Anime server

The_Phat_G · 06-14-2004, 07:41 AM

I'm an avid anime fan, and there are 5 bagillion series that I've been meaning to watch, but I'm unable to download them due to my dial up internet status and am too broke to buy them on DVD/VHS. Can anyone suggest a downloading/server/thingie that doesn't take 2 days to download one episode with a dial up? Hotline has failed me.

Kenryoku_Maxis · 06-16-2004, 01:25 AM

It'll take at least a day and a half to download an Episode of Anime with Dial-Up no matter where you go. I know, because I tried to download stuff many times on my 56K. My only suggestion is try to get Boradband and think of it as an investment. Like for me, 40 Dollars a month = almost 2 Spindles of Anime I can download in that time (roughly 50 Gigs of Anime). 40 Dollars won't even get you 2 Anime DVDs.

h4x.m4g3 · 06-16-2004, 01:30 AM

Definately go with Broadband the problem with isn't the sever, it's your Dial up connection. Here's how it's going
You Dial Up----======== SERVER
The Dial Up can't use the full capacity of the server

Sithdarth · 06-16-2004, 01:36 AM

A kindred soul. It's not always an option to just get broadband. Not everyone lives in the localized areas where you can actually get the service, like me. I could go with broadband through a dish but that cost $400 for the dish and close to $60 a month. Be patient this new technology exsits that allows broadband over normal electric wires. It's in localized testing now and hopefully it will be available to all. (Note: Early data suggests that it will be nearly as fast as T1 in some rural areas and cost not much more than dialup.) Until then I bide my time and plot. :bmage:

Kenryoku_Maxis · 06-16-2004, 02:30 AM

Of course it might not be fiscally avaliable to you yet. I couldn't get broadband for 6 years, just getting it 4 months ago. But if you find the ability to get it and you want the ability to get 10,000x the Anime you could otherwise by paying exuberant prices (not going to the creators), then go for it.

The_Phat_G · 06-16-2004, 11:52 PM

Blarg. Well, so much for that idea.

I need to start getting a fixed income.

GatoFiero · 06-17-2004, 04:28 PM

Hey, i downloaded a few series before i switched to broadband. Just leave your download on overnight and you should be able to download an episode. Think of it like normal TV where you only get to see one episode a day.

But yea, if you can get it, broadband is defiantly the way to go. Or you can just whore off a friend who has broadband.

06-16-2004, 01:25 AM	#2
Kenryoku_Maxis 87% Pokemon Master Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: California, Somewhere Therin Posts: 2,405	It'll take at least a day and a half to download an Episode of Anime with Dial-Up no matter where you go. I know, because I tried to download stuff many times on my 56K. My only suggestion is try to get Boradband and think of it as an investment. Like for me, 40 Dollars a month = almost 2 Spindles of Anime I can download in that time (roughly 50 Gigs of Anime). 40 Dollars won't even get you 2 Anime DVDs. __________________ "You fight pretty tough for someone without Health Insurance." -Homer Simpson Star Trek > Star Wars. But both are irreversibly off-track. Just realize we can always trust in the sanctity of Indiana Jones and the Simpsons! Oh wait...

06-16-2004, 02:30 AM	#5
Kenryoku_Maxis 87% Pokemon Master Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: California, Somewhere Therin Posts: 2,405	Of course it might not be fiscally avaliable to you yet. I couldn't get broadband for 6 years, just getting it 4 months ago. But if you find the ability to get it and you want the ability to get 10,000x the Anime you could otherwise by paying exuberant prices (not going to the creators), then go for it. __________________ "You fight pretty tough for someone without Health Insurance." -Homer Simpson Star Trek > Star Wars. But both are irreversibly off-track. Just realize we can always trust in the sanctity of Indiana Jones and the Simpsons! Oh wait...

06-16-2004, 01:30 AM	#3
h4x.m4g3 Lakitu Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 2,152	Definately go with Broadband the problem with isn't the sever, it's your Dial up connection. Here's how it's going You Dial Up----======== SERVER The Dial Up can't use the full capacity of the server

06-16-2004, 01:36 AM	#4
Sithdarth Friendly Neighborhood Quantum Hobo Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Outside the M-brane look'n in Posts: 5,403	A kindred soul. It's not always an option to just get broadband. Not everyone lives in the localized areas where you can actually get the service, like me. I could go with broadband through a dish but that cost $400 for the dish and close to $60 a month. Be patient this new technology exsits that allows broadband over normal electric wires. It's in localized testing now and hopefully it will be available to all. (Note: Early data suggests that it will be nearly as fast as T1 in some rural areas and cost not much more than dialup.) Until then I bide my time and plot. :bmage: