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Posted at 03/09/2011, 17:57

where's that 720p version? 🙂

✎ Quote by doctor_who_2005.6x09.night_terrors.720p_hdtv_x264-fov.nfo

future of vision

doctor who 2005 s06e09

rls. date: 03/09/2011
source: bbc one hdtv
genre: action
ep. number: 6x09
ep. name: night terrors
codec: x264 crf 18 [email protected]
duration: 42mn 28s
size: 1.13 gb
packaged: 25x12 mb
video: 3 346 kbps
audio: 384 kbps ac3 6 channels
as. ratio: 16:9
res: 1280x720

release summary

http://www.tvrage.com/doctorwho_2005

release notes

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Posted at 03/09/2011, 19:36

#166045

a couple of very minor glitches but no biggie

any word on the confidential??

Posted at 03/09/2011, 20:26

#166047

✎ Quote by norc

a couple of very minor glitches but no biggie

any word on the confidential??

probably just as stuck in the ether of the interwebs.

✎ Quote by doctor.who.confidential.s06e09.720p.hdtv.x264-bia.nfo

bia presents to you:

doctor.who.confidential.s06e09.720p.hdtv.x264-bia

season: 6
episode: 09
release date: sep 03 2011
air date: sep 03 2011
genre: documentary / scifi
runtime: 42 mins 11 secs
link: http://www.tvrage.com/doctor_who_confidential

channel: bbc hd
video: x264 at crf 20
audio: ac3 5.1 384kbps 48khz
subtitles: english
aspect ratio: 16:9
resolution: 1280x720
frame rate: 25 fps

episode information:

about a boy
series going behind the scenes of doctor who
confidential is on location, presenting action from a
17th century estate in the gloucestershire
countryside and a high-rise housing estate in
bristol. the cast have a bit of a sing-song, there's
a long night with the one of the assistant directors
and the special effects team show how sometimes good
old-fashioned green gloop is the only way. mark
gatiss talks about writing for three consecutive tv
doctors and, in script to screen, find out who plays
an all-important historical figure. featuring
interviews with matt smith, karen gillan, arthur
darvill, mark gatiss and steven moffat

rippers notes:

enjoy this great release from bia

group notes:

greetz to

fov sfm tbs xiso saints

love your work boys ;-)

✎ Quote by doctor.who.confidential.s06e09.hdtv.xvid-barge.nfo

doctor.who.confidential.s06e09.hdtv.xvid-barge

release date: 09-03-2011
air date: 09-03-2011
broadcast channel: bbc hd
video: 624x352 @ 25.000
audio: vbr mp3 avg 128
link: http://www.tvrage.com/doctor_who_confidential

notes:

we are currently looking for legit 100mbit+ sites
to affil

the tv barge

✎ Quote by doctor.who.confidential.repack.s06e09.hdtv.xvid-barge.nfo

doctor.who.confidential.repack.s06e09.hdtv.xvid-barge

release date: 09-03-2011
air date: 09-03-2011
broadcast channel: bbc hd
video: 624x352 @ 25.000
audio: vbr mp3 avg 128
link: http://www.tvrage.com/doctor_who_confidential

notes: sorry original release was the wrong size for
this 42min show

we are currently looking for legit 100mbit+ sites
to affil

the tv barge

Posted at 03/09/2011, 22:10

#166049

✎ Quote by misla

can't we get in a 550 mb version?
it is better than 350 mb.

there's no 550mb version. there's only that weird 480p mkv transcode version from msd...

✎ Quote by doctor.who.2005.6x09.night.terrors.480p.hdtv.x264-msd.nfo

doctor.who.2005.6x09.night.terrors.480p.hdtv.x264-msd [mkv 177mb]

the doctor looks and seems human.
he's handsome, witty, and could be mistaken for just another man in the street.
but the doctor is a time lord: a 900 year old alien with 2 hearts, part of a gifted civilization who
mastered time travel.

the doctor saves planets for a living - more of a hobby actually, and he's very, very good at it.
he's saved us from alien menaces and evil from before time began - but just who is he?
http://thetvdb.com/?tab=seasonall&id=78804

doctor.who.2005.6x09.night.terrors.480p.hdtv.x264-msd.mkv

duration :: 42 minutes
release size :: 177mb (85% compress)
x264 r2074 :: 445 kbps
aac 2ch cbr :: 128 kbps
resolution (ar) :: 852x480 (1.775)

source : doctor_who_2005.6x09.night_terrors.720p_hdtv_x264-fov : 1.13gb

avs info: 852x480p 0:0 @ 25/1 fps (cfr)
x264 info: profile high, level 4.1
x264 info: frame i:1065 avg qp:22.50 size: 17830
x264 info: frame p:27753 avg qp:25.90 size: 3493
x264 info: frame b:34894 avg qp:28.88 size: 811
x264 info: consecutive b-frames: 15.6% 29.9% 12.2% 42.2%
encoded 63712 frames, 61.62 fps, 452.69 kb/s

update your players! msd recommends : cccp / vlc / splayer / kmplayer

Posted at 03/09/2011, 22:14

#166050

i went looking for a 550m version, but the only one i found was a trogan zip file! be wary!

not happy that its gonna be bad quality 350...but if thats all there is!

Posted at 05/09/2011, 00:01

#166108

✎ Quote by misla

i think you misunderstand me. first of all, i don't have a problem with the 720p being too
big in mb
(although over 2gb is getting pretty big - and my connection is fine), it is too "big" in "information".
i have 3ghz laptop, it's three years old, but the model is propably one year older than that; but thats
not the issue. it can do my math and physics fine, but graphics - nopes. because the graphics card is
very low in quality. it doesn't matter
as comparison, i can't play harry potter 3 - 3!; the game is able to run, but it lacks in jumps of five
second or something like that. i kid you not. and that game is getting pretty old.
and i know the problem isn't in the cable, as it also lacks (but less notible) when wathing on the laptop.
the s-video-cabel just makes it worse.
so maybe you should just believe someone when they say they can't run the 720p version without
substantial lacking, instead of saying it's not possible.

a 3ghz cpu should be able to decode 720p no problems. this has absolutely nothing at all to do with
your video card unless you're trying to use hardware-accelerated decoding though the gpu, which
you're not doing (if using vlc). if your getting sync issues on a 3ghz machine playing a 720p video then
your machine needs a re-format because it's riddled with so much junk the cpu barely has time to
process the video between running all the viruses you have on it.

what cable you use for external display has no effect on performance, output signal encoding (dac) is
something even a 10 year old 2d only graphics card can do without performance loss - has absolutely
nothing to do with how fast your gpu. it just sounds like you have a lot of crap/viruses/spyware on your
pc slowing things down as you really shouldn't be having any issues.

i repeat, 720p video has absolutely nothing at all to do with graphics performance or how fast/slow you
run 3d games, video playback via vlc is 100% cpu bound. in fact, if you're having issues with cpu
based video decoding chances are you probably can play hp3 once you clean all the shit off your
machine slowing it down.

Posted at 05/09/2011, 00:46

#166116

to last poster:

he may also have the wrong driver for his video installed. if you use the microsoft default
driver for an accelerated video card, you can have the kind of problems he describes.
tell him to check if the video driver installed is from the same manufacturer as the video
card in his machine. if it's not ( meaning microshaft generic ) tell him to goto the homesite
of the manufacturer and download the latest drivers.

just a thought..........

tiantan

Posted at 05/09/2011, 17:13

#166176

if quota or bandwidth cap isnt an issue, i'd just get the 720p and re-encode it to whatever works
for you then...

have you tried loading the file into something like virtualdub?

i dunno, just sounds defeatist to me, to give up..