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Would really like to know....
Im after uncompressed DVD's - the ones that are around 9GB in size.
Not the DVD rips that are 4GB or so...
Much appreciated.
The speed is important here. Like UKnova gives you real quick speeds - I need a site just like that but for uncompressed DVD's...
Last edited by Badass01; 04-04-2007 at 10:11 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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Pisexy as a good number of DVD9s. Might be the one with the more content in that category. Cinematik (classic and obscure movies) also has a few of them.
I dont know about speed though. Pisexy is good enough on popular torrents and i havent used cinematik much.
Last edited by Friendly Fire; 04-04-2007 at 10:42 PM.
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pisexy, dvdclub, arenabg, swedvdr
Macula.Lutea.
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I dont know if theres a site that serves dvd9's exclusively. Wildbytes and thedvdclub has its own section for dvd9's though.
Flying Without Wings
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I would go with thedvdclub.
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thanks for the info so far.
Im in the UK - I just wanna view the DVD's on my PC - will it make a difference if I get PAL or NTSC DVD9s?
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Last edited by saulin; 04-05-2007 at 10:32 AM. Reason: Oops! double post
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its just my dual layer dvd-rw drive saulin.
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Well it depends on your DVD Player. I use my Xbox and it plays both PAL and NTSC DVDs just fine on my NTSC TV. I also use a Phillips DVD/DivX player and it plays both PAL and NTSC DVDs just fine on my NTSC TV as well.thanks for the info so far.
Im in the UK - I just wanna view the DVD's on my PC - will it make a difference if I get PAL or NTSC DVD9s?
Also Bitsoup has a lod of DVD Movies both DVD5 and DVD9. Wether the movies are compressed or not. It depends on the group that released them.
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No, if you are watching the DVDs on your pc then it wont make a difference whether its PAL or NTSC. Standalone players are a different situation.Originally Posted by Badass01
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