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Hi
I have waited for the reopening of the site for some weeks, and now I see that (what had already been told to me) the videos can effectivly be downloaded.
But when I click on them, they arn't found by firefox (the server is too long to reply)

How can I get these videos?

Using DC for example? That's a helpful program.

eru_illuvatar wrote:Hi
I have waited for the reopening of the site for some weeks, and now I see that (what had already been told to me) the videos can effectivly be downloaded.
But when I click on them, they arn't found by firefox (the server is too long to reply)How can I get these videos?

The server that is hosting the Strato.com MP3 and AVI files is currently off-line at the moment. Jens is aware of this, and he's currently working on a fix...

ok, thanks.
I will come every week to look at this.

eru_illuvatar wrote:ok, thanks.
I will come every week to look at this.

You're welcome. Sorry for any inconvenience, but it appears that the strato.com webmaster has been rather busy making repairs to the main strato site.

The media server that hosts the MP3/AVI files that is currently off-line runs at a different site altogether, although I do believe that the admin of that particular site has been notified of the issue.

I see that after some months, videos arn't avaible.
If the server on which they are hosted has problems, could u not put videos on another, like
http://www.freefileupload.net/
http://rapidshare.de/
http://extremeshare.net/
http://www.megaupload.com/fr/

eru_illuvatar: Search those videos example from http://www.youtube.com/
You can find nearly everything from there

Stratofanius wrote:eru_illuvatar: Search those videos example from http://www.youtube.com/
You can find nearly everything from there

There you find all

Thnaks a lot!

Paola wrote:

Stratofanius wrote:eru_illuvatar: Search those videos example from http://www.youtube.com/
You can find nearly everything from there

There you find all

Though you can't download...

in fact, you can.
but what you get is flash video file (.flv), so you will need a flv player to view the file.
or, if you have Marcomedia Flash installed, simple create a new flash file, import the flv sequence, and export it as .swf file. then you will be able to view it in flash player or any web browser (with flash plug-in)
i don't recommand it as it took me ages to export one MV last time. get a flv player, it's much easier.

How did you manage to download the sequence?

I have macromedia flashed intsalled so that isn't a problem

try something like this:
http://javimoya.com/blog/youtube_en.php

actually, you can find the flv file in your temporary internet files folder after it loads to 100%, but, yes, it's much easier to use some tools instead of drown yourself in that huge internet folder.