huixian5 clips reposted, 3 clips, 8 parts, m/f

[Anonymous2]

A guy named huixian5 posted three clips of a Japanese girl being tickled. Unfortunately, he posted them in a different format that required us to download a Japanese program to get the clips. I decided to repost them in a self-extracting split archive (like I always do). Also, huixian5, if you want to post clips in the future, it would be appreciated if you used an english program (WinRAR and Hacha are good). Hacha is not in english, but most people understand how to use it. Here are the instructions:

1) Right click on each part and choose "Save Target As" and make sure you save all 8 parts to the same location on your computer

2) If you have WinRAR v3.20 then you don't have to change anything (just open any part and you can extract normally)

3) If you don't have WinRAR, then you need to change part 1 as follows: You need to change part 1 from huixian5 clips.part1.rar to huixian5 clips.part1.exe (changing .rar to .exe). Then open the part1.exe file and go from there.

 

[Anonymous2]

Parts 6-8

Hope it works for you

 

[Brooklyn]

help please

Parts 6-8

Hope it works for you

when i save, it saved as "huixian5 clips[1].part2", i dont know how to change the extension... please help

 

[Feathery]

...and if you use a Mac, you're out of luck. What happened to good old mpeg, wmv, and rms?

 

[Blackstar216]

it's the overcomplication of technology done with good intentions.
Yep, no PC, no luck. And if you have dial up connection like I do, make sure you set aside about 3 full hours of free time before downloading anything with multiple parts to it. We're talking 20-30 minutes per downloaded section. Guess it's best to just start them all before going to bed and then wake up the next day and hope they got done.

 

[tickleme2]

...and if you use a Mac, you're out of luck. What happened to good old mpeg, wmv, and rms?

THAT WOULD BE TO EASY AND EVERYBODY WOULD GET TO ENJOY IT THAN
WE CAN NOT HAVE THAT, THINGS HAVE TO BE COMPLICATED SO PEOPLE CAN GET NICE AND FRUSTRATED

 

[Brooklyn]

help?

so can anyon please tell me how to change the extension from .rar to exe?

 

[mrkris2]

brooklyn-
after booting up WinRAR right click the first file and select "rename." Delete the "rar" and type in "exe," click outside the box and you're in business. Run the file and click install and it should put the three clips into whatever folder the files are in.

sorry to those of you that can't see em, but that's what you get when you use a "mac" :tounge:

 

[tukano_2]

I'm very sorry for the ones who can see them, they are awfully good.

Maybe they could be divided in multiple single files with some editing
tool, but unfortunately I don't have any of that.

Thanks to Huixian to have posted them in the firstplace and to
Anonymous for taking the time to share them with WinRar 🙂

 

[register1]

Thanks for the post

Thanks for the post but each one of "huixian5 clips.part1.rar" 2,3,... have the same information if I decompress any of them give the same so it´s only necessry to donload one of them and it´s Ok ¿Why are there more?

 

[Brooklyn]

mrkris2...

brooklyn-
after booting up WinRAR right click the first file and select "rename." Delete the "rar" and type in "exe," click outside the box and you're in business. Run the file and click install and it should put the three clips into whatever folder the files are in.

sorry to those of you that can't see em, but that's what you get when you use a "mac" :tounge:

my problem is: after i download it, its saved as huixian5 clips[1].part2 and then i right click and go to properties, it says that the file type is RAR, and i dont know how to change it to exe. Also, where can i download WINRAR?

 

[nessonite1]

You need WinRAR to be able to extract RAR files. Go to www.download.com and run a sear for WinRAR.
Once you have the program installed you dont need to bother with changing file extensions, etc. Just right click on any part that you downloaded, choose EXTRACT HERE and the file will extract and appear in that same directory.

 

[Brooklyn]

...

You need WinRAR to be able to extract RAR files. Go to www.download.com and run a sear for WinRAR.
Once you have the program installed you dont need to bother with changing file extensions, etc. Just right click on any part that you downloaded, choose EXTRACT HERE and the file will extract and appear in that same directory.

that worked, thanks!

 

[clean_kitchen]

What Mac Problems?

...and if you use a Mac, you're out of luck. What happened to good old mpeg, wmv, and rms?

Enough whining about Mac problems. It's not the machines that can't handle the files, it's the users. THERE ARE NO MAC PROBLEMS, at least not under OS X.

I use a Mac and I am able to view EVERY SINGLE clip that has been posted in this forum, split or not, using free utilities. This includes the clips in this thread. Nice clips. Thanks.

