[REL] Olyan mint otthon (1978) [Hungary]

[ghost]

After all these years, there are still surprising "firsts" for ghost!

Yeah. This was really my first time I took a closer look at uloz (except for slow downloading all these years).

[goku33]

I didn't know, that it is so easy to upload something to uloz.

After all these years, there are still surprising "firsts" for ghost!

The only downside to uploading there is the slow speed. They do not crash like my MEGA uploads often do.

Glad you could join the Ulozto club.

And uloz still gives decent speed for free users. I’m fine with 500kbits. But 1fichier who once gave high speed (8Mb/s) to free users similar to zippyshare, nowadays gives 90kbit/s. That’s like 20hours for a 1080p file.

Looks like if you split a big file into numerous small RAR parts, filehorst.de is a good alternative for long term hosting?
For temporary storage I choose pixeldrain and workupload.com for small files.

[DreamScape]

And uloz still gives decent speed for free users. I’m fine with 500kbits. But 1fichier who once gave high speed (8Mb/s) to free users similar to zippyshare, nowadays gives 90kbit/s. That’s like 20hours for a 1080p file.

Looks like if you split a big file into numerous small RAR parts, filehorst.de is a good alternative for long term hosting?
For temporary storage I choose pixeldrain and workupload.com for small files.

Uloz gives me speeds around 300kbps, but that's still fine for the typical file sizes shared on FLM. It's only a problem for me when the files get into the "all day" and beyond range (10 GB+) that I get annoyed. And that can be solved easily by just splitting large files into multiple parts. Uloz can retain files for years, which makes it a good choice.

1fichier is doing something to discriminate its free users. On VPN (and you and I use the same VPN), I get those dreadful speeds you stated. The wait time is also 24 hours or more between files. However, on my unprotected IP I still get good speeds with 1fichier.

[ghost]

1fichier is doing something to discriminate its free users. On VPN (and you and I use the same VPN), I get those dreadful speeds you stated. The wait time is also 24 hours or more between files. However, on my unprotected IP I still get good speeds with 1fichier.

That's why I recommand a Debrid service. I'm using https://debrid-link.fr. It's pretty cheep and have many hosts.

[relic]

Thank you Ghost, It is coming in at 250 - 300 KBs and will probably increase to 600 later this evening.
Thanks. Relic

[pillowbaker]

That's why I recommand a Debrid service. I'm using https://debrid-link.fr. It's pretty cheep and have many hosts.

That is a very interesting looking service, ghost. I've always been curious about seedboxes, and this looks like a service that bundles a few other features beyond that. Are you any other services that you suggest?

[goku33]

That's why I recommand a Debrid service. I'm using https://debrid-link.fr. It's pretty cheep and have many hosts.

That is a very interesting looking service, ghost. I've always been curious about seedboxes, and this looks like a service that bundles a few other features beyond that. Are you any other services that you suggest?

There is also real-debrid.com but I’ve heard they give you issues when connecting from vpn. Also linksnappy.com, premiumize.me

And services like offcloud.com also offer multihoster download and torrents. With something like debrid-link.fr you will also have this: popular torrents that are/were downloaded by others already will be cached so they will be available instantly and even for streaming.

as far as I know most people use these debrid services along with jDownloader as well.

[reptile12]

https://ulozto.net/file/88AazQTSfo4l/ol ... web-dl-mp4

[Night457]

English subtitles for reptile12's version on ulozto:

[deadman]

https://ulozto.net/file/88AazQTSfo4l/ol ... web-dl-mp4

Choices, choices, choices ... now I have a superabundance of quality versions for when I next watch this!

reptile's version is the best one so far. I believe that's the original web-dl and the other versions were re-encoded from it, because the picture is obviously sharper. You'll notice it's a bit longer too. But that has to do with the 24 fps framerate. A simple framerate conversion from 25 to 24 fps was all it took to get the English subs aligned for this file from start to finish - so there are no additional scenes in the middle to screw up the sync.

I decided to repost this file with the subtitles muxed in for anyone who prefers using eMule or MEGA. Night already converted the .srt file and posted it separately, I see, so I don't have to do that. Thanks once again to reptile for finding this!


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Here are direct links for those who prefer that method or can't use eMule for whatever reason. All I ask is that if you're able to use eMule, please move the file to your shared folder and seed for a while. Every source helps.


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