Awesome... I remember finding the video files a long time ago and being disappointed that there was no sound. I'll have to take a look at these later. Thanks!

At last. I want to hear the friggin Chigusa duel song

Good news, the tool works on at least some of the audio samples and I will start working on the second CDs video sometime this week.
Also a quick comment about playing the AVIs they should play back in windows media player since cinepack comes preinstalled with windows and the audio is uncompressed wav or you could just use VLC.

Do you mean OPENING.AVI? Maybe try downloading again seems to work fine on my end, the file isn't corrupt and it plays fine. I play-tested them all before uploading but you never know. What do you mean by  "closing down glitches"?
In any case I uploaded OPENING.AVI again
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WTHENEXO
You could try media player classic but if it doesn't play in WMP I doubt that's going to work. I would say that your computer is too slow but cinepak was designed for very slow computers Pentium II I think.

Since both Rapidshare and Megaupload have been shut down, is there anyone who has a copy of these two zips who would be willing to upload it to some other site? I was super excited to see this and then, uh, Rapidshare shut down.

gpink wrote:

I still have the files how do you want them sent to you?

I believe Mediafire still works as an upload site.

And thank you very much! Do these videos have audio with them as well?

gpink wrote:

Ok here are the links, yep they have sound. Let me know if you have issues been a while since I've used mediafire.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/dd5lp … KU_CD1.zip
http://www.mediafire.com/download/k5i4k … KU_CD2.zip

I was able to download both of them and the videos seem to play just fine. Thank you very much for these!

Mediafire sure has changed since I last used it... which wasn't that long ago. I don't recall the CAPTCHAs being so weird and I don't recall so many pop-ups that don't let you close the window. I feel like I accidentally wandered back into the 90s. To anybody else trying to use Mediafire - I was unable to pass the CAPTCHAs in Chrome because every time I got one right, it asked me to copy/paste a code into a field, after which it simply redirected me to the same page to a different CAPTCHA. It would also open some weird pop-ups. In Internet Explorer, the CAPTCHA was not strange letters but simply a checkmark that said "I am not a robot;" despite this, I still got pop-ups, some of which were not easy to close. Keep your pop-up blocker on.