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Namcot · 5th February 2014, 05:07

Does it have sound?

Because when I play it with MPC at normal speed, it looks like it's playing on fast speed, maybe 2x or 4x normal speed but not yet fast search.

The only sound is a buzzing garbled noise.

My MPC is 1.6.8.7147 - June 2013

What happens when you play it with VLC?

You mean p4pst's [German] version?

I have Mac's version which is the same as retro city's version in post #10.

TheBare · 5th February 2014, 05:55

Quote:

I have Mac's version which is the same as retro city's version in post #10.

Looks the same only the file specs are different.
Haven't DLed to see

Namcot · 5th February 2014, 07:06

I guess my 1.6 GB version will never play with correct audio track and video speed.

Namcot · 27th February 2014, 06:10

Not sure where to post this.

I just uploaded John Leslie's Catwoman to Deposit Files to fill in a dead links re-up request.

Well, as soon as it said 100% complete and OK, I clicked on the link it gave me to go to that page and book mark it.

It's telling me:

This file does not exist, the access to the following file is limited or it has been removed due to infringement of copyright.

How did they remove the file so quickly?

So the last 2 hours spent uploading it was for nothing?

ozmre · 27th February 2014, 06:31

Hi Namcot, was the file named John Leslie's Catwoman? The reason I ask is because some file hosts use scripts to go through the files stored on their servers. These scripts look for key words that are common in Digital Millennium Copyright Act writs.

Or, that exact file-name has been reported to DF before under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Said script would have found it almost immediately.

I'm sorry that you wasted you time on that file, but it really would be better to re-name your files prior to uploading so that the movie name is kept fairly obscure. For this title, an example might be: JLCW1988.avi

Namcot · 27th February 2014, 06:47

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Originally Posted by ozmre

Hi Namcot, was the file named John Leslie's Catwoman?

Yes it was but I am the one who renamed it by adding John Leslie's in the front of it.

Everywhere else I've seen it posted before it was just named Catwoman.

Even on IAFD it's just listed as Catwoman.

Same with the Alex De Renzy's or Joe D'Amato films, I add their name to the front of each title for easy indexing.

I am looking at my Deposit Files file folder.

I've uploaded over 84 adult films to it since October 2013 including 2 films with John Leslie's in the titles and this is the first time it did it to one of my files.

Everything I have uploaded since I created the account in October 2013 is still up and live.

Namcot · 27th February 2014, 17:46

I renamed it to #$%#%&(%#(% and re-up it again to DF and it still took it off.

I am re-upping it to 180uploads now.

Qwerty987 · 28th February 2014, 00:05

@ Namcot.
They can check the hash of your files, so renaming isn't enough.
For this reason I use to compress all the video files along with screencaptures and upload them with one or several compressed file (depending of the size), with a not evident name and compressed they can't match the name or the hash (unless it's reported on purporse)

Namcot · 28th February 2014, 00:11

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Originally Posted by Qwerty987

@ Namcot.
They can check the hash of your files, so renaming isn't enough.
For this reason I use to compress all the video files along with screencaptures and upload them with one or several compressed file (depending of the size), with a not evident name and compressed they can't match the name or the hash (unless it's reported on purporse)

I was able to re-up it along with Pretty Peaches 3 to 180uploads with no problem.

jenny48549 · 28th February 2014, 03:44

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Originally Posted by Namcot

I was able to re-up it along with Pretty Peaches 3 to 180uploads with no problem.

You probably could have upped it to DF if you simply would have compressed the file with Winrar and added a simple text file to the rar with it. That would have changed the checksum of the uploaded file and it wouldn't have been deleted immediately.

Keep an eye on your files on 180upload, they don't keep them very long without a download there....

5th February 2014, 05:07	#21
Namcot Registered User Beyond Redemption Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 19,796 Thanks: 9,963 Thanked 86,400 Times in 16,165 Posts	Does it have sound? Because when I play it with MPC at normal speed, it looks like it's playing on fast speed, maybe 2x or 4x normal speed but not yet fast search. The only sound is a buzzing garbled noise. My MPC is 1.6.8.7147 - June 2013 What happens when you play it with VLC? You mean p4pst's [German] version? I have Mac's version which is the same as retro city's version in post #10.

5th February 2014, 07:06	#23
Namcot Registered User Beyond Redemption Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 19,796 Thanks: 9,963 Thanked 86,400 Times in 16,165 Posts	I guess my 1.6 GB version will never play with correct audio track and video speed.

27th February 2014, 06:10	#24
Namcot Registered User Beyond Redemption Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 19,796 Thanks: 9,963 Thanked 86,400 Times in 16,165 Posts	Not sure where to post this. I just uploaded John Leslie's Catwoman to Deposit Files to fill in a dead links re-up request. Well, as soon as it said 100% complete and OK, I clicked on the link it gave me to go to that page and book mark it. It's telling me: This file does not exist, the access to the following file is limited or it has been removed due to infringement of copyright. How did they remove the file so quickly? So the last 2 hours spent uploading it was for nothing?

27th February 2014, 06:31	#25
ozmre Registered User Addicted Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 257 Thanks: 5,220 Thanked 424 Times in 212 Posts	Hi Namcot, was the file named John Leslie's Catwoman? The reason I ask is because some file hosts use scripts to go through the files stored on their servers. These scripts look for key words that are common in Digital Millennium Copyright Act writs. Or, that exact file-name has been reported to DF before under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Said script would have found it almost immediately. I'm sorry that you wasted you time on that file, but it really would be better to re-name your files prior to uploading so that the movie name is kept fairly obscure. For this title, an example might be: JLCW1988.avi

27th February 2014, 17:46	#27
Namcot Registered User Beyond Redemption Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 19,796 Thanks: 9,963 Thanked 86,400 Times in 16,165 Posts	I renamed it to #$%#%&(%#(% and re-up it again to DF and it still took it off. I am re-upping it to 180uploads now.

28th February 2014, 00:05	#28
Qwerty987 Super Moderator Clinically Insane Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 4,431 Thanks: 3,966 Thanked 22,086 Times in 2,255 Posts	@ Namcot. They can check the hash of your files, so renaming isn't enough. For this reason I use to compress all the video files along with screencaptures and upload them with one or several compressed file (depending of the size), with a not evident name and compressed they can't match the name or the hash (unless it's reported on purporse)