users limit to 22000,1000 more space
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users limit to 22000,1000 more space
For a few hours...
Thanks for the info. No need for HD here. :)
Half of that free space is gone! :D
hdbits.ro is open for sign ups!!!
this thread is about hdbits.org ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by cook123
it`s good for them that they allow more ppl ... more ppl mean more peers and more peers mean better speeds !
Great news.
Already dead it seems.
Awsome!
But if we talking about quality here I prefer dvd-r less space but not such a big differnt in quality.
the average x264 720p hdrip has the same size as a dvd-r mpeg-2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quarter
size is not an argument.
i don't know what kind of monitor/screen you have, but you gotta be blind not to see the quality difference.
i have two 30'' 2560 x 1600 cinema displays. if you compare a hdrip to a dvdr, they are as different as day and night.
I will not even start with 1080p.
if you prefer dvd5, you prefer an inferior quality with about the same size.
the only advantage of the dvd5 is, that it can be played on all standalone players.
you must not forget that mpeg-2 is a 14 year old video codec. x264 is totally superior.
looser, I watch directly on youtube... no space, and quality not much different rotflQuote:
Originally Posted by Quarter
ya man i'm with you. mehe the 30" LCD elite club mwahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Polarbearthe average x264 720p hdrip has the same size as a dvd-r mpeg-2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quarter
size is not an argument.
i don't know what kind of monitor/screen you have, but you gotta be blind not to see the quality difference.
i have two 30'' 2560 x 1600 cinema displays. if you compare a hdrip to a dvdr, they are as different as day and night.
I will not even start with 1080p.
if you prefer dvd5, you prefer an inferior quality with about the same size.
the only advantage of the dvd5 is, that it can be played on all standalone players.
you must not forget that mpeg-2 is a 14 year old video codec. x264 is totally superior.
yeah man but the dvdr can be made into an iso (image file) just like retail dvd's, with menus and potential extras (deleted scenes/alternate endings).
hdrips are just like XviDs in terms of practicality. if you want to watch one you have to watch it on your PC, and they can't even be shoved on a DVD5 most of them, but on a dual layer disc, which still costs around €8 here where I live.
so .l. to hdrips.
Have you heard about divx-players? Or about XBMC (XBOX1), Xbox360 or PS3?
ownage
well sorry if we can't all afford those kind of top-end expensive appliances.
richie kids still suckling on papa's cashcow teat..
Well sorry, we are not all kids living at home and having our parents pay our bills. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterSister
And don't tell me you can afford a computer and screen for HD-video, but $|€ 50 for some sort of divx player are a problem, if you are really interested in regularly watching xvids on your television.
The max users amount ups to 25,000 today.
There are free 3000 spots now.
Wonder how busy their server will be during next F.L time.
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Originally Posted by whiteyes
is it full yet? :)
Nope, about 3000 spaces left, they just increased it a few hours ago ;)
//EDIT: back down to 22K xD
so all the places are gone?
Yes =[Quote:
Originally Posted by Simulador