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badandy400 (0)
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What download manager are you using?
It is very important to know what manager you are using because they all work a little different and need different input. Download managers can be used on any site whether the site likes it or not. You just need to know how to use the manager and how to figure out which sites need you to do different things.
Just to jump start this help process I will ask you to check out a few different things.
1. Are you using more than one connection per download? Try using only one.
2. Are you trying to download more than one file at a time. Try only one, and use only one connection.
3. Is it recognizing your password? Try manually setting the password on a download.
4. Can the manager detect the file? Check to be sure something did not happen to stop it from seeing certain file types. Or try manually starting the download.
5. Does the URL rotate? "http://sb68v8ecq6m.sitename" That craze shit in the middle might be changing periodically. A good manager will let you see the URL and allow you to edit it. Simply log into the site again and paste in the new random string.
Those are just a few things that can go wrong with a download manager at any given site. But as I said, a manager can be used for any site, it just might be a little different.
Worst case I am planning on subscribing to that exact thing next week, so I will be able to give exact solutions then. However, for both of our sakes I would like to find a solution right away.
Let us know which manager you are using and try to describe what you are doing and what the site's reaction is. If you are not tech savvy dont worry, we will only laugh at you for 10 minutes. :)
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08-15-09 11:24pm
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wildstar (0)
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REPLY TO #1 - badandy400 :
-I am using "Download Express" from Meta products.On other sites he work's fine.
-I am using one connection per download.
-I am downloading one file at the time.
-He dont even ask's for my password.
-When i downloaded a file,it is stored as a php-file.
Thanks for the quick reaction.
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08-15-09 11:47pm
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Ace DDF (0)
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REPLY TO #2 - wildstar :
Hi,
We allow the usage of download managers. I do not know Download Express. But generally for download managers, you need to use one that integrates into your browser. Copy pasting addresses to an outside program will not work!
I just tested DDF Busty with the download manager I use - the DownThemAll extension for Firefox. I right clicked the movie file, selected "Save link with DownThemAll", and the download started without any problems.
Can you do something similar using your download manager?
Best regards,
Endre
DDF Productions
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08-16-09 11:08am
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PinkPanther (0)
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REPLY TO #3 - Ace DDF :
Great suggestion, Endre - since I took advantage of the DDF special, I wanted to make sure that I got full value for it - so downloaded the download manager that you recommended and it's doing a great job on my system. I had tried another download manager that another site had recommended and it was a pain in the ass much of the time for a non-techy like me. This one's simple and effective.
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08-22-09 12:41am
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wildstar (0)
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REPLY TO #3 - Ace DDF :
I have downloaded another downloadmanager and now it works fine on all the sites.
Thanks everyone for the help.
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08-23-09 10:44pm
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