> How can Winttrack get around some web sites bandwidth
> limitations?
Well, there are two things:

- if the site has bandwidth limitations, that is, is not 
allowing to let you download with a too high transfer rate: 
this is easy, as httrack lets you define the maximum 
transfer rate (see Set Options / Limits)

- if the site has connection limitations, that is, you 
can't download using too many simultaneous connections: see 
also in the options to define 1 simultanesous connection

- if the site has both limits: mix both settings in 
httrack, that's all

- if the site has global limits ; that is, designed to 
prevent offline browsers from downloading anything, then 
there are no solution: the site webmaster does not want you 
to download large parts of its site, and you have no 
solutions to bypass that

> How should I go about setting up the httrack to only get 
the
> movie files and jpeg
> any other site

Setup scan rules (filters), such as
-* +www.example.com/*.html +www.example.com/*.jpg

> i think the webmaster said it was like 5000 images per hr 
and

Assuming images are at least 10KB, that is, 50MB/hour, 
using bandwidth limit such as 10KB/s
would be sufficient to limit the speed.