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All i can say is... YOU WILL NOT EXPECT WHAT YOU SEE!!!!!!!!!!
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Obviously didn't read my post did you?
Your "mate" is clearly a pikey kazaa-queen, who lacks any ability to acquire anything other than what people post to him on P2P programs.
Your "mate" is clearly a pikey kazaa-queen, who lacks any ability to acquire anything other than what people post to him on P2P programs.
No idea what I am talking about? Nope sure not, its only a pretty good mate who pirates nearly everything for the local town. I never get anything off him because off the sheer low quality of his goods. I saw it at his house on a 36" TV with Dolby Digital however it was only using about 75% of the screen and it was running in 2 channel stereo. Pirates are for fools or for those who really don't care about quality goods.
ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> You do know the only copy available of this film at the moment is work
> sop copy with video camera quality don't you? It may be on a DVD but
> I have seen the quality and its dreadful. Please stop lying to us
> about the quality because its not DVD quality with nice presenation,
> decent menus, a company produced Dolby Digital track (as far as I am
> aware there isn't a DTS version planned) etc. Its a dodgy rip off
> version with 2 channel stereo audio, a pi*s poor video transfer and
> everything else you would expect from a pre-premiere release.
Clearly you have no idea what you're talking about. Advance copies of pretty much all decent films are sent to certain representatives in DVD format for consideration for certain awards. It is during this awards process that many films find their way onto kazaa as perfect quality DivX rips. The only problem, historically, has been that these copies have a text warning which periodically appears on the screen, saying that this is a submission or 'consideration' copy. However, in the last couple of years, 'decent' hackers have found ways of removing these warnings, leaving behind a perfect copy.
These perfect (and highly illegal) copies are available well before video camera back seat cinema versions (which are also highly illegal) are, mainly because the latter version is not available until the film has been given an official cinema release.
> You do know the only copy available of this film at the moment is work
> sop copy with video camera quality don't you? It may be on a DVD but
> I have seen the quality and its dreadful. Please stop lying to us
> about the quality because its not DVD quality with nice presenation,
> decent menus, a company produced Dolby Digital track (as far as I am
> aware there isn't a DTS version planned) etc. Its a dodgy rip off
> version with 2 channel stereo audio, a pi*s poor video transfer and
> everything else you would expect from a pre-premiere release.
Clearly you have no idea what you're talking about. Advance copies of pretty much all decent films are sent to certain representatives in DVD format for consideration for certain awards. It is during this awards process that many films find their way onto kazaa as perfect quality DivX rips. The only problem, historically, has been that these copies have a text warning which periodically appears on the screen, saying that this is a submission or 'consideration' copy. However, in the last couple of years, 'decent' hackers have found ways of removing these warnings, leaving behind a perfect copy.
These perfect (and highly illegal) copies are available well before video camera back seat cinema versions (which are also highly illegal) are, mainly because the latter version is not available until the film has been given an official cinema release.
English_Bloke wrote:
> Cheese doesn’t taste the same these days, does it?
That's coz of the mad cow disease a couple of years ago :D
> Cheese doesn’t taste the same these days, does it?
That's coz of the mad cow disease a couple of years ago :D
my friend's dad has the same deal at his work, and he gives his son the copied DVD's b4 their out on DVD proper, but not b4 the film is even out though.
Partylaa™ wrote:
> Bullett wrote:
> So did you acquire it through a certain P2P program?
>
> No my mum's friend can get them all early on dvd quality. Don't know
> how though all a bit dodgey, but its good to have it before everyone
> else. Anyone wants a copy add me to msn.
I would, what's your addy?
> Bullett wrote:
> So did you acquire it through a certain P2P program?
>
> No my mum's friend can get them all early on dvd quality. Don't know
> how though all a bit dodgey, but its good to have it before everyone
> else. Anyone wants a copy add me to msn.
I would, what's your addy?
Firstly, whilst the cinema version has DTS and all the other bells and whistles it also has the "people eating" soundtrack, "people's mobile phones" soundtrack "kids messing around" soundtrack, "load of crap adverts that you are actually paying to see" exclusive trailer and occasional "person in front of" alternative angle viewing. Plus by the time you have a decent seat and refreshments you've spent the cost of the DVD release in most cases.
The DVD may not have 5.1, may not be crystal clear, but it IS better than commercial VHS and in stereo - hence acceptable. If the film studios had any sense they'd stick a version on internet streaming pay per view because I'm sure it'd work. I reckon that a lot of the problem with the pirating of new releases is that many people don't like the cinema any more or don't have the time to go, or think it's overpriced, many want to watch the films in their own home on their own stuff, when they want, with their own friends/family or by themselves. Not stuffed into an overheated, overpriced cattle shed with idiots making noises and stuff and being subjected to 30 mins worth of crap adverts.
The DVD may not have 5.1, may not be crystal clear, but it IS better than commercial VHS and in stereo - hence acceptable. If the film studios had any sense they'd stick a version on internet streaming pay per view because I'm sure it'd work. I reckon that a lot of the problem with the pirating of new releases is that many people don't like the cinema any more or don't have the time to go, or think it's overpriced, many want to watch the films in their own home on their own stuff, when they want, with their own friends/family or by themselves. Not stuffed into an overheated, overpriced cattle shed with idiots making noises and stuff and being subjected to 30 mins worth of crap adverts.
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> er-no wrote:
> I've just got it as well...
>
> ..going to watch it later.
>
> wasn't it you who hated everything to do with the matrix?
no.
> er-no wrote:
> I've just got it as well...
>
> ..going to watch it later.
>
> wasn't it you who hated everything to do with the matrix?
no.
er-no wrote:
> I've just got it as well...
>
> ..going to watch it later.
wasn't it you who hated everything to do with the matrix?
personally I'd prefer to see it on the big screen, already have a ticket booked and am looking forward to something special
> I've just got it as well...
>
> ..going to watch it later.
wasn't it you who hated everything to do with the matrix?
personally I'd prefer to see it on the big screen, already have a ticket booked and am looking forward to something special
I've just got it as well...
..going to watch it later.
..going to watch it later.
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