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tangub (0)
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Good review Hooliganzo, can't really disagree with anything you wrote there. Personally I love their style of photography with the natural light and it's a site i'm likely to return to time and time again as long as it stays at the great value for money price of $10.
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12-02-12 01:43am
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Cybertoad (Disabled)
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Really nice review keep up the good work.
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12-03-12 12:56pm
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gaypornolover (0)
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Very good first review have added you to Trust List and hope you stick around!
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12-03-12 03:32pm
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fuzzyham (Suspended)
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From a value-per-dollar perspective, this is one of my favorite sites. I love the videos. Well shot and the girls look comfortable and relaxed and really seem to be enjoying themselves. The pics are good from a quality perspective but I don't like the format the thumbnails are presented in. I also don't like that the pics and videos are mixed together and are not in date order when you look at a models portfolio. I do like that when I emailed them to suggest some layout changes that they replied the next day saying that they would investigate. Nothing happened, so I'm not sure they really took a serious look but at least they responded.
I always download from this site using FireFox with a download manager and have never had any problems.
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12-31-12 12:08pm
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Hooliganzo (0)
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REPLY TO #4 - fuzzyham :
The zipped picture sets downloaded for me fine with the a Download manager but the videos did not. Probably more to do with expiring links then the download manager itself. My guess is that if a link is not actively downloading it expires within the minute. So queuing videos up for download in the download manager would not be possible.
I had to download each video one by one without queuing them. When I try queuing the downloads, the first video and then stop downloading when it got to the second.
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12-31-12 10:43pm
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fuzzyham (Suspended)
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REPLY TO #5 - Hooliganzo :
If by queuing you mean setting them up so that when one finishes the next one starts, I've never tried this. I usually do one at a time. However, if I start one, then start another, then they will run concurrently without problems. I'm using a FireFox add-in called DownThemAll! Works great. I'll try the queue thing sometime and let you know.
Happy New Year.
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01-01-13 07:27am
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Hooliganzo (0)
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REPLY TO #6 - fuzzyham :
Yes, that is what I meant. I do use Downthemall. The reason I queue up downloads is because I don't want to be at my computer trying to manually download each file one at a time waiting for the the previous file to finish.
What you describe supports my theory that video download links expire if they are not actively used. So concurrent downloads would work but not queued up links that remain inactive until the previous download is finished.
The Problem with Concurrent downloads is that I don't want dozens of files downloading at the same time at a couple of kilobytes a second which takes longer to view anything. I like to download them in queue and watching them as the finish downloading.
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01-02-13 11:39am
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fuzzyham (Suspended)
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REPLY TO #7 - Hooliganzo :
Just tried it and it seemed to work ok for me. I started one video and made sure it was running. I then queued up a second video and made sure it was not running. When the first video finished (elapse time approx 20 minutes), the second video started up right away.
In the Network tab of the DownThemAll preferences, my settings are:
Concurrent Downloads - set to 1 (Set this way just for the test)
Automatic retries - set to 5 min (I think this is the default)
Max. Retries - set to 10 (set this way for the test)
Couldn't find much in the way of help on-line for these settings, but what may be happening is this: If your auto-retries and max-retries expire before the first video ends, it may not start the second video. Don't know how long it takes you to download a video but try setting those 2 switches so they exceed that time frame. Also, there is a menu option (and hot-key combo) to force start a video, which may be another option (just right-click the video you want to start). I may have time to test my theory but not for a while, so give what I suggest a try and let me know.
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01-03-13 06:21am
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Hooliganzo (0)
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REPLY TO #8 - fuzzyham :
They may have changed it. I can't verify since my subscription expired more than a month ago.
When I was subscribed I did try and resume the failed downloads and they did not start. It only initiated when I went back to the site and added the link to the queue fresh from the website.
I would give the site 1 more point to my score if they did fix that issue.
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01-03-13 12:09pm
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