Help me find these episodes
 

So I've been watching through Drive, I'm on episode 20. After episode 21, I can't find places to download the rest. Note: I don't like torrenting, so I've been using DDLs. Some of the DDL links the that the guy always posts on Over-Time's site are broken and KRDL only goes up to 21. I need 22, 25, 26, 28, and 31. Any suggestions?

You could use the DDL's from TV Nihon here, but the hosts they use are slow as hell without an account. And of course their translations are different.

So my suggestion? Use Torrents.

Is streaming out of the question?

I looked on their site and couldn't really find much of what I needed. It was really confusing though

Nope. I just wanna watch it, but I don't want to torrent.

This.

I really don't trust torrents. I guess if I have no other choice I can (as a toku fan, I can imagine life would be easier with torrents) but i'd much rather DDL

Can I ask why?
I'm not trying to probe or anything, I just don't know why you don't want to use or trust torrents.

Mostly just stories I've heard from people who use torrents to download really sketchy stuff...which I wouldn't be doing lol. So I'm probably fine.

Well, it's the same with DDL.
As long as you're not clicking every download link you come across, your computer will be fine :lol

If I can torrent, you can torrent. Everyone can do the torrent.

We can torrent
We can torrent
Everything's out of control
We can torrent
We can torrent
They're doing it from pole to pole

Considering how good I am at breaking computers and that I haven't broken mine through torrenting yet, anyone can do it.

So I downloaded bittorrent...used it to download Drive episode 22 from Over-time...video doesn't play, it's only sound. Not sure where to go from here...

Dat luck :lol
What's your video player?

Whatever generic one that came with Windows. It plays other .mkv files just fine though, so I'm not sure why it would have an issue this time.

The regular media player needs additional codecs to properly play matroska files so it's always a bit wonky on what it plays and what not.

Try the VLC media player. That one plays almost everything there is so it's a nice back-up to have if the regular media players won't work.

^ Had the same problem because I couldn't use VLC on my old laptop and was thus only relying on hardsubs.
VLC is my go-to one, but I think Realplayer can also handle .mkv-files. There was also another one, but I forgot the name. The logo was a clapperbord with numbers in it, if I remember correctly.

I got it to work with VLC, thanks guys. Only problem is I have to disable my antivirus to open bittorrent :\