SS with woman helping

Post by **aleingang69** » Thu May 10, 2007 10:33 am

Hey guys,
Just found this guy - he's very good and in one of the clips has a woman helping him out:

http://www.rude.com/RealDallasSS

Enjoy!
Al

awtoeman · Post by **awtoeman** » Thu May 10, 2007 4:03 pm

AWWWWESOME!!!!!!!! About FREAKING time!! However, it's in this little tiny window

I want to get the full effect. I tried the email thing on there with no sucksess???? Anyone have any info on this??

phil · Post by **phil** » Thu May 10, 2007 5:51 pm

I was able to enter my email and go through the process to become a member - no charge - and was able to watch the clip full screen. I am already very happy w the site.

Post by **aleingang69** » Thu May 10, 2007 7:25 pm

I forgot to mention in the first post - rude.com tries to connect to port 19something (I think it was 1935) when you watch your first video - this may not be a problem, but none of the other flash-video sites do this so I don't know why rude does. There are lots of people out there trying to plant nasty software on people's computers so use at your own risk.
AL

blacksunshineaz · Post by **blacksunshineaz** » Thu May 10, 2007 11:01 pm

If you have Microsoft Windows, wait for it to download and play, then it will be cached in the Temporary Internet Files folder. Find it, copy it to your desktop or some other location, and play it in a FLV-compatible player. The video is full-size (it was shrunk on the page). I didn't have to register to get it.

seahorses · Post by **seahorses** » Fri May 11, 2007 8:12 am

aleingang69 wrote:I forgot to mention in the first post - rude.com tries to connect to port 19something (I think it was 1935) when you watch your first video - this may not be a problem, but none of the other flash-video sites do this so I don't know why rude does. There are lots of people out there trying to plant nasty software on people's computers so use at your own risk.
AL

I agree with you Al, why would they want acess to your computer, unless they want to put something in, or take something out? It's a bit like your video chat - ooops!

Post by **aleingang69** » Fri May 11, 2007 10:53 am

Hey Seahorses,
I've never had the chat make an unusual port request - does it do it to you?
AL

selfviking · Post by **selfviking** » Sun May 13, 2007 8:25 am

Unfortunately rude.com is one of those video sites that keeps crashing my computer. Could somebody please upload the clip to another filehoster or send it per email?

seahorses · Post by **seahorses** » Sun May 13, 2007 9:12 pm

aleingang69 wrote:Hey Seahorses,
I've never had the chat make an unusual port request - does it do it to you?
AL

Hi Al, I ws only pulling your leg over the stuff the site expects from you when signing up. I only give out information or allow access to my machine on a strictly "need too" basis, consequently, I only ever guest on the video chat, and I don't think there's any port accessing going on, but how can I check?

Post by **aleingang69** » Mon May 14, 2007 7:42 am

Seahorses (and anyone else who's interested)
On a Mac you can use a little program called Little Snitch that watches all port requests and lets you know whenever an unusual one happens and lets you approve or deny it. It's not freeware, but it's great protection.
I'm sure there must PC and Linux programs that do the same thing - can anyone recommend some?
AL

mrgibs · Post by **mrgibs** » Mon May 14, 2007 11:56 pm

perhaps "Zone Alarm"? I think there is a trial for it too.