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convert the video as usual to get the subs too: use mkv extract on the mkv file and get the subs only those will be .ass or .ssa format not sure if your player supports .ass or .ssa subs (I convert these to .srt anyway) use Subtitle workshop: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Other-VIDEO-Tools/Subtitle-Workshop.shtml file -> load subtitle if the lines are too long (over 42 characters) ctrl+A to select all sub lines and...

ya i haved seen them but hard luck to find subs for them, may be have to wait more time for that to come up. btw thanx for ur reply and help.

unfortunately he wont be able to post anymore on mininova so that may be good for now but it would be nice to know if he will go somewhere like isohunt.

I've found the source that junpei got from!! Finally! after googling for 2 hours. See for yourself junpei's torrents:http://www.monova.org/user.php?id=junpei86 animesukis torrent: http://extratorrent.com/profile/AnimeSuki/torrents/ sorry for my english.

I can't say how accurate this is, but in my long searches I did find more than one mention that he is waiting for demonoid to come back online and plans on moving there. As for fan subs and copyright, japanese law is actually very lenient towards it. It defines fan subbing as parody, and releases it from many of the normal restrictions. While it's still a bit of a gray area no one is attacking the p2p world in that respect because...

QUOTE (babynaruto1 @ Oct 27 2009, 04:32 PM) That's because El Cazador de la Bruja has not been released to DVD in the U.S. yet. This guy is just f***ing impatient, and too lazy to search for the first DVD Set on Amazon.com. If he had, he would have realized that Part 1 (Episodes 1-13) wont be out until December 15, 2009. Sorry but I usally get my info from Wikipedia or Anime News Network. Nether of them provide any more...

Yay! Haha photos are working again.

your best choice would be to look here http://forum.mininova.org/index.php?showtopic=235035681 and check here for the anime http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=main and they have a list of groups working on that particular anime and then you can download the anime from their respective sites

It appears Monova got it's torrents from Mininova. I'm finding Podcast Ping episodes there which I posted with Mininova's content distribution. And don't forget about the real Animsuki website: http://www.animesuki.com/ Although they pull stuff that's been licensed.

Please promote it here: http://forum.mininova.org/index.php?showtopic=13060&view=getlastpost thanks