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Cool, thanks pavementstephen. When you have an eMule link, you can put new films directly into the Releases section.

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We're all in the same situation jezevex. This one has never exactly hurried itself but has never shown as unsourced, so I'm quietly confident I'll wake up in the morning to find it complete.

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Finally finished! Well, it reminded me dial-up times, but the shortie itself was very nice. Thanks, Pavementstephen.

Bumping this old thread. Someone got more synopsis/photos of this?

@deadman is this in one of your shortfilms nzb dumps?

goku33 wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 7:16 pm Bumping this old thread. Someone got more synopsis/photos of this?

@deadman is this in one of your shortfilms nzb dumps?

No. I do have it on my hard drive though.

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I changed the filename. This was a little too long and awkward for my taste:

Cortometraje El secreto de la sangre 2006 Maria Victoria Andino (z80arg) Incaa TV...america.net).mp4

Aside from the name change, the file is identical.

deadman wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 8:47 pm …

Thanks! I agree it seems weird. I hope it wasn’t too much of a hassle for you to post it.

goku33 wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 9:36 pm

deadman wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 8:47 pm …

Thanks! I agree it seems weird. I hope it wasn’t too much of a hassle for you to post it.

It was no hassle at all, 164 MB takes less than 30 seconds to upload on my connection.

People go nuts sometimes adding personal tags, group and site names, even directors or cast members to a filename. I find that annoying. Like hardburned subtitles or watermarked video (although those are worse because you can't change them). I have a massive amount of semi-organized material on my external hard drives. The last thing I need are long winded, confusing filenames! That's why I tend to shorten them. I've basically adopted Ghost's standard labeling when it comes to shorts.

deadman wrote: Tue Jun 24, 2025 10:02 pm People go nuts sometimes adding personal tags, group and site names, even directors or cast members to a filename. I find that annoying. Like hardburned subtitles or watermarked video (although those are worse because you can't change them). I have a massive amount of semi-organized material on my external hard drives. The last thing I need are long winded, confusing filenames! That's why I tend to shorten them. I've basically adopted Ghost's standard labeling when it comes to shorts.

VLC has a 260 character file path limit. Those excessively long file names can also be a technical problem if they reside in an already deep folder structure. I've had to shorten a few file names too.