TV.Shows.Pack.Apr.1.H264
- Type:
- Video > TV shows
- Files:
- 17
- Size:
- 2.29 GiB (2458706858 Bytes)
- Info:
- IMDB
- Spoken language(s):
- English
- Uploaded:
- 2011-04-02 15:20:30 GMT
- By:
-
twentyforty
- Seeders:
- 0
- Leechers:
- 1
- Comments
- 15
- Info Hash: 5FEE3CEE674984D74712E369FBAD4B78737CE424
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Load this torrent, don't start the download. Click on "Files" tab (lower part of uTorrent program-window) - right-click on file you don't need - choose "Don't download". (uTorrent would show "Skipped"). Now, start with download. Other torrent-programs offer very similar step. Seed after your download is over, you'll seed only the files you choose to download. Please. Share with other people, best way you can. But seed. Share. Do not Hit & Run. *** 2-pass encoding for PC, PS3 or Xbox . *** *** Video is H264; audio is AAC LC and container is MP4. *** "Home" of my torrents (for Bookmark/Favorites in your browser) https://piratebayproxy.live/user/twentyforty REQUESTS ARE "ON HOLD". This week; Monday: Californication, Breakout Kings, The Simpsons, Shameless (US) Tuesday: Mad Love, The Event, Castle, Stargate Universe Wednesday: Parenthood (2010), NCIS, The Good Wife, Bible's Buried Secrets, Body Of Proof Thursday: Criminal Minds, Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior, Justified Friday: The Big Bang Theory, Grey's Anatomy, The Mentalist Saturday: Camelot, The Ricky Gervais Show, Real Time With Bill Maher Sunday: Weekly pack NEXT Monday: The Killing x 2, Body Of Proof, Breakout Kings, The Kennedys x 2 17 Files (2.29 GB) Name Size Battle.Los.Angeles.2011.R5[20-40].mp4 321.7 MB https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1217613/ Camelot.S01E02.480p.HDTV.H264[20-40].mp4 145.9 MB Chaos.S01E01.480p.HDTV.H264[20-40].mp4 131.9 MB Chaos.S01E01.480p.HDTV.H264[20-40].srt 61.2 kB Cougars.Inc.2011.BluRay.720p.H264.mp4 700.1 MB https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1198075/ Craig.Ferguson.2011.04.02.Paul.Giamatt.H264[352p.quark].mp4 95.2 MB Miral.2011.DVDrip.H264[20-40].enFO.srt 5.3 kB Miral.2011.DVDrip.H264[20-40].mp4 310 MB https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1366409/ Overtime.Real.Time.with.Bill.Maher.2011.04.01.H264[352p.quark].mp4 17 MB Real.Time.with.Bill.Maher.2011.04.01.H264[352p.quark].mp4 132.5 MB Sanctuary.S03E11.480p.HDTV.H264[20-40].mp4 134.8 MB The.Borgias.S01E01.480p.HDTV.H264[20-40].mp4 285.4 MB The.Ricky.Gervais.Show.S02E11.480p.HDTV.H264[20-40].mp4 69.8 MB ---------------------------------- NOTE : [20-40] tagged encodes use new tool-chain and new encoding type. I would like to keep PS3/Xbox/standalones compatibility - therefore, I need feedback from users of PS3/Xbox and different standalone MP4 capable players and QuickTime users. Without feedback I cannot achieve wider compatibility. And most certainly, not from the thin air.
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Thanks for Sanctuary!
Hi 20-40,
Thanks for the encodes/upload.
Cheers
Jon
Another epic Pack! Thanks for ALL of it.
Thanks for the encodes/upload.
Cheers
Jon
Another epic Pack! Thanks for ALL of it.
thanks once again...
+1 as always
+1 as always
[+1] Thanks for this pack.
I have a question:
I've read that it is more desirable to encode in resolutions that are either one- half, third, or quarter of the resolution of your display device. Reasoning is, pixels that have to be multiplied by non-whole numbers sometimes are skewed/distorted. I haven't noticed it personally, but are you aware of this anomaly? For instance, I have a 1920x1080p plasma, so if I wanted to maintain small size while only doubling pixels on display I'd do 960x540... Thoughts?
