Paying for Suprnova?
Paying for Suprnova?
What are some other good torrent sites?
10-Oct-2004, 11:48 AM
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Originally posted by GinoLicious
I find those torrents take so long to download.
I find those torrents take so long to download.
10-Oct-2004, 06:35 PM
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Since the movies come with 2 folders called cd1 and cd 2. Of course you burn them cd 1 and 2. But my question is must you convert the files to be able to play them on a dvd player, for example VCD format. Or are they already in that format...
Also how long should it take to connect to peers to start getting the file.
Also how long should it take to connect to peers to start getting the file.
10-Oct-2004, 09:24 PM
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If they come in two folders, then they're already set up to burn in svcd or vcd.
As for setting up ports, it depends what your router is. What you need to do is set up port forwarding to the computer you're using bittorrent on. TCP forwarding, ports 6881-6999, trigger port 6881. Try using bit tornado as your bittorrent program.
As for setting up ports, it depends what your router is. What you need to do is set up port forwarding to the computer you're using bittorrent on. TCP forwarding, ports 6881-6999, trigger port 6881. Try using bit tornado as your bittorrent program.
10-Oct-2004, 10:04 PM
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Good. Means I am able to put my Taking lives onto cd already. That is good to hear. Now i dont care about the ports. The movie is coming along fine. Only taking 8 hours. Now next question is cd covers. Where can i get some and be able to print them the exact size for the movie. I want to be able to shove cd covers in the cd case so i know which movie is which. Also how do i burn the folders? Just burn them on each cd? Now last question. What happens if there is no cd 1 and cd 2? Do I just burn all those files onto one cd and it will automatically be on VCD format?
11-Oct-2004, 11:53 AM
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What are the file extensions in the folders? .bin and .cue? Those two are vcd/svcd formats, when you open them in nero they'll automatically set themselves up to burn as a video cd.
Cd Covers... Usually audio CD's on suprnova have the jpeg in the correct size to print as a CD cover. My guess is to get some printing program that'll print cd covers to the correct size, search around on download.com and then download a crack on suprnova lol.
If there's no cd one or cd two, you have to check the format, many of those DVD-Rips are in divx, and well either you have to convert them into mpeg-1 or mpeg-2 or buy a dvd player that plays divx (around 100 dollars nowadays) or hook up your comp to your tv and watch it over that or get an xbox and mod it to use Xbox media center and play it thru the box. Quite a few options.
Cd Covers... Usually audio CD's on suprnova have the jpeg in the correct size to print as a CD cover. My guess is to get some printing program that'll print cd covers to the correct size, search around on download.com and then download a crack on suprnova lol.
If there's no cd one or cd two, you have to check the format, many of those DVD-Rips are in divx, and well either you have to convert them into mpeg-1 or mpeg-2 or buy a dvd player that plays divx (around 100 dollars nowadays) or hook up your comp to your tv and watch it over that or get an xbox and mod it to use Xbox media center and play it thru the box. Quite a few options.
11-Oct-2004, 12:06 PM
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The file types are like r31, r 23 and so forth starting from r1. Also there is one file called .sfv as well as another one called .rav.
I have never seen these file types before. Must I have nero to burn them? Not possible to just burn them without nero if they were in the format?
I have never seen these file types before. Must I have nero to burn them? Not possible to just burn them without nero if they were in the format?
