The files under these directories are torrent media downloaded via BitTorrent:
NOTE: If you need a BitTorrent client, try Tixati or qBittorrent. Both work great!!!
You can get the torrents for the VODO media files to download them via BitTorrent. Downloading via BitTorrent enables you to make sure you are downloading the complete files.
A handful of the VODO torrents are not finished downloading. A very small amount, like maybe 6, have not even started to download. It is possible to download incomplete files! However, even in their incomplete state, they should still play okay because the main video files are mostly downloaded, like 98% completed.
Info about the VODO movies can be found at Wikipedia, including a link to get individual torrents for them.
A lot of the files on this server are videos. These videos can be streamed right from this server, including the .mkv files, using VLC media player. This is a great way to preview a video before you download it to see if you really want to download it.
Open VLC and press CTRL-N and paste a video link in the box and press play! Don't forget your popcorn!
You don't know how bad you need this! Watch the demo video below! Send web page audio/video media links in Firefox browser directly to VLC for live streaming without first downloading the entire media file. This only works in Debian and Ubuntu Linux!
You can send the file linked above to ChatGPT or Codex or another AI and ask it to make you a version for Windows or another OS. This creates VLC links on the web page next to media links that VLC can stream that when clicked sends that link directly to VLC for streaming!
Example of how this looks in the Firefox browser:
media-link-launcher-linux.mp4 VLC 14 MB
You simply click on the VLC link and VLC opens and starts streaming the video! No more copying and pasting links into VLC to preview media files before you download them!!!
If you want to download a lot of files from file servers like this one, there is a super awesome cross-platform webspider you can use that can resume interrupted crawls!
We are under the impression that all of the files we are sharing are either in the public domain or are allowed to be shared. If you think that this is not the case, we do have DMCA takedown request contact info.
Finally, Whatbox.ca is our host where you can get an insanely awesome Linux shell account like the one we use to share these files! They specialize in Bittorrent servers!!!