is it dedicated to DVDR ? how the tracker is growing ? thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Z
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is it dedicated to DVDR ? how the tracker is growing ? thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Z
all formats are allowed, but most of the torrents are DVDR. its not growing fast with members because its hard to get in. they dont want to let anyone in. but it has over 2k torrents been out for about 2 weeksQuote:
Originally Posted by cinephiliais it dedicated to DVDR ? how the tracker is growing ? thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Z
ok, thanks for the info.
edit: are non-scandinavian users tolerated ?
Not true. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Zall formats are allowed, but most of the torrents are DVDR. its not growing fast with members because its hard to get in. they dont want to let anyone in. but it has over 2k torrents been out for about 2 weeksQuote:
Originally Posted by cinephilia
but does anyone really still downloads DVD-R ?
That's what I have been asking myself. There is still demand, obviously, but the format really is passé.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabalo
I hardly download any DVDRs anymore, only if I don't have the choice. HD .mkvs for quality movies, BDRips / BRips / DVDRips (x264 and XviD) for the rest.
I do since i don't have the suitable equipment to take advantage of HD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabalo
neither do i (TV), but it takes up the same room as a 720p rip, and the quality is way superior.Quote:
Originally Posted by cinephiliaI do since i don't have the suitable equipment to take advantage of HD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabalo
there are plenty of hd-movies too...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabalo
well, i doubt i would be able to see the difference since i have a old tv plus most of the film i use to download are not and will probably never been released in HD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabaloneither do i (TV), but it takes up the same room as a 720p rip, and the quality is way superior.Quote:
Originally Posted by cinephilia