Use UnRarX for .rar archives http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/9365.

Use MacHacha Lite for hacha archives http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/10841.

These are the links to the software through MacUpdate. I'm sure the vendors have their own sites, as well.

The easiest way to use these utilities is to put them in your Dock. Then it's a simple matter of drag-and-drop.

There is no need to change filename extensions to .exe. If the files are ZIP files, you will need to first extract them using Stuffit Expander or any other un-zipping utility.

Then, select all of the chunks of the file you want to combine and drag them to the appropriate Dock icon. The software will do all the work for you. There are, of course, other ways to do this, so use whatever method you prefer.

Every once in a while one of the chunks is corrupt, but there isn't much you can do about that.

Note: In hacha archives, the final chuck extracts as a folder instead of a file. You'll need to move the final file out of that folder to wherever you have the rest of the chunks.

There are a number of other utilities available for archiving and unarchiving files -- especially since Mac users have a full arsenal of UNIX utilities available to them under OS X.

Hope that helps.
--
Clean_Kitchen

 

[Feathery]

Mac users

Enough whining about Mac problems. It's not the machines that can't handle the files, it's the users. THERE ARE NO MAC PROBLEMS, at least not under OS X.

I use a Mac and I am able to view EVERY SINGLE clip that has been posted in this forum, split or not, using free utilities. This includes the clips in this thread. Nice clips. Thanks.

Use UnRarX for .rar archives http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/9365.

Use MacHacha Lite for hacha archives http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/10841.

These are the links to the software through MacUpdate. I'm sure the vendors have their own sites, as well.

The easiest way to use these utilities is to put them in your Dock. Then it's a simple matter of drag-and-drop.

There is no need to change filename extensions to .exe. If the files are ZIP files, you will need to first extract them using Stuffit Expander or any other un-zipping utility.

Then, select all of the chunks of the file you want to combine and drag them to the appropriate Dock icon. The software will do all the work for you. There are, of course, other ways to do this, so use whatever method you prefer.

Every once in a while one of the chunks is corrupt, but there isn't much you can do about that.

Note: In hacha archives, the final chuck extracts as a folder instead of a file. You'll need to move the final file out of that folder to wherever you have the rest of the chunks.

There are a number of other utilities available for archiving and unarchiving files -- especially since Mac users have a full arsenal of UNIX utilities available to them under OS X.

Hope that helps.
--
Clean_Kitchen

What if your using OS9? I think you will say, "You should be using OSX", and you would be right. However, I'm waiting to see if Apple is going to issue Imac G5.

 

[clean_kitchen]

Classic Mac apps

What if your using OS9? I think you will say, "You should be using OSX", and you would be right. However, I'm waiting to see if Apple is going to issue Imac G5.

Good question. There are a lot of OS 8/9 users out there yet. There are some helpful tools for the Classic OS, but they have not been updated for a while since most developers have switched to OS X.

Here are some of the Mac 0S 8/9 tools:

For RAR files, there is a utility called MacUnRAR.
http://macrar.free.fr/

For Hacha files, there is a Classic version of the MacHacha program I mentioned above.
http://homepage.mac.com/julifos/sof...mac.com/julifos/soft/machacha/lite/index.html

I can't speak to how well these programs work becasue I use the OS X versions, but I hope they are helpful.


Hope that helps.
--
Clean_Kitchen

 

[Feathery]

Mac Unrar

Thank you, Clean Ktichen, for your advice. I downloaded the programs you suggested and atempted to open or extract the files. Unfortunately, I keep receiving error messages. Oh well, I suppose I'll just have to wait till I get my new Imac. Maybe then I'll get to see what I've been missing!
Thanks again, though.

Good question. There are a lot of OS 8/9 users out there yet. There are some helpful tools for the Classic OS, but they have not been updated for a while since most developers have switched to OS X.

Here are some of the Mac 0S 8/9 tools:

For RAR files, there is a utility called MacUnRAR.
http://macrar.free.fr/

For Hacha files, there is a Classic version of the MacHacha program I mentioned above.
http://homepage.mac.com/julifos/sof...mac.com/julifos/soft/machacha/lite/index.html

I can't speak to how well these programs work becasue I use the OS X versions, but I hope they are helpful.


Hope that helps.
--
Clean_Kitchen

 

[rajee]

🙁 No luck for me either. 🙁

 

[cosquillero1]

Anonymous, please check your pm inbox. Thanks you.