Cock Hero - Music Styles

[HD-Music]

Thanks, everyone for feedback and i just wanted to say it was a honor for me to produce a Cock-Hero Movie for such a greate site like milovana. We now have almost 1800 Downloads and i think we will make the 2k before the weekend

What's the name of the first girl? I really liked her! Thanks :)

She is Estrella from FTV
Link removed, please pm it...

[astania]

Great Movie! Just make it harder on the beats :) , add some cumshots? Bjs? And maybe à cum round? :)

[JamesLast]

> Uses compression with password for a torrent.
Thankyou for wasting my time.

[HD-Music]

> Uses compression with password for a torrent.
Thankyou for wasting my time.

Did you ever tried reading what you download?

In the first Post, in the Classic-Tease and on the second page stands:

Password: milovana

[Haggard316]

i cant open the torrent from 7 zip

[zoent2]

Hello

After putting the password (milovana) it extracted then it asked for more password, typed in milovana but it doesn't work. I usef stuff expander on my mac btw.

Anyone have the same issue?

[HD-Music]

After putting the password (milovana) it extracted then it asked for more password, typed in milovana but it doesn't work. I usef stuff expander on my mac btw.

There should only be one rar file which asks for the password "milovana" and after extracting there will be a mkv video-file.
Your rar file could be broken.
You can download it again using the depositfile(or ge.tt when there is no limit) mirror and try if the file is now complete.
Or it could be a problem with the stuff expander, i don't have a mac so i can't say if there are some problems with password protected rars with this software.

Or as an alternative you can download the LQ Version which is not packed and in mp4 format.

[zoent2]

it is only 1 file, weird part after extracting finish, it ask for password again, when I typed in 'milovana' it kept asking for more password, anyway probably the file is corrupted, will try to download again (I downloaded the torrent file btw)

[fraction]

Super music , nice girls , no penis , very good , love it!!!! more more more , thx thx thx

[Flogger]

What exactly is an .mkv file and how does one open it?

I gave up with the long version as 6 hours meant only 40% downloaded. Perhaps make it smaller?

[HD-Music]

What exactly is an .mkv file and how does one open it?

.mkv (from Wikipedia):

The Matroska Multimedia Container is an open standard free container format, a file format that can hold an unlimited number of video, audio, picture or subtitle tracks in one file.It is intended to serve as a universal format for storing common multimedia content, like movies or TV shows. Matroska is similar in concept to other containers like AVI, MP4 or Advanced Systems Format (ASF), but is entirely open in specification, with implementations consisting mostly of open source software.

You can open it with every Media Player who supports the MKV-Format, i recommend the VLC-MediaPlayer http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

I gave up with the long version as 6 hours meant only 40% downloaded. Perhaps make it smaller?

You can download the LQ Version (link in the first Post) its only 227 MB small.

[Nuzure]

Awesome video HD-Music, I agree with some of the others about it being a little tougher with the beats however that said this video actually has one of the most difficult parts I've ever encountered, mostly because I found the sight so freaking hot that it made it seriously difficult for me to get through. It's the part in round 3, starts at 14:37 in the video...

Seriously that part is one of the hottest things I've ever seen, in my opinion of course. That entire round I found difficult due to the sheer sexiness of the women plus the decent beat tempo, none the less that round 3 is one of my absolute favourites of all the cock hero videos & heck even porn in general now, so thanks for that.

That all said, the rest of the rounds have some really good content, all the women are sexy, I certainly liked the women in round 4 aswell for that matter, that is one round that sticks out in my mind before the rest aswell.

Anyway just thought I'd stop by to post what an awesome video, I like the premise of music styles from different era' & this video was brilliant so I hope there may be more in future.

[book_guy]

I'd like to comment on the delivery of the file. I haven't looked at the content (yet), so the comments below should be taken as referring solely to the "wrapping of the package" and not be taken as referring to the "gift inside the package" (yet).

I found it a bit off-kilter that the file was (a) packed into a RAR file where the compression rate was nearly zero (size of compressed file = 98.7% of size of uncompressed file) (b) password-protected (c) a video in an unfamiliar format with "MVK" extension which (supposedly) would require Windows Live. I bleepin' HATE turning over ANY access rights to Micro-Wants-Your-Privacy-Soft, so I found characteristics (b) and (c) off-putting and even threatening. I think characteristic (a) is also going to bemuse any rational observer -- a decompression rate of absolutely no decompression, suggests next, we'll also add, for example, fifty gigabytes of W-o-W Easter (forgive me) Noblegarden Eggs that don't drop. The overall off-kilter impression for me, therefore, was one of annoyance and, perhaps, suspicion. My head automatically, instinctively, went like this: "Uh, WHAT? It needs a ... hmmm ... PASSWORD ... ? Uh ..." (long pause) "uh ... for a ... WINDOWS LIVE file? UmmmmmNO. Bill Fucksyoursystem Gates does NOT get to put his frickin' Weiners Live on MY computer. Why does this guy who made the video want to force THAT shit on me? UmmmmmNO." That was just the thoughts that flew through my head right at the outset. I don't meant to say that, currently, I still espouse those thoughts. I just mean, you succeeded in prompting me to immediately and inadvertently have them automatically on the rather rational basis of the idiotic stimuli you gave me.

