RipCodes
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MediaQueue introduces a new code type: RipCode. The idea is very simple, 
it downloads a web page, and rips all of the files linked and presented
on it to a folder on your computer. Use the mime type filtering to only
get the types of files you want ("image" will match "image/jpeg" "image/gif" or whatever).

Some examples:

http://www.mediaqueue.com (will download all files from the index page to download root directory)

[test]http://www.mediaqueue.com (will download all files from the index page to download root directory\test

MqCodes
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These guys got a makeover. They should be backward compatible but they will
work differently in order to support the multiple indexer capability. You can now
do stuff like:

http://www.server.com/directory[1,5]/file[01,20].jpg

The "parameter blocks" (in brackets) blocks have two required parameters, and one
optional parameter. If you downloaded the above code, you would get the following
files:

http://www.server.com/directory1/file01.jpg -> download root\1\01.jpg
...
http://www.server.com/directory1/file20.jpg -> download root\1\20.jpg

http://www.server.com/directory2/file01.jpg -> download root\2\01.jpg
...
http://www.server.com/directory2/file20.jpg -> download root\2\20.jpg

If you use rename fields like:
http://www.server.com/directory[1,5,abc]/file[01,20,xyz].jpg
You get:

http://www.server.com/directory1/file01.jpg -> download root\abc1\xyz01.jpg
...
http://www.server.com/directory1/file20.jpg -> download root\abc1\xyz20.jpg

http://www.server.com/directory2/file01.jpg -> download root\abc2\xyz01.jpg
...
http://www.server.com/directory2/file20.jpg -> download root\abc2\xyz20.jpg

Should be somewhat self explanitory, if it's not, bear with me while I write 
some documentation :)