeds, DMCA reaction speed, amount of DMCAs, site SEO, or...?

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Dear Mr. Troll, let me ask this way then,

How is the alignment of returns or earnings per host service? You may suppose that as dl counts too. Also it might be good to learn their dl/ul speeds and stabilities if you know them.

Sorry for my weakness about spotting what I'm trying to ask.

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Originally Posted by nr345

Dear Mr. Troll, let me ask this way then,

How is the alignment of returns or earnings per host service? You may suppose that as dl counts too. Also it might be good to learn their dl/ul speeds and stabilities if you know them.

Sorry for my weakness about spotting what I'm trying to ask.

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...Are you picking a fight with me? Because it sure sounds that way. :P

Anyway, Wupload and Filesonic are roughly triple of what Uploadstation was. Fileserve is around double of Uploadstation. Filepost and Filejungle will need some time to catch up, but are being promising.

Download speed for free users is pretty constant at between 300~400kB/s for me, but some people have serious trouble with some of the hosts. Depends on your geographical location. Premium speeds pretty much max my connection, but tests on larger lines indicate that Fileserve is the fastest, followed by Filesonic, Wupload, and then Uploadstation. Stability wise Wupload is the most glitchy for uploading, while the other three are pretty stable. Filesonic's user interface is also sometimes glitchy.

P.s.: Just received mail that Wupload will close it's affiliate program. Guess that means they're dropped as well.

@corocoro,

Nope, I gone rage because of myself just because of my own weakness and its reflections which are nothing to do with you.

Anyway, I heard Filepost and Filejungle firstly in here. I don't even know what they are. I had a chance after your post, and I can say that they are good according to their file sizes and various promises, but also they are nothing more than the others even nothing else... I've noticed that you picked Fileserve as "good", but in here, Europe that is just ridiculous. Their landing-blah errors makes me sick all the time and IDM recognizes their files after secondary scan, etc. You mentioned about US as "dropped", but it seems their GUI is exactly the same as Fileserve, so I considered they are partners. Well, at least till I decide to research about those two. I think that the Filesonic has the most user-friendly (I meant the end-user) interface against you. I was unsteady about their earnings until you helped me, so you were so helpful about it, I can say that. However, what is this about Wupload? Will Wupload drop like Hotfile did or something else happening which I don't know?

Another subject is the DMCA. Is that legit to share the animes'encodes around web. I mean, you don't even hide your links, and guests can see your links, bots as well. I couldn't understand that you don't have any broken link, how can it be possible without hiding them? Lastly, is that legit to share HDTV encodes against toward Blu-Ray encodes?

MANY THANKS AGAIN @corocoro, I will be waiting for your next enlightening answer :)

Filepost and Filejungle are still fairly new. Wupload just send a mail to all (premium?) users, telling them the affiliate program will be dropped on November 28th. I'm in Germany and I do get good speeds from Fileserve and pretty much never landing errors. IDM also works perfectly fine with them, so I'm unsure what kind of error you're getting. I added them via the site login tab and am just dropping the files directly into IDM (usually with the Download with IDM thing in the browser).
Fileserve and Uploadstation are rumored to be owned by the same people. Personally, I know they use the same datacenter, but seem to have different staff.

Pretty much everything I upload is not allowed under DMCA and since the US enforces it regardless of local laws, files get frequently deleted. Then I reupload them. It's all a matter of your own technique and what resources you have available to you.

@corocoro, Thanks for sharing your experiences :)