How many times have you seen each episode?

[chrisisall]

Jul 19, 2011 21:31:53 GMT -5 Havok said:

I got it - watched a little already...

Wow, so fast?

it's a bit confusing, but what you need to do is download the .dlc file to get the movie, which is usually under the graphic for the movie (or just browse by letter). You will need JDownloader installed to use the dlc file, which points to the .rar files on Megaupload, or wherever. It downloads them all for you automatically. You will need to enable the JD Webinterface under extensions, and there are some standard passwords you can put in so the program un-rars the files automatically.

OMG, why don't I just interface the nebula matrix with the chronoton download particle emitter ?
;D

[Reaper]

so, who's burning th dvds/cds? lol

[Havok]

Jul 19, 2011 21:47:06 GMT -5 chrisisall said:

Wow, so fast?

Yup - I have FIOS; there's no substitute for Fiber Optics direct to the home! Most movies take about 4 minutes to download if it's ripped, 20 minutes if it's a full DVD. This one took longer because even though it automates everything it still has to pause in between files, (rapidshare) so it added a good 12 minutes of just waiting for downloads.

OMG, why don't I just interface the nebula matrix with the chronoton download particle emitter ?
;D

That's about right...

;D

[Havok]

Jul 19, 2011 21:59:22 GMT -5 Reaper said:

so, who's burning th dvds/cds? lol

You are, of course!

;D

[chrisisall]

Jul 19, 2011 21:59:22 GMT -5 Reaper said:

so, who's burning th dvds/cds? lol

Generally, I don't download stuff because to my eye, I find it looks very 'skippy'. There's so much out there (among them a cool Superman II edit) that I'd like to see, but I just can't deal with the motion (or lack thereof) sickness.
My Son just watched 7 seasons of Voyager from Netflix on his computer; I couldn't look at too much of it at all.
I guess I'm old school. I like smooth, continuous stuff.
I'll watch my prehistoric DVDs. ;D

[Havok]

It all depends on how it was encoded. The latest trend for those of us that have true high speed connections (not DSL!) is to download a Blu-Ray rip, which will be even sharper than DVD.

However, I still have my trusty Cylon head DVD set here, hopefully for 2018 they do a remastered Blu-Ray version with all new behind the scenes and interviews for the 40th anniversary.

(A guy can dream!)