just use usenet and the forum "Binary Invasion" They list every bluray posted to usenet and pretty much every big BD that is out in the wild will be on usenet
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just use usenet and the forum "Binary Invasion" They list every bluray posted to usenet and pretty much every big BD that is out in the wild will be on usenet
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I gotta job, loveOriginally Posted by hotshot6473
They have been affordable for years. Get a job
BTW HDBits has 2588 full blurays. What I meant, was that the amount of resources that it takes up to download and seed one full size blu-ray is VERY taxing unless you have the speed and space to do so. Especially, on the typical home connection. I agree that if you don't have the hard disk space/ connection to seed a blu-ray then Usenet may be a better option than torrents for downloading full size blu rays.
See ya in another life, brother.
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I have 50Mbps/3Mbps cable at home, and 4x2TB (8TB) HDDs. Although in FullBluray I won't be able to store more than 250-300 movies.
Thanks for the usenet tip, I'll check it asap.
EDIT: One question hotshot.
I am regarding using a Usenet server (Giganews) and I see it offers 485 days binary retention. That means, although I pay for a month, I'll have all the binaries available for almost 1 year and a half, right? But only for the links published in the month I was in? What about the previous published links (November 09, October 09...)?
Thanks.
Last edited by nperversion; 12-05-2009 at 12:56 PM.
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Usenet is a monthly service so you have to pay each month. Retention is how long the files uploaded stay on the servers for you to download. So you would have access to every file posted in the last 485 days
This is the best deal on usenet access http://www.news.astraweb.com/unlimitedplans.html
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Oh thanks so much
I can't rep you yet I guess, but I'll do asap.
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With your setup then you should be able to dl and seed bluray's just fine off a tracker. You would just have to take your time with keeping your ratio in check. Regardless, usenet may be a better option if you can afford it.
Last edited by Sanka113; 12-07-2009 at 05:33 AM.
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If you cant afford 10 bucks a month you are either a kid or probably should look into advancing your career.
If you are not a member of HDBits usenet as of right now if the only viable option besides scouring every HD site hoping a disk will be uploaded
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. What I meant, was that the amount of resources that it takes up to download and seed one full size blu-ray is VERY taxing unless you have the speed and space to do so. Especially, on the typical home connection. I agree that if you don't have the hard disk space/ connection to seed a blu-ray then Usenet may be a better option than torrents for downloading full size blu rays.
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