Tasogare OP Animation

Visual Novel Community Archive, 2000-2009
#1

For those who are interested…
I’ve encoded the OP animation of Leaf’s latest release Tasogare into a 17 meg Mpeg and had uploaded it at the following place.

http://www.idrive.com/
login :- orochi_gerbera
pw :- kdash
File type :- rar
Files :- TasogareOP.rar-TasogareOP.r06

Interesting thing is that the OP does not seem to be produce by Leaf itself,rather from the quality,it seems to be produce by staffs of KSS.It is 15-kin (Nudity) BTW and is the best OP animation I’ve seen in recent years for the genre.

PS :- The kanji for this game('N"√û) means “Who” and is pronouce as “Da-re Ka-re”.But Leaf want people to pronouce it as “Ta-so ga-re.” (¬Ç¬Ω¬Ç¬ª¬Ç¬™¬Ç√™) which means “Dusk”.Do not know why,but after getting all the endings and understanding the story,I still do not know what the connection between “Who” and “Dusk”…

[This message has been edited by Orochi (edited 03-18-2001).]

#2

Thanks for the files, but I can’t seem to get it extracted. It fails CRC and .r06 has an unexpected ending to the archive. Did anyone else get it?

#3

Error fixed.
r06 is short of a few hundred k.
Try re-downloading r06 again.

#4

Move files to a new folder “TasogareOP” and make the folder public.

If you access the folder via vistor mode,there should not be any download limits.

#5

Aaaaaaaah…><

I cannot download it…That is why I hate idrive…*grumble…and I also hate IExplorer for freezing too much…I also hate this 28.8kbps modem…T_T…why does everything take too much time…

Oh, well…Don’t mind me…v ^^

#6

Download Winrar from the following site.

http://www.rarsoft.com/download.htm

Set it up and Winrar will associate itself will anything ends with .rar.

Use it to extract the Mpeg.

#7
quote:
Originally posted by Kumiko Kamiyama:
Why not just use the standard compression format of ZIP? That's what anyone uses over here... [img]http://princess.cybrmall.net/ubb/smile.gif[/img]

Just curious... it's not like it's a good thing to have multiple programs that do the same thing on your system, after all.

RAR let you "break" the compressed file into several smaller files (you can set the size of the file), something that you can't do with ZIPs (AFAIK). So, instead of downloading one huge ZIP, you download several smaller RARs. A big plus to slow connections, like dial-ups, and unstable sites that does not let you resume.

[Note: you can "break" the ZIPs into "smaller" files, but it has to be into floppy disks. Ah... The old times of 50+ floppy backups! ^_^]

[This message has been edited by fxho (edited 03-19-2001).]

#8

Hey,

Lynn, good to see you here !!!

Woow, great intro. Can you post a link of more pics ?

Arigatou

#9