Your new eMule link hashes out the same as the old one from March 29, so they are identical files.
Triela wrote: ↑Wed May 17, 2023 11:55 am
idk what happened, i tried to share a version, i think from uloz, but now like 5 mins ago, the one i got through emule finished, so there....
Yes, I was not clear on what was going on from your end either! I think that if you were trying to share a complete version when you were already trying to download one from eMule with the same hash (an identical file) that they would conflict, and your eMule client would ignore the one you added later. What you needed to do was cancel the partial download, or else temporarily move the PARTs out of your Temp folder to a not-shared holding spot. Then try to share the complete version you got from uloz. You could then get its ed2k hash and compare to verify they were the same.
I have been gradually downloading your original emule link since you posted it, and it slowly went from the 17.8% to about 70% from a few different sources. I presume one was you. It had reached the point of nothing downloaded in almost 6 days. However, it was complete enough that I could play it back in a Preview and I could see the Media Information Codecs. So I looked again in the thread and saw that I had never downloaded szijjarto's uloz link, but it looked to have the same Media Information. So I downloaded that uloz link, and compared it more precisely with the detailed MediaInfo for the partial download. They were the same. So I moved the PARTial files out of my eMule Temp folder and put the completed uloz file in a Shared folder. When it processed, I clicked your ed2k link in the thread and eMule said "You already have the file ..." That means it is the same hash, the same file. I deleted the PARTs I had set aside and watched a few people downloading from me in eMule, apparently finally finishing off their own downloads. I presume one was you.
I had downloaded the VK version from before all that, so I could then compare it with the uloz and see that they were very very close but not identical.