Here Is A Site With Streaming Movies
(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)Posted by: niknuyadamnbidness
Link removed - Bender
check it out.
Posted by: Captain Nemo
Kick azz !
One problem though, the movies buffer ever 5seconds :( and, I have high speed.
Posted by: Jay
its not workin for me, all i see is a screenshot of a wallpapaer with folders on it, and i cant hghlight the folde either.
how do i get the movies
Posted by: Captain Nemo
Originally posted by Jay@12 August 2003 - 19:06
its not workin for me, all i see is a screenshot of a wallpapaer with folders on it, and i cant hghlight the folde either.
how do i get the movies
Double click one of the folders :P
Posted by: TNTIcemanTNT
Ok Ive never seen anything like this, it takes me hours to dl movies, where as I clicked one of these and it started playing in 10 seconds, HOWEVER
PROBLEM: I clikced to play American Beauty and it after it quickly buffred it plays all the sound, but there si no picture. Anyone know what up, btw im watching them in QuickTime.
Posted by: Bender
Originally posted by niknuyadamnbidness@12 August 2003 - 18:15
Link removed - Bender
check it out.
Sorry, I had to remove that link because it's against board rules:
8. Posting topics that contain direct download links to copyrighted software, private ftp sites, serial numbers, warez sites and hacking sites is prohibited. Posts directly or indirectly related to any of this information will be edited. Hacking discussions are strictly prohibited within the forum. Sig2dat quicklinks and hashes are NOT considered to be DDL, therefore allowed.
We can't prevent you from PM'ing to people, though. ;)
Posted by: Arm
I cant get it to work. All sound and no picture. Is this a sham or am I missing a codec?
Posted by: Captain Nemo
Go to the codec folder on that page and make sure you have the correct codecs.
*Edit* Glad I got the link before the removal :D
niknuyadamnbidness Karma for you man!
Posted by: Arm
Originally posted by Bender+12 August 2003 - 19:39--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Bender @ 12 August 2003 - 19:39)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-niknuyadamnbidness@12 August 2003 - 18:15
Link removed - Bender
check it out.
Sorry, I had to remove that link because it's against board rules:
8. Posting topics that contain direct download links to copyrighted software, private ftp sites, serial numbers, warez sites and hacking sites is prohibited. Posts directly or indirectly related to any of this information will be edited. Hacking discussions are strictly prohibited within the forum. Sig2dat quicklinks and hashes are NOT considered to be DDL, therefore allowed.
We can't prevent you from PM'ing to people, though. ;) [/b][/quote]
Why does this board care if you post links to warez or equivlent? It seems pretty hypocritcal to me. :huh:
Posted by: Bender
Links to warez are forbidden too. :D
(Sig2dats are not concerned as links)
You have to understand that Paul and VB could get in big trouble if illegal stuff happened here; we're already on the edge of legality. ;)
Posted by: Arm
Well you wont be the ones getting in trouble. It's the ones hosting that site that will be in deep shit.
And has someone had any success with the site? According to it I need Windows Media Player 9 and I vcant use that on my comp.
Posted by: ahctlucabbuS
Can someone please PM me the link! :)
Posted by: Arm
Originally posted by Barky@12 August 2003 - 19:59
Can someone please PM me the link! :)
Sure. :)
And that sites homepage is http://es5.com/ and it's for some new P2P program it appears.
Posted by: Jay
anybody can PM me for the link
Posted by: headonawheel
that site is pretty good. To stop it from buffering every five seconds just go to options in media player, the performance tab and then change network buffering from default to 120 or something, the higher it is the longer you'll have to wait for it to start but the less likely it will stop and re-buffer.
Posted by: Captain Nemo
Originally posted by headonawheel@12 August 2003 - 20:13
that site is pretty good. To stop it from buffering every five seconds just go to options in media player, the performance tab and then change network buffering from default to 120 or something, the higher it is the longer you'll have to wait for it to start but the less likely it will stop and re-buffer.
Great first post , it Worked!
Karma for you
Posted by: Bender
Originally posted by Arm@12 August 2003 - 21:57
Well you wont be the ones getting in trouble. It's the ones hosting that site that will be in deep shit.
And has someone had any success with the site? According to it I need Windows Media Player 9 and I vcant use that on my comp.
The board would definately get in trouble if Paul allowed linking to coptrighted stuff. ;)
@ headonawheel: Damn, keeps on buffering; I changed my settings from 5 sec to 120 sec though.
I'm going to try 480 now. :D
Posted by: Dapadipz
PM ME the link please
thanks
Posted by: niknuyadamnbidness
alright go here http://forums.es5.com
go down to where it says "Streaming&Videos
go to "Pinned The New Movie Site Is Up'
then goto 'Pinned Record The Streams On The New Site"
then you will know how to get the movies.
