Fringe S03E05 HQ HDTV AC3 DivX (Re-Encode From 720p)

Initial speed will be slow, please help seed if you can, thanks. Compatible With DivX DVD Players (720x400 Resolution). Screenshots: http://bayimg.com/LaAHPaAdF Resolution: 720x400 Video Bitrate: 2003kbps Audio: AC3 ACM 5.1 Channel @ 256kbps @ 48,000hz Method used: VirtualDub MKV Plugin: Lanczos3 Resize Filter and Saved uncompressed @ 49.9GB Compressed With DivX 2-Pass @ "Insane Quality" Setting

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djdenero (2010-11-06)

What part of hi res tv show don't you understand? wish you would stop posting low res video in the hi res section. It doesn't matter what you re- encoded it from when your end result is 400p video. That's low res.

 teslaman (2010-11-06)

Oh boy, always one of you in a crowd. (rolleyes) I think I know it isn't hi-res thank you. I always picked the regular "Video>TV shows" section and every time I did, it got moved to the Highres section....SO I just accepted this and put it there by default now.
Your world will not end, relax!

djdenero (2010-11-13)

That's fair enough. How about leaving the 720p keyword out of the titles? That's superfluous information and would spare us search results for 720p containing them. My RSS feeds used by bit torrent keep picking them up. Ruins the automatic update and download of shows. I don't think anyone needs to know what you re-encoded from.

 teslaman (2010-11-19)

Yeah, I can do that, I'll just put it in the description instead. Oddly you're the first to mention it being a problem with RSS. I guess most people just added "HQ" as a filter to not match with 720p, lol.
I had been doing it that way since some people were downloading the 720p rips solely because there was nothing else better than the 350mb rips. So I wanted it to show in the search results for those people as a "hey look!".
Plus, it being a re-encode from a HR source is important info. As that means the quality will be much better than a real-time capture to xvid in 480p. Sadly the scene rips are 1-pass real-time rips, so the quality suffers greatly at 350mb. Even a re-encode to 350mb from the 720p rip looks much better.