The Laziest Town 480x272 100MB US AUDIO

[master131]

The above in avi. Please i've attempted to download the others but the files have been deleted.

[nindanjoe]

Re: The Laziest Town 480x272 100MB US AUDIO

Bah, those Mediafire links disappear faster than cockroaches when you turn on the light!

If you still have access to the library, I might be able to upload the original file for that episode. Then again I might have to find a better filehosting site that is faster...

[master131]

Re: The Laziest Town 480x272 100MB US AUDIO

Of course I have access. I go there lyk 2 tyms a week LoL!
May I suggest a website? http://www.4shared.com/
Here are some KEY information about 4shared.
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Registration is free, simple, and takes seconds to complete. There is no need to enter your credit card details

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Your Free account and all your files will be removed from 4shared only if you do not log in the account for 30 days.

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Oh yer of course one more. http://www.filefactory.com/
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[nindanjoe]

Re: The Laziest Town 480x272 100MB US AUDIO

Cool. Thanks for the link and information about 4shared.com. It seems like a very useful website. :) I'll probably use it next.

[nindanjoe]

Re: The Laziest Town 480x272 100MB US AUDIO

Not the 100 MB version you requested, but the original one instead: viewtopic.php?p=45131#p45131

:)

[nindanjoe]

Re: The Laziest Town 480x272 100MB US AUDIO

If there's enough demand for PSP/iPod sized episodes, I might do them. :) Some stats need to be collected first, I'm going to make a "What can your PSP, iPod, or computer play?" topic. :)

[master131]

Re: The Laziest Town 480x272 100MB US AUDIO

If there's enough demand for PSP/iPod sized episodes, I might do them. :) Some stats need to be collected first, I'm going to make a "What can your PSP, iPod, or computer play?" topic. :)

All PSPs can play special MP4 files (h.264) with a THM file (for a image preview before watching the video). The videos can only have a res. of 128x64, 176x144, 320x240. Some PSPs are "modded" and allow you to use "homebrew" - home made programs, and one of them can play many popular file types that are not normally available to a standard PSP eg. avi, mpg, mp4, png, gif, jpg, txt and some more. The video must have a res. of 480x272 or smaler or it will not play. iPods can play obviously MP4 files but I don't know the rest.
My computer can play the following video types:
.AVI (Xvid, DivX and so on)
.MPG
.MP4
.MKV
.FLV
.SWF
.3GP
.MOV
.MJPEG
.VOB
.WMV
.ASF
.M4V
. dunno what extension "Casio Motion JPEG AVI"
. dunno what extension "Huffyuv Avi"
. dunno what extension "Zune wmv"
And possibly more......