But then, I'm just a grumpus.

[Nuzure]

I'd like to comment on the delivery of the file. I haven't looked at the content (yet), so the comments below should be taken as referring solely to the "wrapping of the package" and not be taken as referring to the "gift inside the package" (yet).

I found it a bit off-kilter that the file was (a) packed into a RAR file where the compression rate was nearly zero (size of compressed file = 98.7% of size of uncompressed file) (b) password-protected (c) a video in an unfamiliar format with "MVK" extension which (supposedly) would require Windows Live. I bleepin' HATE turning over ANY access rights to Micro-Wants-Your-Privacy-Soft, so I found characteristics (b) and (c) off-putting and even threatening. I think characteristic (a) is also going to bemuse any rational observer -- a decompression rate of absolutely no decompression, suggests next, we'll also add, for example, fifty gigabytes of W-o-W Easter (forgive me) Noblegarden Eggs that don't drop. The overall off-kilter impression for me, therefore, was one of annoyance and, perhaps, suspicion. My head automatically, instinctively, went like this: "Uh, WHAT? It needs a ... hmmm ... PASSWORD ... ? Uh ..." (long pause) "uh ... for a ... WINDOWS LIVE file? UmmmmmNO. Bill Fucksyoursystem Gates does NOT get to put his frickin' Weiners Live on MY computer. Why does this guy who made the video want to force THAT shit on me? UmmmmmNO." That was just the thoughts that flew through my head right at the outset. I don't meant to say that, currently, I still espouse those thoughts. I just mean, you succeeded in prompting me to immediately and inadvertently have them automatically on the rather rational basis of the idiotic stimuli you gave me.

But then, I'm just a grumpus.

MKV files don't require Windows Live or any Microsoft software for that matter... In fact you can happily run a MKV file on a non Windows OS with absolutely zero Microsoft software installed. (Unless you want to nitpick about the DirectShow filter being Microsoft made but honestly if you're paranoid about that being anything other than a filter, you're just being way over the top) VideoLAN.org is in my opinion the best player to use especially with .mkv files, seeing how it's open source and cross-platform, I don't see why you'd have any problems with it.

I agree with point (a), however, in essence the encoding of a file is the form of compression for videos, compression software tends to compress better with text, binary, etc. as opposed to sound or video. The only other reason I can think of packaging in such software is to either A) Package more than one file in a single container. or B) Encryption, Password protecting it... You reasons are your own, I personally like to password protect some of the stuff I upload... But my reasons vary, but honestly nitpicking about something so simple as copy/pasting is sort of like nitpicking about your car because it won't start up without your key.

I have to wonder whether you post is even serious especially given how the .mkv filetype was touched upon earlier in this thread... But alas, it's not much effort to reply so what the heck.

[book_guy]

Yes yes, I know. I've played an MKV with any number of video players -- Media Player Classic seems to be a pretty good choice, and it rendered this file just fine for me, IIRC. I think I felt grumpy more because things were so far out of the norm of internet usage, and Milovana-style usage, that I was getting that ol' tingling Spidey Sense about the whole project here. And my post wasn't 100% serious -- I was playing at acting like a grumpus, as much as actually acting like a grumpus. :)

But then, I'm just a grumpus.

MKV files don't require Windows Live or any Microsoft software for that matter... In fact you can happily run a MKV file on a non Windows OS with absolutely zero Microsoft software installed. (Unless you want to nitpick about the DirectShow filter being Microsoft made but honestly if you're paranoid about that being anything other than a filter, you're just being way over the top) VideoLAN.org is in my opinion the best player to use especially with .mkv files, seeing how it's open source and cross-platform, I don't see why you'd have any problems with it.

I agree with point (a), however, in essence the encoding of a file is the form of compression for videos, compression software tends to compress better with text, binary, etc. as opposed to sound or video. The only other reason I can think of packaging in such software is to either A) Package more than one file in a single container. or B) Encryption, Password protecting it... You reasons are your own, I personally like to password protect some of the stuff I upload... But my reasons vary, but honestly nitpicking about something so simple as copy/pasting is sort of like nitpicking about your car because it won't start up without your key.

I have to wonder whether you post is even serious especially given how the .mkv filetype was touched upon earlier in this thread... But alas, it's not much effort to reply so what the heck.

PS -- I do wish my car would start, but I don't have the key ... :P