Comments on: HD Torrents courtesy of BitTorrent http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/ Optical storage and technology Tue, 14 Oct 2008 02:46:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: jim http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-30453 jim Fri, 04 Jul 2008 18:27:53 +0000 http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-30453 bitchass site..JOKE! this site rockss bitchass site..JOKE! this site rockss

]]> By: Wesley Novack http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-25731 Wesley Novack Sun, 30 Dec 2007 04:05:39 +0000 http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-25731 The file format for an HD DVD backup is .EVO, as shown in the torrent listing image above. I'm sure it could be converted to AVI or MPEG, but you would need additional software to do so. The file format for an HD DVD backup is .EVO, as shown in the torrent listing image above. I’m sure it could be converted to AVI or MPEG, but you would need additional software to do so.

]]> By: Judge D http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-25649 Judge D Thu, 27 Dec 2007 23:06:08 +0000 http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-25649 My question would be, what is the file format of the HD back up? If it happened to be AVI, anyone with a high capacity jumpdrive and an xbox 360 could DL and watch without having to fork over the cash for the 360s HD DVD player. My question would be, what is the file format of the HD back up? If it happened to be AVI, anyone with a high capacity jumpdrive and an xbox 360 could DL and watch without having to fork over the cash for the 360s HD DVD player.

]]> By: macDIESEL http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-25096 macDIESEL Sat, 15 Dec 2007 11:45:42 +0000 http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-25096 OK so there's ripped HD movies available for download. Most people won't fork over the amount of money for a drive that can burn a movie that size, or even buy the hd media to burn it onto. Heck I still think DL DVDRs are more than they should be. Of course many will just be happy collecting these movies on their drives and watching it on their PCS, until they can actually afford the burning hardware. I suppose they could also re-encode it down to fit onto a DVDR or DL DVDR. If they go with this route, would the quality of the image suffer? May be someone has actually seen a HD movie about the size of DVDR, but if the movie is down to that size, is it still a HD movie that this point? Anyone have an idea how good the image is? OK so there’s ripped HD movies available for download. Most people won’t fork over the amount of money for a drive that can burn a movie that size, or even buy the hd media to burn it onto. Heck I still think DL DVDRs are more than they should be.

Of course many will just be happy collecting these movies on their drives and watching it on their PCS, until they can actually afford the burning hardware.

I suppose they could also re-encode it down to fit onto a DVDR or DL DVDR. If they go with this route, would the quality of the image suffer? May be someone has actually seen a HD movie about the size of DVDR, but if the movie is down to that size, is it still a HD movie that this point? Anyone have an idea how good the image is?

]]> By: BackupHDDVD Author Interviewed » WesleyTech.com -> HD DVD, Blu-ray, CD info and more http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-267 BackupHDDVD Author Interviewed » WesleyTech.com -> HD DVD, Blu-ray, CD info and more Thu, 25 Jan 2007 00:32:49 +0000 http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-267 [...] The ability to backup an HD DVD or a Blu-ray disc has been sought after by many consumers who have recently invested in a new blue laser formats. Recently their wishes came true. A member of the Doom9 forums who goes by the name muslix64 released a tool that helps users BackupHDDVD’s. Soon thereafter, ripped HD DVD movies started to appear on torrent tracking websites. A couple weeks go by and we now have been informed about a BackupBluray utility. [...] […] The ability to backup an HD DVD or a Blu-ray disc has been sought after by many consumers who have recently invested in a new blue laser formats. Recently their wishes came true. A member of the Doom9 forums who goes by the name muslix64 released a tool that helps users BackupHDDVD’s. Soon thereafter, ripped HD DVD movies started to appear on torrent tracking websites. A couple weeks go by and we now have been informed about a BackupBluray utility. […]

]]> By: svunt http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-252 svunt Wed, 24 Jan 2007 00:47:04 +0000 http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-252 Are you serious? You're posting the image of the number of peers (in the hundreds for every file shown) and claiming that pirates don't care? Well, sorry - but I can see 587 people trying to get the files on your own screenshot. Are you serious? You’re posting the image of the number of peers (in the hundreds for every file shown) and claiming that pirates don’t care? Well, sorry - but I can see 587 people trying to get the files on your own screenshot.

