Hello!
Why is it allways so that first movie rips get to be released first and maby some months later the complete bluray / 4k comes out? is it harder to just copy the original before rip it?
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Hello!
Why is it allways so that first movie rips get to be released first and maby some months later the complete bluray / 4k comes out? is it harder to just copy the original before rip it?
Any chances you're confusing rips with WEB-DLs? The latter would naturally show up first for movies available through official streaming, if a physical release is not out yet.
i mean like: bdrip, converting a complete bluray movie must take more time then just copy the original file and release it? thats what i dont understand techniclyQuote:
Originally Posted by anon
Well, then I don't know. Obviously making encodes takes work, but this is balanced by the fact they're much smaller than an untouched Blu-Ray. Maybe by the time a BDRip is out, everyone's realized the movie sucks like 99% of new ones and there's little interest on a better release :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by mammamia11
Some Blu-Ray discs are encrypted, but I don't think this is a factor since if you can't copy it, you shouldn't be able to do a rip either. May be wrong though.
one of my guesses is that they do it after what is more popular. i remeber back in days when CAM was hugeQuote:
Originally Posted by anon
I never grabbed CAMs due to the very low quality and people randomly getting up and blocking the view :pinch: However, there were a few times when I was really looking forward to watching a particular movie and took a TS... almost the same thing, but with filtering and less horrible audio.