I have a question:
I've read that it is more desirable to encode in resolutions that are either one- half, third, or quarter of the resolution of your display device. Reasoning is, pixels that have to be multiplied by non-whole numbers sometimes are skewed/distorted. I haven't noticed it personally, but are you aware of this anomaly? For instance, I have a 1920x1080p plasma, so if I wanted to maintain small size while only doubling pixels on display I'd do 960x540... Thoughts?
twentyforty at 2011-04-02 18:52 CET:
@jmac85: There is no simple answer to that. End-user and his playback system always has some restrictions. Other side (encoding mechanism) has restrictions too, like preferred frame size should be dividable with 16. H264/x264/AVC even asks for that and is defined as part of h264 standard.
H264 compressors are able to use and determine (hard-code within) a pixel aspect ratio and manipulate display size, unlike decade old XviD/DivX which possessed some rudimentary ways of those, but never was fully developed.
So, when you encode, you automatically obey the rules of specific codec and specific target - in case of H264, one must stay "in" corresponding H264 built-in profile/level.
For SAR and PAR 1:1 (when you encode) any frame-size (W and H) should be dividable with 16 - just care about division with 16 or 32 and you would be fine.
Number of pixels (W multiplied with H) must be in accordance with target-profile.
Aspect-ratio would be derived from PAR and SAR, keeping in mind that if one pixel is 1x1 (PAR and SAR) and frame size is 400x300, one can hard-code DAR (display aspect ratio) as 1.2 and NOT 1.33 as he mathematically is, also when pixel has hard-coded aspect ratio of 0.97 - display aspect ratio is different.
Majority of people have no idea about that, and that's why I find all morons who have something to say about - incredibly silly.
I suggest you to hard-code PAR (SAR) as 1:1 and follow modern standards for resolutions. IF (very often) aspect ratio should be corrected (I do that as a rule), simple corrections of output frame sizes in 16 or 32 steps are best and safest way to go.
Beside, all, especially HD resolutions, are well known and you have good wikipedia page for that, with links to other pages about the same subject.
H264 compressors are able to use and determine (hard-code within) a pixel aspect ratio and manipulate display size, unlike decade old XviD/DivX which possessed some rudimentary ways of those, but never was fully developed.
So, when you encode, you automatically obey the rules of specific codec and specific target - in case of H264, one must stay "in" corresponding H264 built-in profile/level.
For SAR and PAR 1:1 (when you encode) any frame-size (W and H) should be dividable with 16 - just care about division with 16 or 32 and you would be fine.
Number of pixels (W multiplied with H) must be in accordance with target-profile.
Aspect-ratio would be derived from PAR and SAR, keeping in mind that if one pixel is 1x1 (PAR and SAR) and frame size is 400x300, one can hard-code DAR (display aspect ratio) as 1.2 and NOT 1.33 as he mathematically is, also when pixel has hard-coded aspect ratio of 0.97 - display aspect ratio is different.
Majority of people have no idea about that, and that's why I find all morons who have something to say about - incredibly silly.
I suggest you to hard-code PAR (SAR) as 1:1 and follow modern standards for resolutions. IF (very often) aspect ratio should be corrected (I do that as a rule), simple corrections of output frame sizes in 16 or 32 steps are best and safest way to go.
Beside, all, especially HD resolutions, are well known and you have good wikipedia page for that, with links to other pages about the same subject.
thank you, seeding is sharing.
Thanks a lot for your constant unique piece-of-art shares...+1...
Special thanks for Chaos and Cougars...
Live Long and Prosper...
Spirit...
Special thanks for Chaos and Cougars...
Live Long and Prosper...
Spirit...
you always do the best work cheers
can i ask are you thinking of doing the green hornet on maybe a 480p cheers
can i ask are you thinking of doing the green hornet on maybe a 480p cheers
Thank's for Los Angeles
Thanks for Chaos & The Borgias
Thanks for Battle Los Angeles, The Borgias and all your work.
twentyforty at 2011-04-03 08:08 CET:
Thanks guys.
Thanks for Ricky Gervais, Borgias and Camelot.. btw is this the full 2hr episode of Camelot or just part 2?
Appreciate all the hard work!
Appreciate all the hard work!
twentyforty at 2011-04-03 21:06 CET:
@jawick: Sorry, I can put in Weekly pack only the stuff from that week. Then server is cleaned on Monday morning and new week starts. Sorry, I do not have money to pay for additional space, even if I know how much that be good.
@Jawick
The first episode of Camelot is in the 4th week of February Pack
The first episode of Camelot is in the 4th week of February Pack
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