]]> By: BackupBluray rip utility released » WesleyTech.com -> HD DVD, Blu-ray, CD info and more http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-235 BackupBluray rip utility released » WesleyTech.com -> HD DVD, Blu-ray, CD info and more Tue, 23 Jan 2007 07:01:54 +0000 http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-235 [...] The person behind the infamous BackupHDDVD utility (muslix64) is at it again, this time with his sights set on the Blu-ray Disc format. A new utility has just been released in a very early Alpha stage, aptly dubbed “BackupBluray”. This BackupBluray tool is designed to help backup Blu-ray (BD-ROM) movies. The early version of this utility only supports the decryption of Blu-ray discs whose CPS unit key is known. Support for decryption via a Volume Unique key will most likely be added in the near future as development continues. At this point, a stable version of the tool is not yet available for mass distribution. The initial tool has already proven successful though, as there have been multiple already been multiple reports of successful Blu-ray Disc backups. If the BackupHDDVD tool history is any indication as to where BackupBluray will end up, we can expect to see the source code released to the public along with a SourceForge.net project opened. [...] […] The person behind the infamous BackupHDDVD utility (muslix64) is at it again, this time with his sights set on the Blu-ray Disc format. A new utility has just been released in a very early Alpha stage, aptly dubbed “BackupBluray”. This BackupBluray tool is designed to help backup Blu-ray (BD-ROM) movies. The early version of this utility only supports the decryption of Blu-ray discs whose CPS unit key is known. Support for decryption via a Volume Unique key will most likely be added in the near future as development continues. At this point, a stable version of the tool is not yet available for mass distribution. The initial tool has already proven successful though, as there have been multiple already been multiple reports of successful Blu-ray Disc backups. If the BackupHDDVD tool history is any indication as to where BackupBluray will end up, we can expect to see the source code released to the public along with a SourceForge.net project opened. […]

]]> By: WesleyTech.com -> Info on HD DVD, Blu-ray, CD & more… » Blu-ray rips coming soon to a Torrent tracker near you http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-226 WesleyTech.com -> Info on HD DVD, Blu-ray, CD & more… » Blu-ray rips coming soon to a Torrent tracker near you Sun, 21 Jan 2007 20:31:50 +0000 http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-226 [...] muslix64, the person responsible for creating the BackupHDDVD tool, recently announced that it is now possible to successfully rip and decrypt Blu-ray (BD-ROM) Disc movies. He was able to decrypt and play a Blu-ray media file using the VideoLan player without using any Blu-ray equipment at all! The first Blu-ray “victim” appears to have been the movie “Lord of War”, a Lion’s Gate Film. [...] […] muslix64, the person responsible for creating the BackupHDDVD tool, recently announced that it is now possible to successfully rip and decrypt Blu-ray (BD-ROM) Disc movies. He was able to decrypt and play a Blu-ray media file using the VideoLan player without using any Blu-ray equipment at all! The first Blu-ray “victim” appears to have been the movie “Lord of War”, a Lion’s Gate Film. […]

]]> By: WesleyTech.com » Pirates don’t care about HD DVD movie rips http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-122 WesleyTech.com » Pirates don’t care about HD DVD movie rips Fri, 19 Jan 2007 18:35:57 +0000 http://wesleytech.com/hd-dvd-bittorrent/55/#comment-122 [...] The past few weeks, there have been multiple news reports published, articles written and a lot of online chit chat regarding a new tool released that allows users to rip HD DVD-ROM movies. After a few days, even more sites started reporting on the news and highlighting the subsequent appearance of ripped HD DVD movie files on bittorrent trackers. [...] […] The past few weeks, there have been multiple news reports published, articles written and a lot of online chit chat regarding a new tool released that allows users to rip HD DVD-ROM movies. After a few days, even more sites started reporting on the news and highlighting the subsequent appearance of ripped HD DVD movie files on bittorrent trackers. […]

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