Do you save the move on disk/CD/DVD for later
or delete it after you watched?
If yes, how many do you have by now in your collection?
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Do you save the move on disk/CD/DVD for later
or delete it after you watched?
If yes, how many do you have by now in your collection?
i save them all . ..even TV ripsQuote:
Originally Posted by SliDer5
nearly 3000 including xvid/divx and dvd-r :happy:Quote:
If yes, how many do you have by now in your collection?
is it expensive?Quote:
Originally Posted by blackbird
I delete scene rips and save proper AFR rips....
what are afr rips?Quote:
Originally Posted by benchez
better quality rips by better rippers.......Advanced Filesize
I extract the scene released movies to watch them...N then i delete the avi file after...but i never delete the original rars so tat i can seed them again on other trackers or if later on they appear in a collection. I burn most of them to dvdrs n keep some on my hds. Have totally lost count on how much i have in my collection though.
is it allowed to seed them on other trackers?Quote:
Originally Posted by sovaz
you mean higher rips like a 3 or 4 cd rip? i mean sizewise.Quote:
Originally Posted by benchez
some times i download and i dont see.
in my colection onyl 100 +/- i'm starting now a good colection :)
No. I mean sized for dvdr as opposed to the sized for cd :ghey: scene rips....i.e. 746mb replaces 1cd rip. 746mb = 1/6 dvdrQuote:
Originally Posted by Polarbearyou mean higher rips like a 3 or 4 cd rip? i mean sizewise.Quote:
Originally Posted by benchez
other sizes are 1/3 dvdr 1/2 dvdr etc.....
there are those?Quote:
Originally Posted by benchezNo. I mean sized for dvdr as opposed to the sized for cd :ghey: scene rips....i.e. 746mb replaces 1cd rip. 746mb = 1/6 dvdrQuote:
Originally Posted by Polarbear
other sizes are 1/3 dvdr 1/2 dvdr etc.....
i see. but there is a certain level where you don't have much data compression left.Quote:
Originally Posted by benchezNo. I mean sized for dvdr as opposed to the sized for cd :ghey: scene rips....i.e. 746mb replaces 1cd rip. 746mb = 1/6 dvdrQuote:
Originally Posted by Polarbear
other sizes are 1/3 dvdr 1/2 dvdr etc.....
i just bought a faster computer. so i watch all new releases in hd anyway.
regarding the thread topic:
don't archive all those films. i burned nearly 2.000 on cds.
you always think, that you are going to watch them again, but i fact you won't. it's just a waste of shelf and hd space.
i only keep a few that i watch with my friends nowadays.
but i still burn every music album :)
apparently it is a waste of the shelf, but in other case then you don't have it is not the same feeling.Quote:
Originally Posted by Polarbeari see. but there is a certain level where you don't have much data compression left.Quote:
Originally Posted by benchez
i just bought a faster computer. so i watch all new releases in hd anyway.
regarding the thread topic:
don't archive all those films. i burned nearly 2.000 on cds.
you always think, that you are going to watch them again, but i fact you won't. it's just a waste of shelf and hd space.
i only keep a few that i watch with my friends nowadays.
but i still burn every music album :)
yeah, it's probably about collecting. same with the trackers, some of them are a real waste of bookmarks. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by SliDer5apparently it is a waste of the self, but in other case then you don't have it is not the same feeling.Quote:
Originally Posted by Polarbear
I like to collect movies so I usually end up burning 6 avi. files or the 1 dvd file to a dvd. Yeah I have so many movies lined up to watch I will never get around to watching them again. I just like the idea of having a huge movies collection in case I ever want to watch a certain movie again someday. I have about 1000 dvd's
i save them all on my hard drives. unless they are not dvd quality, then i delete.
right now i have about 160 movies and a few tv shows.
I have currently about 1900, most of them dvdrips