How to Direct Download Movies Free (No P2P's/Torrents/eMules)
So why would I be downloading directly if I can with the use of a torrent client? Simple. Because HTTP downloading directly is faster than P2P. It also lessens the chance of getting a fake release, which always happens in torrents. So here's what to do:
1. Install IDM (http://www.internetdownloadmanager.com), and make sure that the IDM extension is integrated in the browser that you'll use. To be sure, close all internet browser before installing this so that IDM will be integrated to your browser, or atleast catch the download.
2. Open your browser, preferrably firefox.
3. Go to google, then in the search textbox, tpe the following without quotes:
"site:movshare.net MOVIETITLE YEAR DVDRip XviD"
The YEAR, DVDRip and Xvid is optional. You can remove them in your search query.
4. Just change the MOVIETITLE and YEAR with the title of the movie you want to download, and the YEAR that the movie is released. If you do not know the year of the release, you can go with the title alone.
Most of the new movies are available in movshare, but does not guarantee that every movie you want to download can be found there.
5. Once you got the results, click the appropriate movie and wait for the IDM download box to appear. When you got to the page, it will say that you don't have a DivX codec, or a plugin is missing. Just ignore it as you will not watch the movie in your browser.
6. The download box will appear and all you have to do is click "Start Download" and wait for it to finish.
7. While waiting for the download, you can prepare your popcorn, make some juice and gather friends to watch with you.
8. If you want a real DVD-like experience before you watch, you might want to download the appropriate subtitle for your movie. Just go to subscene.com and search and download the subtitle. It comes in a compressed zip file, so extract it where your movie resides and rename it exactly what the filename of your movie is. For example, if you have downloaded Immortals.2011.R6.READNFO.AC3.XViD-U.S.M.avi (Look at the filename just below the player of the movshare page), the subtitle you need to get is named as Immortals.2011.R6.READNFO.AC3.XViD-U.S.M.srt. Some subtitles will not match the timing in your movie if the team which released the movie (the name at the end of the filename, in the example, the U.S.M) is not specified in the download. So you'll need to download every ENGLISH subtitles until you get the right one. Just make sure the movie and the subtitle filenames are the same, just differs in their file extensions.
9. When the download is finished, click open, and it will open with your default player. Mine is Media Player Classic (which you can get with K-Lite Codec Pack), but most have VLC Media Player installed. I like Media Player classic more because its lighter than VLC.
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Bonus tips:
It is always best to download "Properly-named releases". When I say properly-named, the filename in the download page follows the warez standard in naming the releases (releases are the things you download from the internet, such as albums, movies, softwarez, etc made available by the hackers/pirators/warez-duds/uploaders out there). This standard naming in movie releases follows this format Title.of.The.Movie.Year.Source.Additional.Info.If.Any.Codec-NameOfTeam.avi
If you can observe, each word is separated a period, not a space or underscore. This is the standard so bear with it. But sometimes there are releases which aren't separated with periods. It only means that they are just "re-uploads" by some guy who wants to gain popularity. They also renames the releases, removes the teamname, or the worst, change the teamname with theirs, which is very unethical in the warez scene. So if you'll ever be sharing what you've got freely, don't change anything in the file and keep the package intact, specially the NFO file-opennable with notepad(If you are downloading from torrents) which contains information about the release. Its the least way of giving credits to the hackers/crackers/uploaders who made that album you are listening right now or the movie you'll watch freely in the internet. That's all folks. This is alfr3d007, I hope you find this article helpful. I'll post examples/screenshots when I got time.
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So why would I be downloading directly if I can with the use of a torrent client? Simple. Because HTTP downloading directly is faster than P2P. It also lessens the chance of getting a fake release, which always happens in torrents. So here's what to do:
1. Install IDM (http://www.internetdownloadmanager.com), and make sure that the IDM extension is integrated in the browser that you'll use. To be sure, close all internet browser before installing this so that IDM will be integrated to your browser, or atleast catch the download.
2. Open your browser, preferrably firefox.
3. Go to google, then in the search textbox, tpe the following without quotes:
"site:movshare.net MOVIETITLE YEAR DVDRip XviD"
The YEAR, DVDRip and Xvid is optional. You can remove them in your search query.
4. Just change the MOVIETITLE and YEAR with the title of the movie you want to download, and the YEAR that the movie is released. If you do not know the year of the release, you can go with the title alone.
Most of the new movies are available in movshare, but does not guarantee that every movie you want to download can be found there.
5. Once you got the results, click the appropriate movie and wait for the IDM download box to appear. When you got to the page, it will say that you don't have a DivX codec, or a plugin is missing. Just ignore it as you will not watch the movie in your browser.
6. The download box will appear and all you have to do is click "Start Download" and wait for it to finish.
7. While waiting for the download, you can prepare your popcorn, make some juice and gather friends to watch with you.
8. If you want a real DVD-like experience before you watch, you might want to download the appropriate subtitle for your movie. Just go to subscene.com and search and download the subtitle. It comes in a compressed zip file, so extract it where your movie resides and rename it exactly what the filename of your movie is. For example, if you have downloaded Immortals.2011.R6.READNFO.AC3.XViD-U.S.M.avi (Look at the filename just below the player of the movshare page), the subtitle you need to get is named as Immortals.2011.R6.READNFO.AC3.XViD-U.S.M.srt. Some subtitles will not match the timing in your movie if the team which released the movie (the name at the end of the filename, in the example, the U.S.M) is not specified in the download. So you'll need to download every ENGLISH subtitles until you get the right one. Just make sure the movie and the subtitle filenames are the same, just differs in their file extensions.
9. When the download is finished, click open, and it will open with your default player. Mine is Media Player Classic (which you can get with K-Lite Codec Pack), but most have VLC Media Player installed. I like Media Player classic more because its lighter than VLC.
.jpg)
Bonus tips:
It is always best to download "Properly-named releases". When I say properly-named, the filename in the download page follows the warez standard in naming the releases (releases are the things you download from the internet, such as albums, movies, softwarez, etc made available by the hackers/pirators/warez-duds/uploaders out there). This standard naming in movie releases follows this format Title.of.The.Movie.Year.Source.Additional.Info.If.Any.Codec-NameOfTeam.avi
If you can observe, each word is separated a period, not a space or underscore. This is the standard so bear with it. But sometimes there are releases which aren't separated with periods. It only means that they are just "re-uploads" by some guy who wants to gain popularity. They also renames the releases, removes the teamname, or the worst, change the teamname with theirs, which is very unethical in the warez scene. So if you'll ever be sharing what you've got freely, don't change anything in the file and keep the package intact, specially the NFO file-opennable with notepad(If you are downloading from torrents) which contains information about the release. Its the least way of giving credits to the hackers/crackers/uploaders who made that album you are listening right now or the movie you'll watch freely in the internet. That's all folks. This is alfr3d007, I hope you find this article helpful. I'll post examples/screenshots when I got time.
