The.FP.2011.LIMITED.720p.BluRay.x264-PSYCHD [PublicHD]
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- Video > HD - Movies
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- English
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- 2012-06-12 01:15:30 GMT
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BOZX
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PublicHD - High-Definition Bittorrent Community https://publichd.eu/ ----------------------------------------------------- The.FP.2011.LIMITED.720p.BluRay.x264-PSYCHD [PublicHD] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1296373/ Date..............: 12/06/2012 Runtime...........: 01:23:20 Video....,........: 1280x544 / 23.976fps Audio.............: DTS 1509 Size..............: 3360mb
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I have been waiting for this movie for a long time!
Thank you for the upload! Seeding at the speed of sound
Thank you for the upload! Seeding at the speed of sound
This movie is actually really awesome ! :D
You Know there is one thing that has been bothering me. The human eye can see 30 Frames per Second or 30 fps yet almost all these rips are below 30 fps at 23.976 fps which is way below 30 fps and means there is flicker which can cause headaches and etc. I may be incorrect but you may as well use a VHS quality at these fps rips. It seems that at this present fps they are providing us that there is no excuse for a file this large since the less fps the less quality which should translate to way less size of the video files? Like I said I may be wrong but I do not think so from what I have learned. So my question is why is this so? I am not trying to downgrade anyone. I am just wondering why the fps are so low below 30 fps with most of these rips?
Like I said with you before and extremezone (all of which have way below the 30 fps of the human eye): You Know there is one thing that has been bothering me. The human eye can see 30 Frames per Second or 30 fps yet almost all these rips are below 30 fps at 23.976 fps which is way below 30 fps and means there is flicker which can cause headaches and etc. I may be incorrect but you may as well use a VHS quality at these fps rips. It seems that at this present fps they are providing us that there is no excuse for a file this large since the less fps the less quality which should translate to way less size of the video files? Like I said I may be wrong but I do not think so from what I have learned. So my question is why is this so? I am not trying to downgrade anyone. I am just wondering why the fps are so low below 30 fps with most of these rips?
I have been noticing this with all the rips from various people and teams. It is a very disturbing trend going on here of late on TPB.
I have been noticing this with all the rips from various people and teams. It is a very disturbing trend going on here of late on TPB.
JPHawk57,
BluRay and in fact virtually all HD content is typically produced at 24fps these days because somebody decided that audiences prefer the "cinematic feel" of the flicker.
I personally hate it too. 60fps would be preferable, then 55fps/hz, then 30... 120 or above is typical for viewing with 60fps active shutter 3D glasses. (speaking of flicker)
In general I feel that modern formats offer nothing to the consumer:
Touchscreens? Sure, except they're filthy and haven't worked properly since they quit using resistive touch.
3D active shutter glasses? Sure, watch a $2000 60 inch LCD using electronic glasses that cost $40-100 per person instead of watching two $600 160inch projectors using polarized glasses that cost $4-10 per person and never require charging.
HDMI? I'll take "VGA cable" (15pin Dsub) sending 1600x1200 @120hz and Coax/SPDIF/Dolby (RCA) audio and 5.1 digital surround sound, thanks. What is better about HDMI?
If you want a digital video connector that's better than HDMI, consider SDI:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_Digital_Interface
BluRay and in fact virtually all HD content is typically produced at 24fps these days because somebody decided that audiences prefer the "cinematic feel" of the flicker.
I personally hate it too. 60fps would be preferable, then 55fps/hz, then 30... 120 or above is typical for viewing with 60fps active shutter 3D glasses. (speaking of flicker)
In general I feel that modern formats offer nothing to the consumer:
Touchscreens? Sure, except they're filthy and haven't worked properly since they quit using resistive touch.
3D active shutter glasses? Sure, watch a $2000 60 inch LCD using electronic glasses that cost $40-100 per person instead of watching two $600 160inch projectors using polarized glasses that cost $4-10 per person and never require charging.
HDMI? I'll take "VGA cable" (15pin Dsub) sending 1600x1200 @120hz and Coax/SPDIF/Dolby (RCA) audio and 5.1 digital surround sound, thanks. What is better about HDMI?
If you want a digital video connector that's better than HDMI, consider SDI:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_Digital_Interface
It has nothing to do with the rips. Most movies are shot at 24fps.
Quite right Saerain, which is why BluRay etc are encoded at 24p as well.
It is a holdover from film cinema. 35mm film is typically recorded at 24fps.
In modern digital theaters, there is no reason to keep the same low frame rate. Inquire with the MPAA to get the remaining theaters converted or demolished.
About the movie:
I downloaded an AVI rip of this in June of 2012. Afterwards I decided I needed a better copy to show others. I just watched it again to make sure. I'm finally going to stop seeding, so I will make this comment first:
The guys who made this movie make other videos all the time and some of it even gets into other people's eyes, which is horrifying.
My movie folder is mostly filled with 700mb AVIs. :/
But it is... about 550gb right now (not including Christmas Specials) and that's only the ones I wanted to keep.
I say without hesitation that this is the worst movie I have ever seen.
M: -10
V: 9 (this rip, of all things looks flawless)
A: 9 (also flawless, just try not to let the dialog near your soul or other items that may stain)
It is a holdover from film cinema. 35mm film is typically recorded at 24fps.
In modern digital theaters, there is no reason to keep the same low frame rate. Inquire with the MPAA to get the remaining theaters converted or demolished.
About the movie:
I downloaded an AVI rip of this in June of 2012. Afterwards I decided I needed a better copy to show others. I just watched it again to make sure. I'm finally going to stop seeding, so I will make this comment first:
The guys who made this movie make other videos all the time and some of it even gets into other people's eyes, which is horrifying.
My movie folder is mostly filled with 700mb AVIs. :/
But it is... about 550gb right now (not including Christmas Specials) and that's only the ones I wanted to keep.
I say without hesitation that this is the worst movie I have ever seen.
M: -10
V: 9 (this rip, of all things looks flawless)
A: 9 (also flawless, just try not to let the dialog near your soul or other items that may stain)
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