[#105268]
Written by: lifeofpartay [23/09/2008, 00:04]
apparently out of sync.
[#105269]
Written by: yugioholsson [23/09/2008, 00:04]
please let it be a small mistake :-( i am 50% done on the first one :-(.
[#105271]
Written by: gaspah [23/09/2008, 00:05]
too many repacks these days.... perhaps have somebody watch the encode before
posting it??? 1/100 releases needing a repack is understandable... its not that
hard for somebody to watch 45mins of tv... and they dont even need to be
talented.. the only requirements.. eyes and a brain... you can say one blink to
release it two blinks to encode again
[#105273]
Written by: Chichipio [23/09/2008, 00:06]
[#105275]
Written by: lifeofpartay [23/09/2008, 00:08]
Quote by gaspah
too many repacks these days.... perhaps have somebody watch the
encode before
posting it??? 1/100 releases needing a repack is understandable... its not that
hard for somebody to watch 45mins of tv... and they dont even need to be
talented.. the only requirements.. eyes and a brain... you can say one blink to
release it two blinks to encode again
cappers just release without watching it, it's a race for who releases first,
they dont watch the copy, and gets repack or proper until someone see it.
[#105278]
Written by: Dragon1574 [23/09/2008, 00:13]
i didn't have problems with the first one... unnecessary repack... if it was out
of sync, it was barely, and i'd know if it was out of sync i watch there lips as
they speak..
[#105281]
Written by: gaspah [23/09/2008, 00:14]
Quote by lifeofpartay
cappers just release without watching it, it's a race for who releases first,
they dont watch the copy, and gets repack or proper until someone see it.
well maybe they need to start scene-banning any group that has more than 10%
repack ratio... i mean shit a delay of 45mins while somebody reviews it.. oh
noez the end of the world.... its about as lame as the 1/3cd 1/2cd 1cd 2cd 3cd
crap rule they got goin on.. i mean who even uses cds?? i use hdd.. my just over
10tb of hdds... probably with 1/5 of that space (2tb) in wasted space of movies
that are 1400mb that couldve been 1000mb for the exact same level of quality....
i want my 2tb back!!!
[#105282]
Written by: curse [23/09/2008, 00:14]
i just watched the first, didnt really notice any oos, if you don\'t wanna waste
350mb and just watch, the first is ok, if you wanna save.. repack might be the way
[#105283]
Written by: bguy [23/09/2008, 00:15]
it was plenty watchable. only time i need a repack/proper is if it is
unwatchable. i use winamp, which doesn't handle defects as well as vlc, and
didn't even notice a problem.
and the scene releases as soon as possible. the groups race one another for
first release. so they are never going to spend 45 minutes watching it before
uploading. most of the time you only need a proper of you are going to archive
the show. and why would you archive this version instead of a 720p?
[#105284]
Written by: kzzer [23/09/2008, 00:16]
nothing wrong with the 1st one
i saw it and no probs at all
and im using a 42" screen i wudda seen it lol
[#105294]
Written by: smackdown [23/09/2008, 00:34]
if i may ask, at wat specific time it's out of synch in the first release? thank you.
[#105297]
Written by: gaspah [23/09/2008, 00:40]
and why would you archive this version instead of a 720p?
lol... lets say you have a bootload of media.. that requires storage space...
lets say you have 45min episodes 26 per season and 10 seasons... on sd@350mb a
pop thats about 90gb... do that the same with 720p@1gb thats 260gb
so great docos like 'planet earth' and movies with some serious blockbuster
specialfx i'll download in 1080p (720p if 1080p unavailable).. but for bulk
programming that i may only watch a few times... well... standard def is the way
to go... hd series i download are house and heroes.. cas they're actually filmed
in hd.. some others are too but most benefit nothing from standard def...
then say you live in australia and you pay $130 for 120gb... that means a 45min
episode is costing you about 66c (including seeding 1:1) where hd means it costs
$2.00 (inc seed) and limits you to 60 episodes a month with no movies or
web-browsing....
tv shows in sd are plenty good for archiving.. also.. when i give friends copies
of shows etc.. i dont want to convert 26 episodes to dvd or sd-divx to suit
their divx player....
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