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primewire.tf
primewire.li
primewire.ag
primewire.vc
If "down", try:
primewire.unblocked.tv/
primewire.unblocked.gdn/
primewire.unblocked.app/
A video listing website.
Unfortunately, and as far as I can tell, every video streaming website they list has a maximum of 480p quality. It's passable for basic reviews and in lieu of a for-pay streaming service, but one must remember that hard-media purchases give not just proper quality but bonus features like commentaries.
While there are other such services, this one seems reasonably complete and has an active userbase. If you know of a better or supplementary service, please contact me.
Note: This website is blocked in the UK. See List of websites blocked in the United Kingdom. That looks like a great list to find other websites.
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2022-03-02 - Abandoned-ish
Old aliases:
- primewire.org
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primewire.is
Reworking a list ∞
Changing a list from their format to mine.
I use Geany.
An example list ∞
www.primewire.ag/watch-10464-The-Man-from-UNCLE-online-free
E8 - The Double Affair - 1964-11-17 [ 3 Links ] E9 - The Project Strigas Affair - 1964-11-24 [ 7 Links ] E10 - The Finny Foot Affair - 1964-11-24 [ 7 Links ] E11 - The Neptune Affair - 1964-12-08 [ 7 Links ] => = e08 - 1964-11-17 - The Double Affair = e09 - 1964-11-24 - The Project Strigas Affair = e10 - 1964-11-24 - The Finny Foot Affair = e11 - 1964-12-08 - The Neptune Affair
The regular expressions ∞
part 1:
E(\d\d) - (.*) - (\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}).* => = s01e\1 - \3 - \2
(where s01
is season 1)
part 2:
E(\d) - (.*) - (\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}).* => = s01e0\1 - \3 - \2
(where s01
is season 1)
part 3 when necessary:
Special - (.*) - (\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}).* => = s01 Special - \2 - \1
(where s01
is season 1)
Special - Re:PETIT 7: From Zero - 2016-08-02[ 0 Links ] => = s01 Special - 2016-08-02 - Re:PETIT 7: From Zero
Building commented spoilers ∞
For BlogText and Tiny Spoiler I can copy the list out so it's ready ahead of time. I can later un-comment items as I add notes.
(be careful of beginning and ending whitespace)
^(?!\s*$)(.*)$
=>
\n%%\1\n\n%%\[spoiler\]\n%%\[/spoiler\]\n
It's a little hard to display the results using BlogText:
= s01e02 - 1964-09-29 - The Iowa-Scuba Affair = s01e03 - 1964-10-06 - The Quadripartite Affair = s01e04 - 1964-10-13 - The Shark Affair =>%%= s01e02 - 1964-09-29 - The Iowa-Scuba Affair
%%[spoiler]
%%[/spoiler]
%%= s01e03 - 1964-10-06 - The Quadripartite Affair%%[spoiler]
%%[/spoiler]
%%= s01e04 - 1964-10-13 - The Shark Affair
%%[spoiler]
%%[/spoiler]
Old regular expression:
^(.*)$
=>
\n\n%%\1\n \n%%\[spoiler\]\n%%\[/spoiler\]\n
Troubleshooting ∞
Regular expressions are sane, but don't work ∞
Reproduced 2021-05-04 on Dissenter (Chrome/Brave):
Version 1.5.114 Chromium: 80.0.3987.149 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Try pressing backspace
at the last character of what you paste, to see if there's a hidden character messing things up. Check both the search and the replace fields.
Last updated 2025-05-02 at 08:14:45
adjusted the regular expression to remove a step
Apparently copy-paste doesn't work properly under all circumstances.
It looks like it'll die soon.