Also be careful about downloading childrens films. Heard reports in the past of kids films having porn clips included in the middle. I know this is sad but there are sick people out there, and you are hardly going to sit and watch every film you download first just to check it, are you?
It is fairly easy these days to download films illegally, including ones that are still in the cinema.
But you will struggle to get ones that are of decent quality. There are a lot of bad quality files out there on the net, and downloading of high quality ones can take quite a while.
Also be careful about downloading childrens films. Heard reports in the past of kids films having porn clips included in the middle. I know this is sad but there are sick people out there, and you are hardly going to sit and watch every film you download first just to check it, are you?
This can usually be combatted by downloading movies from a specific group. Or just buying the movie.Also be careful about downloading childrens films. Heard reports in the past of kids films having porn clips included in the middle. I know this is sad but there are sick people out there, and you are hardly going to sit and watch every film you download first just to check it, are you?
You can preview videos from emule to see if it is legit. Also you would look at what other people are calling the file name when you start the download, this will give you some idea as to the content, If the filename changes between each user it is normally spam.I agree - while I'm not sure how widespread it is one of the problems with downloading movies from the net, from peer to peer sites anyway, is that you are trusting the people that uploaded the movie in the first place to be honest - ultimately all you have to go on is the file name which is irrelevant - I could upload "Debbie Does Dallas" to emule and call the file "Dallas Home Movie" and you wouldn't know the content until you downloaded the whole thing and watched it!.......allegedly!!.
Santa Claus, the movie : ~€9.50
You want to download mp4 movies for that. If a download isnt available in mp4 format, take it fown in whatever format you can and convert using many tools available online.Just wondering...is it possible to download movies in low resolution which are suitable for say the iPod, Creative etc that only have a screen that's a few inches in size? With such a screen, there's little point is downloading a 700MB file....
Most downloaded movies come from dvds in the first place. And are converted to MPEG-4 with a Divx/Xvid video codec. Which is basically compressed video.Back on topic, sort of; does anyone know how the quality of downloaded movies compares to rips direct from DVD's? (assuming both legitimately purchased in the same format ie PAL/NTSC).
And, is there any difference in quality between ripped movies played via pc / media centre / hard drive and those played directly from dvd?
Hope that help a bit.
This can take hours and the aspect ratio and lip sync sometimes get messed up big time.You want to download mp4 movies for that. If a download isnt available in mp4 format, take it fown in whatever format you can and convert using many tools available online.
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