[sirhc20042005]

Hello:

Please help me. I need to know what is the best website to download movies and transfer to the flash drive. I tried the limewire but it is very slow and front of virus, and the frostwire it has a limited sources of movies and i try also the u torrent but is very slow also. I want to know what is the latest movies website that i can download easily and convenient. Anybody can help me is highly appreciated.


Chris

[zerinsakech]

Chris, try Netflix, or iTunes, catch my drift? It's hard trying to download free movies, always. That's why we pay a price of convenience to watch them so easily. But if you want "free" movies then you will have to do it the hard way. By that way, I found this cool site. Never tried it, but it's worth a shot.

This post has been edited by coastie65: 25 January 2011 - 01:58 PM
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[ramadan]

zerinsakech, on 09 March 2010 - 01:51 PM, said:

Chris, try Netflix, or iTunes, catch my drift? It's hard trying to download free movies, always. That's why we pay a price of convenience to watch them so easily. But if you want "free" movies then you will have to do it the hard way. By that way, I found this cool site. Never tried it, but it's worth a shot.

thanks zerinsakech for the link.

This post has been edited by coastie65: 25 January 2011 - 01:58 PM

[TonyXie]

BT downloads are not all slow if you find a good resource. And you should know torrents will exceed the time.

[Hoop]

Hi Chris, and welcome to the forums. uTorrent isn't that bad as I'm using it to download some movies too, the secret is in the setting. You'll find people on websites asking for the right Preferences for thier connection speed, I've tried some too, non worked at all, in my opinion there is no "right" one, it depends on several things like how do you connect to the internet, your location...etc, which varies from person to another. So here's what I did: I started to download something, then I opened the Preferences and change one thing at a time, waited few seconds to see if the speed changes. And I'm telling you that is no easy stuff, because it took me about two hours make it right, but I was satisfied with the results, as it was downloading in the same speed as my usual. By using a torrent downloader you have varios contents to choose from (you can see 'something.torrent' everywhere), plus in some websites like megaupload, you can not resume your download, if you accidently disconnected from the internet. Hope that helped.

[Hoop]

Hi again everyone, I've been downloading some movies lately, and sometimes had to use websites like Megaupload, Rapidshare...etc (that means no resume ability), and for some reasons, my internet connection keeps dropping while I was in the last few minutes to finish (yeah yeah... you can laught), I've searched for any download manager, so I can resume my downloads, a choice that's not available in the IDM that I'm using. And for my surprice, I found Flashget (used it years ago in the old PC) , now it even have a torrent downloading feature, it was great (at least for me...oh and it's free), easy installing, full speed download, and...resume ability for any website. Here, you can try it yourself www.flashget.com

[Hoop]

Hoop, on 24 September 2010 - 08:52 AM, said:

Hi again everyone, I've been downloading some movies lately, and sometimes had to use websites like Megaupload, Rapidshare...etc (that means no resume ability), and for some reasons, my internet connection keeps dropping while I was in the last few minutes to finish (yeah yeah... you can laught), I've searched for any download manager, so I can resume my downloads, a choice that's not available in the IDM that I'm using. And for my surprice, I found Flashget (used it years ago in the old PC) , now it even have a torrent downloading feature, it was great (at least for me...oh and it's free), easy installing, full speed download, and...resume ability for any website. Here, you can try it yourself www.flashget.com

Hi, correction to my last post: The FlashGet can resume on any normal downloading but not from file hosting sites (like 4Shared, RapidShare...etc), well for me I'm using the 3.5 version which is a beta, I don't know if the older versions can resume from MegaUpload or not, but this one can. However, it can act buggy at times, and be a security risk at others, so I'll not recommend to use the v3.5, you should go with the 'Classic' version instead if you want to give it a try. If I've miss anything or got it wrong, please let me know. Thank You.

[k3lvinmitnick]

Hoop, on 30 December 2010 - 09:12 AM, said:

Hoop, on 24 September 2010 - 08:52 AM, said:

Hi again everyone, I've been downloading some movies lately, and sometimes had to use websites like Megaupload, Rapidshare...etc (that means no resume ability), and for some reasons, my internet connection keeps dropping while I was in the last few minutes to finish (yeah yeah... you can laught), I've searched for any download manager, so I can resume my downloads, a choice that's not available in the IDM that I'm using. And for my surprice, I found Flashget (used it years ago in the old PC) , now it even have a torrent downloading feature, it was great (at least for me...oh and it's free), easy installing, full speed download, and...resume ability for any website. Here, you can try it yourself www.flashget.com

Hi, correction to my last post: The FlashGet can resume on any normal downloading but not from file hosting sites (like 4Shared, RapidShare...etc), well for me I'm using the 3.5 version which is a beta, I don't know if the older versions can resume from MegaUpload or not, but this one can. However, it can act buggy at times, and be a security risk at others, so I'll not recommend to use the v3.5, you should go with the 'Classic' version instead if you want to give it a try. If I've miss anything or got it wrong, please let me know. Thank You.

- Tool: IDM or Jdownloader (Must install Java first)
- Hosts: Hotfile, FileServe, Rapidshare ...

This post has been edited by coastie65: 25 January 2011 - 02:01 PM
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[Hoop]

k3lvinmitnick, on 04 January 2011 - 05:47 PM, said:

Tool: IDM or Jdownloader (Must install Java first)
- Hosts: Hotfile, FileServe, Rapidshare ...

As far as I know, IDM can not resume downloads from the hosts mentioned above.

This post has been edited by Hoop: 27 January 2011 - 11:37 AM

[cyberknight]

Hoop, on 27 January 2011 - 11:33 AM, said:

k3lvinmitnick, on 04 January 2011 - 05:47 PM, said:

Tool: IDM or Jdownloader (Must install Java first)
- Hosts: Hotfile, FileServe, Rapidshare ...

As far as I know, IDM can not resume downloads from the hosts mentioned above.

Well, sites like RapidShare & Easy Share deny the use of download managers in the first place. So u can't resume a broken download using a 3rd party manager or the one that is built into IE.
I think by IDM he meant Internet Download Manager 6.04. It has download resume abilities & has a good rating. But still it can't help u with RapidShare & it is'nt free, u get a 30 day trial period!

This post has been edited by cyberknight: 31 January 2011 - 05:46 AM

[Hoop]

cyberknight, on 31 January 2011 - 05:41 AM, said:

Well, sites like RapidShare & Easy Share deny the use of download managers in the first place. So u can't resume a broken download using a 3rd party manager or the one that is built into IE.
I think by IDM he meant Internet Download Manager 6.04. It has download resume abilities & has a good rating. But still it can't help u with RapidShare & it is'nt free, u get a 30 day trial period!

Yes, that's also what I meant and I'm user myself, although that IDM do shorten your download time (by dividing a file into several parts and download each part seperately), it can never resume from hosts sites.

This post has been edited by Hoop: 31 January 2011 - 03:21 PM

[rain18]

do you want direct download? try pspiso

[sourabhodigma]

Why dont you use google!! the best ever place to gt answer.. if you are unanswered!!!