Haven S03E12 HDTV x264-EVOLVE

wish this was under the correct name. i still would have downloaded it, and i wouldn't have tanted my
love of eureka with disappointment that it wasn't haven when i started it. it's awesome that they did a
christmas special.

eureka didn't suddenly get good... it was always superb.

gdi... i've downloaded this twice now thinking it was haven... *bang head on desk*
eztv why don't you remove it, seeing as it's nuked (i would assume) being the wrong show and
all..?

good question. it has been asked and answered in this forum. read previous posts.

@cassonetta -- thank you for messaging me with the official updated information.

final two episodes have been rescheduled for:

3x12 -- thursday -- jan 17, 2013 -- reunion
3x13 -- thursday -- jan 17, 2013 -- thanks for the memories

show information page:
http://eztv.it/shows/409/haven/
air dates, show description, links to tv show resources, etc.
updated: december 20, 2012

ok, so we have the us air dates, was there any confirmation on whether the canadian dates were
changed
as well? just curious (and very very very impatient... this is the stupid week where all my shows are
stopped for the holidays 😛 if the networks wanna give me a holiday present, they can continue to air
their shit instead of making us sad 😛)

edit, just looked it up myself instead of being lazy, delayed as well, oh wells ☹️

not haven its christmas episode of eureka

the word "eureka" is mentioned 12 times in this forum prior to your comment.
the error is also noted on the show information page.

show information page:
http://eztv.it/shows/409/haven/
air dates, show description, links to tv show resources, etc.

i strongly suggest reading before posting.

!

there is a huge difference between an error and a fake.
if you had read any of the ongoing discussion contained in the previous three pages you would realize
what has happened. this is your warning, be very careful about using the word "fake" in reference to
one of our torrents on our site. also, read what has already been posted before posting new
comments.


cc'd to member's inbox.

novaking deletes nothing

i as well am having an issue with the torrent for haven. usually i do not check the forum for issues since i
have never had one before now, nor a reason to get on the forum.

thank you.
exactly my point.
many downlaoders seldom encounter a flawed download. when it happens, brush it off, move on.
if the occasional flawed download is of concern to you, you can reduce the likelihood of
downloading a flawed file by reading the forums before downloading. if a torernt was just posted and
there are no comments, wait until a torrent has been out long enough for others' to downlaod, watch,
and comment. in the end, please remember, shit happens.

this site is run by a small number of unpaid volunteer hobbyists and enthusiasts, this site is not a
money making venture, you didn't pay for anything, you have no right to expectations , you have no
right to be rude or bitchy when an error occurs. polite contructive suggestions are welcome. curiosity,
questions, answers, education, are a good thing. bitchy, rude, whiney, complaining, not so good.
occasionally venting your frustration is to be expected, but excessive or over-the-top mean spirited
comments can result in being banned from the site.

so ep. 12 and 13 aired on itunes in some other country and are out there for d/l. i just got both files
off tpb and checked and both are legit. any chance these will get updated before the us release? if not
just wanted to provide people wanting to enjoy haven to get these files and enjoy!

jah

[links removed by moderator (bf) we now have our own torrent for both episdoes]
thank you

boonesferry: how exactly is one to do this? i'd like to know, but my impression is that it's all
kept opaque to maintain secrecy. if you've got a small exclusive circle of people who (for good
reason) are hypersensitive about remaining anonymous, then it follows that the inner workings of
such groups won't be well known. i've got no idea how shows get from broadcasts to what is
released. i imagine someone with a dvr connected to a computer that's set up to automatically turn
shows into mp4's and mkv's. i don't know how, and i've long wondered if human beings have to
designate the beginning and ending of commercial breaks. i've noticed that inclusion of an ad is
occasionally a reason for releasing a 'proper.' i've also wondered where the subs come from. i've
got a slight hearing loss and always get the sub with a video. i've also seen releases nuked for
reasons i didn't understand at all, where i found the video perfectly satisfactory but something
about the audio or video was below some scene standard. who sets these standards? are they
published somewhere?

i'm very sympathetic to the idea that downloaders should generally be grateful for what they get and
not act entitled as if they were paying for what they actually get at no cost. on the other hand,
i've seen what i took to be comments from people who ostensibly have ample knowledge of the workings
of the scene (itself an inherently murky concept) which were very indignant about an r5 labeled as
a dvd. to me, that seems kind of petty- much more so than complaints about a missing 15-30 seconds
from an episode of a tv show. (i care more about losing dialogue than about minor differences in
color or audio quality - plus region 5 dvds are a kind of dvd after all.) nonetheless, it's
complaints about the latter which are more likely to be challenged as being bad form and complaints
about the former which seem to be treated as more legitimate.

being irritated that a release is labeled as the wrong show (or even just the wrong episode of the
right show) is a natural and completely understandable reaction. in the days of vhs rental i once
settled down with a snack & drink, only to find that the wrong tape was in the case. granted, that
was an instance where i was a paying customer, but it's unrealistic not to expect people to have the
same sort of reaction. it's not a minor error. if the audio is slightly out of sync, i can take
care of it in about 30 seconds. many people don't have really fast connections; they're not even
available where i live. downloading an hour long show takes me a minimum of 35 minutes.

your response to mrdurden seemed unnecessarily harsh to me. complaining would certainly be
reasonable if you found that a song/album/movie was the wrong title. that it's a different
situation with tv is based entirely on the automated nature of how it's done, which is something
that's probably rather mysterious to the average downloader. if there's a write up that you'd
recommend that explains the step by step process of how different kinds of media become scene
releases, then that would be something useful to add to the dialogue. (maybe some folks who read
such a thing might end up sharing some rare old media - even if they aren't members of release
groups or the official 'scene'.) instead you reacted to a snarky (but undesirable) comment with a
comment that struck me as very condescending. i'd consider knowledge of how the groups work to be
more arcane than knowledge of how the electoral college works ( but less than how cardinals pick a
pope). jumping on somebody for being ignorant of a process which you happen to be in a much better
position to know about (particularly without offering a good source they could use to learn about
it) seems about as snarky as making the original complaint.

maybe i'm unusually ignorant of how things work or i've just not used the right keywords in google
searches. still, i'd wager that there are many more people who feel as much in the dark as i do
than people who feel like they understand how release groups operate.