@cannonmc:

But you can also go through the "Browse default categories" section and turn ON by ticking the individual boxes of only those categories you want to see. And saving the changes.

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@Frederick:

Please stop encoding using the MKV format.  The audio / sound is NOT compatible with major video players including
Cyberlink's PowerPlayer 15

It also encodes to sizes larger than necessary.

**_Personally I don't mind if the file is in mkv (although my personal preference is .mp4)

You can always use a converter to convert it into format you want

In my personal experience when I converted mkv into .mp4, I find that mkv is actually smaller in byte size….._**

@amelia:

Currently, I'm using Any Video Converter software to convert any videos format. Though its free, it takes times to convert a big file into another format. And not forgotten, I need to set the video resolution each time before converting. Normally, I only want to make it same resolution as the original video. So, I need you guys to suggest to me a free video conversion software that is more convenient for me to use. Any ideas?

Believe me AVC is much easier to use. Almost all videoconverters will work on your processor's speed while only AVC makes optimum use and does not hack your system like Handbrake and others… I've tried all out there. But for me, video conversions ain't the right thing to do unless you want your video to be portable. I'd rather keep my videos the way they are. Videoconverters do more harm to videos than repairing them.

Yeah, good answer from the former techie. If they reported every laptop for having porn that might be downloaded illegally I think that would drive A LOT of business away, hehe.

probably an auto update on your AV

mail.ru cloud is another choice.

android tv box with 2Gb ram, only in china! always is 1gb.

Evernote is a google choice.

That's a good ideA. Cheers

In response to SemenDemon and alligator…

One is able to "rate" a torrent 1-5 WITHOUT having downloaded it.

It may not be right, but the fact is that the system will accept the rating, regardless.

Oh I see what you did there 😉

Thank you cannon and  gaypraha.

I was playing around with vlc I think its just too far gone. the video starts off fine for a few minutes. I  then tried adjusting it but cant get it exact. These are the things in life I am anal about. 🙂 My search for a better copy will commence. 🙂

The repeat buttons are at the bottom left on my version, they are the sort of crossed ones in this pic

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From the sounds of it, it sounds like you downloaded this file while connected directly from your internet connection, rather than the VPN. The VPN itself will tunnel absolutely ALL of your internet traffic through the VPN server so that your ISP cannot see what you are doing, and by the same token, to the internet, you will appear as being somewhere other than where you really are.

As for the server error 500, I'm not sure what to say to that, as you seem to be the only person to experience this issue.

Now as for the speeds, this does make sense as most ISP's will automatically throttle your connection speed once they detect any kind of P2P traffic passing through your connection. When you're connected to the VPN on the other hand, all your ISP will see is your connection to the VPN, without being able to tell anything more.

As for having been "found out", this is likely a case of a copyright troll started IP sniffing through the peers list and found your IP address associated with an active P2P connection while you were downloading the file. This can easily be skirted around through the use of a VPN as this will mask your IP address to the internet as being that of your VPN, rather than that of your ISP.