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Anyone here have the High Res Version of this video?
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MMD Bon Bon Chocolat, Azur Lane - Baltimore (P-masu)
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i don't know i rename them. i order by song / Anime or Game / Character, just like you see in the link.
but you can send me a Iwara link and i search for it
I Like he made Baltimore vid (no sex)
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Can you upload it?
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MMD Good Night Kiss, Azur Lane - Baltimore (P-masu)
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Nice, thanks. I didn't even consider that the link was still active
Yes I am. Is this a common issue with real-debrid? I hope not, I've definitely downloaded a few TB through them.
Probably. There are quite a lot of videos in that collection so maybe I'm wrong, but from what I've seen, it's dance only. Mostly Vocaloid/Hololive/Nijisanji
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It is something I've noticed with real-debrid, some downloads will get corrupted. I don't know what's the cause either, if you reset the download it'll keep getting corrupted, the only way to fix it I've found is to set jdownloader to use mega directly instead. I don't want to spook you but I would start running an integrity checker over the videos you've downloaded.
I wrote a batch script that does that and I run it over every video I downloaded with real-debrid, there's another tool if you don't want to use the batch script.
https://f95zone.to/threads/zhetuije...on-2023-08-06-tuiwannian.110540/post-13527631
It happens pretty rare but often enough that it's annoying.
When I search online for this I can barely find anything about it so I kept thinking it was a me problem, you're the only other person who I've seen who might have the same issue.
Agree, this isn't about xenophobia, it's about legal liability and exposure (as well as general skittishness regarding reputational factors). Given the increasing jurisprudence in western jurisdictions ascribing liability to payment processors and content provision sites for failure to conduct "due diligence", coupled with the heightened regulatory pressures surrounding erosion of online freedoms (things like increasingly aggressive Know-Your-Customer legislation, "online harms" laws and limitations to safe harbour laws), it's pretty clear that payment processors are only going to become more stringent in terms of content policing and cutting off various vendors. It's also possible that there are underwriting factors, but given the platforms were permitted for years, I'm more inclined to think its not a financial risk factor.
It absolutely sucks, but I don't see the global trends reversing anytime in the foreseeable future.
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