What trackers have new R1 DVD9 releases?
I love DVD9 releases but I hardly ever see them on TL or RevolutionTT. Is there a tracker that has new dvd9 releases? All comments are appreciated:)
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Pisexy has a lot of DVD9 releases. I think nobody has more than them.
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Pisexy has 923dvdr's at the mo. Of the first 100 in the list 24 were dvd9. I dunno if thats enough for you but it might be worth grabbing an invite if it is.
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thanx guys for the info.:D
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Dont forget wildbytes and thedvdclub
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BitHQ, Cinematik, Demonoid, have their share as well.
May not always be 0day though.
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General2k
BitHQ, Cinematik, Demonoid, have their share as well.
May not always be 0day though.
what is bithq's url?
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honestly newsgroups is where you'll probably find em...
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bit-hdtv has a few of them
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hotwebdownload
bit-hdtv has a few of them
No, bit-hdtv has hd material that fits a DVD9. They dont have R1 DVD9's.
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Most of the time, extras and non-english audio tracks are ripped out of DVDr's. Once this is done, the compression rate becomes very high (ie, 80-90%), making a DVD5 and a DVD9 seem pretty similar if not the same in quality. You also save in disk space and ratio; not to mention saving much money on the DVDs themselves at the DVD9's are rather pricey.
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aburyach
Most of the time, extras and non-english audio tracks are ripped out of DVDr's. Once this is done, the compression rate becomes very high (ie, 80-90%), making a DVD5 and a DVD9 seem pretty similar if not the same in quality. You also save in disk space and ratio; not to mention saving much money on the DVDs themselves at the DVD9's are rather pricey.
What alot of people like to do is save the extras and rip out the non-english audio tracks. A lot of the scene releases have some good extras if not all of the extras ripped out, just to follow the bit rate rules.