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Aqua teen hunger force VOL1-7 DVD rip
Type:
Video > TV shows
Files:
262
Size:
20.53 GiB (22048988803 Bytes)
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IMDB
Spoken language(s):
English
Texted language(s):
English
Tag(s):
aqua teen hunger force VOL DVD rip extras
Uploaded:
2011-05-19 23:07:47 GMT
By:
BC
Seeders:
0
Leechers:
4
Comments
7  

Info Hash:
5DC8968267AF2A159A7DB1F67746311F3E43051B




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aqua teen hunger force
DVD vol.1-7 rip + rest of the episodes up to 8th season
with extras and ENG subtitles

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Comments

This is the best ATHF torrent out there for sure, thanks so much BC.
3 seeds? Stop bullshitting, people.
bedankt!
nice one :) dl rest now,love it
Please seed i dont want this to take months
"Good stuff but season 7 is mixed up and random..
ep 1 to 4 seem to be dvdrip's and then 5-8 seem to be tv rips then 9 seems to be a dvdrip and then 10 to 12 seem to be back to tv rips.."

I have no idea why it would seem that way to you. They are all ripped from the same VOL1 dvds (actually last two episodes from season one are on VOL2).



"Also a couple of the files in season 7 are avi/xvid and a few are avc/mkv but 720p (tv rip)
So whats the deal then ?
It says in the torrent info DVD vol.1-7
So ???"

It is exactly what it says - DVDrip volumes 1 through 7 (+ rest of the episodes - which are not DVDrips as they are not on the VOL7 DVDs + DVDrip of the movie).
There are SIX episodes from season 6 and FIVE episodes from season 7 on VOLUME 7 DVDs. The rest are HDTV (720p) rips and two SDTV rips - only versions available at the time of creating this torrent.



"And no offence but hardcoded subs are pretty lame. Luckily it was easy to remove them all"

I agree - hardcoded subs are pretty lame. That's why I don't do them. If they were hardcoded you wouldn't be able to remove them. At least not easily.


I wanted to put all this in the info but Edit torrent function is not working...
First, thank you. This is a great torrent.

Second, regarding the subs. While the subs are not hard-coded per the technical definition, they ARE imbedded in the MKV's which is a problem for any media player that doesn't have an explicit option to turn off subtitles. I am in agreement with everyone else that subs should always be a separate file. If not for the media player issues, than for the sake of not forcing people to download extra data they have no interest in (same applies to multiple audio tracks for that matter!)


-Now to an unrelated rant:
As someone who has been doing encoding since the 90's, all I can say is that codec H264 and container MKV are NOT the awesome end all codec/container that everyone has lied themselves into believing they are. Be it quality, HD support, file size, whatever, Xvid wrapped in an AVI is equally as good, if not sometimes better, in all aspects, if one knows anything about proper encoder settings.

Only thing MKV is good for is ensuring incompatibility with many players and software, and creating more work for the end user of the media in having to split/transcode the files so they have something that is useable to them without the fluff they didn't want.

Seriously, someone needs to make a time machine, go back to 2002 and shoot both Lasse Kärkkäinen and Steve Lhomme in the head before they come up with the MKV project so that the world will never become infected with this scurge of a container format.
-End unrelated rant.