Tl is the best place to get them ofc
Prodji and d-zon3 both now work for tl and provide quality rls asap
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Tl is the best place to get them ofc
Prodji and d-zon3 both now work for tl and provide quality rls asap
Neither does PRoDJi nor D-Z0N3 work for TL. D-Z0N3 is allowing their releases on TL and providing support too (Zengh).
The best place to get them is torrenturkey.com or bitturk.net. The have hundreds of D-Z0N3 and PRoDJi releases
u get them in zamunda too
do i need an invite to those..Quote:
Originally Posted by shadow_cruiser
thanx for the info as well
and one more thing : do these turkey trackers have their audio in english or is it dubbed in turkishQuote:
Originally Posted by shadow_cruiser
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bit-hdtv is a pretty good source..
generally in english with subs and in these days they can be open,Quote:
Originally Posted by aashish25do i need an invite to those..
thanx for the info as well
and one more thing : do these turkey trackers have their audio in english or is it dubbed in turkishQuote:
Originally Posted by shadow_cruiser
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bit-hdtv does not allow these because they are not HD resolutionQuote:
Originally Posted by Popov
ooh, sorry. My fault !Quote:
Originally Posted by ryan20021982bit-hdtv does not allow these because they are not HD resolutionQuote:
Originally Posted by Popov
Prodij has a website http://www.prodji.net/ . It has emule download links for all of his encodes.
Just to say, for users who use emule , there are several other choices too. One will be to go to http://www.verycd.com (chinese website) type "bdrip tlf" in the search box and you will see many bdrips encode collections by team tlf. Or type "480p chd" in the search box at for bdrips encode collections by team CHD. You may have to take a step further to select and click on the many links shown as they are all monthly releases by the team.
TLF uses x246 (not xvid though) for video codec and aac for audio. CHD uses x246 for video and ac3 for audio for their 480p encodes.
So basically these are xvids with comparable bitrates to DVDs? Hmmmm. Might have to check this out.
I usually grab the 6-8gb 720p releases.