"fake" files

[TheBlackSnow]

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[black_magiic]

thats why its best to use a verified site. or try bittorrent instead

[TheBlackSnow]

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[Siskabush]

Just try it. You'll never know if it has it until you do right?

[nasrules]

Modestas, just to point out that you keep referring to applications' 'databases'. P2P applications simply don't have databases - I think you're referring to the files available on the network.

Try out a verified link site such as <shameless advertising>PeerWeb</shameless advertising>.

[rebirth]

Eek, aprende ingles, dag-yo!

[DigitalJunkie]

You could check the movie with VLC player before trying to download the whole movie.

[rainbowdemon]

I recently downloaded a 4 part movie. The damn thing was almost 4gb. And it turned out to be in German!!

[rebirth]

You may also want to check "File Info" on eMule or hit the plus button next to the filename in the transfers window to see any indication of language.

[simon_says_horrible]

yeah it's easy to use VLC player to preview .part files but most of the time, eDonkey warns me if it's fake then i just expand my download sources to check others filename.

[Mels_Smileys45]

You could check the movie with VLC player before trying to download the whole movie.

I would warn against this though. It might just be my bad luck but I was previewing a file with VLC and the next time I tried starting emule it kept crashing. I deleted my download and all was fine, except I lost my download.
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