Tips on Troubleshooting Video Problems

It's confirmed there are incompatibilities in Internet Explorer which prevent the video from playing. All videos play just fine on other browsers (Firefox, Opera, Safari). Sorry, I didn't realize this problem sooner. I've been using Firefox all this time and it's been a while since I tested the site on IE. If you don't have one installed already, here is a link to download .

Some of you are having troubles watching these videos. They are in higher quality than the ones on YouTube, hence bigger file size. Not to mention they are also not divided into small parts (unless for movies which run for more than one hour). Consequently, they require high speed bandwidth. If your internet connection is not so fast, you should at least make the most out of it. I suggest to temporarily avoid sharing the same connection with other computers and softwares. Yes, it includes those porn and hentai downloads. ;p

Try the following for problems where videos are not playing for their entire length or not even loading at all:

  • Use the [+/-] Show/Hide Video link to reload it.
  • Restart your web browser.
Additional tips from fellow Outcasts:
  • Restart your web browser, go to Properties and clear your cache/temporary internet files, cookies, and history.
  • Right click on the video and go to Settings. Click on the folder icon to the left of the Close button and increase the Local Storage space.
Another tip is clicking pause on video will not stop it from loading. The video does not play but it loads in the background. If you have slower internet connection, make sure you don't leave any videos in pause (other than the one you are watching). Clicking [+/-] Show/Hide Video link to hide the video will stop it from loading.

Some people are having a hard time finding the video. They are hidden to save space so that all the latest episodes are in one page. All you need to do is click on the text link [+/-] Show/Hide Video. <= Go ahead try it out. Clicking it will toggle to either Show or Hide the video. Well, in this case it's a Tetris game. Thanks to these Russians, I still can't get enough of it even at the age of Wii, PS3, and XBOX360.


P – Pause/unpause game

Q – Quit game

M – Mute/unmute sound

Z – Rotate counter-clockwise


Left arrow – Move shape left

Right arrow – Move shape right

Down arrow – Drop shape faster

X or
Up – Rotate clockwise

About Mushishi

"About Mushishi"
At the end of watching an episode of Mushishi, I feel like just waking up from a beautiful yet bizarre dream.

Mushishi is a historical fantasy manga series authored by Yuki Urushibara. The anime series, directed by Hiroshi Nagahama and animated by Artland, spanned 26 episodes and completed its television run with the airing of its twentieth episode in March 2006.

The series won numerous awards; in 2003, the manga was awarded the Excellence Prize at the 7th Japan Media Arts Festival, while in 2006, the series won the best manga prize at the Kodansha Manga Awards. At the 10th Japan Media Arts Festival, both the anime and manga series were placed among the top 10 in their respective categories for best manga and anime. The anime series won grand prizes in the categories of television series and best art direction (for Takashi Waki) at the 5th Tokyo Anime Award competition held at the Tokyo International Anime Fair in 2006.
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6 comments:

Anonymous said...

I disagree!! There is TOO an interconnectedness throughout the series!! Besides Ginko-san, there may be no plot or anything, but everything is connected! Like...in I think the fifth episode, with the Traveling Swamp, Ginko-san goes to see the doctor guy and sells him the horn from the kid with the silence-sucker Mushi, and the cup from the grandmother of the kid with god's left hand. There may be no plot line, but the series really isnt episodic. ^_^

~Anthony~

Anonymous said...

i think the episodes are pretty good, each episode with a different problem or event

division-ten said...

Thanks for putting this up. Breathtaking. If you like this one, go seek out Kino's Journey. 13 eps, and highly recommended to Mushishi fans. Kino's Journey follows a similar format, but the episodes are much like Haruhi, with a deliberate nonchronological orderm, and a small overlying plotline.

Anonymous said...

none of the videos will play even in firefox
SOMEBODY PLEASE DO SOMETHING!!

Anonymous said...

I can only see about 3 videos! The rest are no shows.

Unknown said...

when is there going to be new one...they even have Mushishi movie with real actors in Japan...(so weird)
but I want to watch new episodes!