Good luck,
Nik
Posted by: niknuyadamnbidness
I watched Roger & Me from the site and it was just like I was watching it on my computer.I like to download my movies then watch them. but you can do both at the same time.
Posted by: ahctlucabbuS
Maybe itīs me beeing stupid or something, but it seems that the max amount of network buffering is 60 seconds..?
Posted by: EnJoi
plz pm me the link
Posted by: niknuyadamnbidness
let me know if ya all like it. You have to have windows 9 and there is no fast forward but some ppl still might like it.
Posted by: Captain Nemo
Originally posted by Barky@12 August 2003 - 20:32
Maybe itīs me beeing stupid or something, but it seems that the max amount of network buffering is 60 seconds..?
Yep I tryed to set it to 120 but, click apply and it goes to 60 :(
Posted by: Captain Nemo
No fast forward because there are no key frames in the middle of the videos, I see a lot of reformating in my future :D
Once again niknuyadamnbidness Thanks for the link Man!
Posted by: Bender
Originally posted by Barky@12 August 2003 - 22:32
Maybe itīs me beeing stupid or something, but it seems that the max amount of network buffering is 60 seconds..?
I just found that out too: it auto-resets to 60 sec of buffering if you have typed in more than that. :D
Doesn't work for me, although I had a streaming of 346kb/s it kept on buffering every 5 - 10 seconds. :(
Must be my antique computer I suppose (450 Mhz, 160 Mb RAM).
@ Everybody asking for PM's: niknuyadamnbidness has posted a perfectly legal adress now (thanks for that :) ); have a look at his post above mine.
Posted by: ahctlucabbuS
Yea same deal here. It keeps on buffering every 15 seconds or so. My connection speed is great, so I donīt know what the problem is. Anyone got this thing to work properly without too many interruptions?
Posted by: niknuyadamnbidness
alright for all of you who are having problems with fastforwarding the movies after downloading with the hi-net recorder. after you download use this tool:
http://www.geocities.com/myasftools/
and it should help to end that problem. have not tryed it my self but ppl say it works.
Posted by: Captain Nemo
He has a stream grabber too , you can record streaming vids here is the link http://forums2.es5.com/index.php?act=ST&f=18&t=2267 I am recording 8 mile right now.
*Edit* When you do get Hinet , click on one of the movies to stream, once it is done buffering the first time, goto file / properties to get the url of the movie you want to record, then just copy and paste it to Hinet.
Posted by: niknuyadamnbidness
I posted that above but thanx for putting the link up. was not sure if I should or not.
Posted by: Captain Nemo
Originally posted by niknuyadamnbidness@12 August 2003 - 21:10
I posted that above but thanx for putting the link up. was not sure if I should or not.
It isn't a direct download so yes it should be fine, guess we will see if it is or not.
Posted by: Bender
Originally posted by Captain Nemo+12 August 2003 - 23:11--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Captain Nemo @ 12 August 2003 - 23:11)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin-niknuyadamnbidness@12 August 2003 - 21:10
I posted that above but thanx for putting the link up. was not sure if I should or not.
It isn't a direct download so yes it should be fine, guess we will see if it is or not.[/b][/quote]
I've clicked the link: it took me to the ES5 Forum, and the program provided there appears to be freeware, so I guess it's ok. :)
(I know, understanding our board rules is confusing at the beginning. :D )
Posted by: Captain Nemo
Thanks Bender
Cheers
*bump*
*whistle* Walks away inconspicuously *whistle*
Posted by: Inevitable
I knew this was to good to be true. I tryed to play National Security and it played a Jackie Chan movie...... :rolleyes:
Posted by: judgeofallandnothing
do i have to download anything i went to the site clicked on the movie and it never connects...
Posted by: Captain Nemo
Originally posted by Inevitable@14 August 2003 - 23:56
I knew this was to good to be true. I tryed to play National Security and it played a Jackie Chan movie...... :rolleyes:
Yes some of the links are not as they "should" be but , most of them are real.
do i have to download anything i went to the site clicked on the movie and it never connects...
Windows player 9 is one of the requirements, as for anything else not sure, maybe the correct codec's.
*edit*
Posted by: ozzfreak
earth station 5 is a pretty cool forum shareholders files on his site are windows media... never had a problem watching or recording them i just hate the friggin buffer
Posted by: Twigboy
Could you pm me the link for streaming movie site please.
Posted by: Makaveli-tha-don
could yu pm me the link as well !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: niknuyadamnbidness
no problem