QueenZone discussion #1015412

Kern wrote: Hi and thanks a lot, before I'll start this, one question. Is this better than the Digital Queen Archives Version shared on Queenhouse.de last year?

Kern wrote: Hi and thanks a lot, before I'll start this, one question. Is this better than the Digital Queen Archives Version shared on Queenhouse.de last year?

YourValentine wrote: Great, Don Gerolamo, we really need all help we can get, this torrent will be very popular. I am now sharing it from my (fast) work PC but I cannot do that for long

Leonardo Venegas wrote: Can someone put the link where the screenshots were available thanks to pow wow a couple of weeks ago here in queenzone please?

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote:

Leonardo Venegas wrote: Can someone put the link where the screenshots were available thanks to pow wow a couple of weeks ago here in queenzone please?

Sure thing... they're in page 2 of this topic: link

somebody13 wrote: this one contains some official material(WWRY fast, My Melancholy Blues and SHA) so it's illegal to upload for Dime

Thunderbolt<br><h6>Courtesy of God wrote: Am I wrong in thinking that the audio quality is also superior to the DQA version? I didn't hear the usual dropouts during the opening "We Will Rock You" medley, but my ears aren't as finely-tuned as some here.

Leonardo Venegas wrote: Thank you very much Sir GH you are a great person!

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote:

Thunderbolt<br><h6>Courtesy of God wrote: Am I wrong in thinking that the audio quality is also superior to the DQA version? I didn't hear the usual dropouts during the opening "We Will Rock You" medley, but my ears aren't as finely-tuned as some here.

The audio is a tad weaker on this one, actually.

Sir GH Wrote:Well, thanks. :) But your soccer team is better than mine! I was at the game on Sunday, and Chile completely destroyed Canada in every way! Since then, I've had "Chi Chi Chi... Le Le Le... Viva Chile" ringing in my ears! Ha ha!

pow wow wrote: I don't understand how it's lossy as I copied it straight from video tape using a Panasonic stand alone recorder. Can you expand? Cheers

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote:

pow wow wrote: I don't understand how it's lossy as I copied it straight from video tape using a Panasonic stand alone recorder. Can you expand? Cheers

A lossless single-sided DVD cannot exceed 60 minutes, and the audio must be PCM (not AC3). If it's longer than 60 minutes, that means you're putting more footage onto the DVD but compromising quality. So... technically, this could actually be a bit better quality if it was stretched over two DVDs. :) If this DVD was put on Dime, within hours the torrent would be deleted, even though it's quite possibly the greatest Queen DVD ever... they wouldn't care.

freddie lives wrote: That's even more stupid than removing 3 songs from an unreleased unnofficial concert because those 3 songs were released officially on a compilation.

SCOM wrote: Sorry for the offtopic, but Bob, queenlive.ca is awesome!!!

freddie lives wrote: Regards Dimes' policy. That's probably the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard - who makes this rubbish up? There are plenty of official DVDs on the merketplace that use ac3 sound and not PCM, and have programme content that lasts longer than 60 minutes.

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote:

pow wow wrote: I don't understand how it's lossy as I copied it straight from video tape using a Panasonic stand alone recorder. Can you expand? Cheers

A lossless single-sided DVD cannot exceed 60 minutes, and the audio must be PCM (not AC3). If it's longer than 60 minutes, that means you're putting more footage onto the DVD but compromising quality. So... technically, this could actually be a bit better quality if it was stretched over two DVDs. :) If this DVD was put on Dime, within hours the torrent would be deleted, even though it's quite possibly the greatest Queen DVD ever... they wouldn't care.

Nummer2 wrote: Where do you get your info regarding DVDs at DIME from? I never read anything like that in their Wiki. I'm sure, there's no technical reason for rejecting or banning this video. But the "official" songs wouldn't be allowed, of course.

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: I don't want to argue, either. I'm all for lossless audio, but I have yet to notice the difference in picture quality between 60 minute and 120 minute single-sided DVDs... so we're really on the same page!

pittrek wrote: 928 - again one of your "everybody except me is an idiot" posts ? I fully understand what you are trying to say, but I don't like the way you are saying it. The stuff you want to say can be said or written in a much more polite way. To all - I have a feeling that this is a film > NTSC > PAL conversion, not only NTSC > PAL. The video looks like it was telecined, then IVTC'd and then converted to interlaced PAL, but the film origin is only a theory. Just look at the blended fields, a common result of a bad NTSC > PAL conversion. Also I think it was shot in 16:9, just watch how "squeezed" the left border is. BUT ... And Now the big BUT comes ... These artefacts are ALSO on ALL OFFICIAL RELEASED PARTS of this concert, so I don't think you're gonna find a better version of this concert !!! Even the version QP has is the same "crap" as 928 called it, therefore I see no reason for any critiscs to pow wow . I don't know about dime rules, but those guys look like a bunch of idiots to me. If they allowed officially released material to be shared there, 80% of official DVDs wouldn't be allowed there. Lossy DVD - I don't know who invented this term, but it's complete bullshit. EVERY DVD HAS LOSSY VIDEO ! EVERY ! Because the DVD-Video format uses mpeg-2 compresion, which is lossy ! Only the audio track can be lossless, but LPCM audio is usually used only on concert DVDs, because it's approx. 1.5 GB for 2 hours. If you take in mind, that a single-sided, single-layered DVD can contain just 4.3 GB of data, including the video track(s), the audio track(s), the menus, the bonus features ... and you take in mind how expensive dual-layer DVDs are, you will understand, why LPCM is rarely used. Pow Wow - thank you (again) for sharing this with us. I personally do my VHS captures with my DVD recorder, but since it can't record LPCM audio, I usuaaly do a separate audio-only capture with my soundcard and then synchonise it in Cool Edit Pro. But if you want to know how the "experts" do it, try to read this : link

pow wow wrote: Good read that 928. I've got a couple more vids I would like to upload in the future. All are impovements to what I've seen. Rather than use a stand alone recorder what software/hardware can you recommend to maintain quality? Thanks.

928 wrote You see there you go assuming again......thats what seperates me from you.

I have typed it this way so that ALL can understand.NOT just the tech savies. Bottom line lamen.

...and saying fuck it to the rest.But it can also be from a many generation loss copies done with poor cheap equipment and shitty cabling allowing interference... ....IMO its crap like the others ... ...Heres something to stop you looking a bit silly..

AND where did i slag Pow wow off? Fuck me,even he could work out that i was talking about the History of the show.Its called linage tosser Is it his fault in any way of the way he got it...no

We all know about mpeg2 also being lossy...i explained that in a different post & thread a while back.

will say to you carry on reading your videohelp forums m8

i dont need the forums,there's the difference.

FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: Why doesn't this dvd have good chapters?? When I don't want to listen to a song I can't skip a chapter because chapters start in the middle of a song, or skip a couple of songs.

pow wow wrote:

FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: Why doesn't this dvd have good chapters?? When I don't want to listen to a song I can't skip a chapter because chapters start in the middle of a song, or skip a couple of songs.

It hasnt got song chapters as it was recorded using the recorders pre-sets, which I think are five or ten minute intervals. I just wanted to get it out there in it's rawest form knowing someone would splice it up and create menu's etc.

freddie lives wrote: Creating a menu'd DVD IS possible - I've already done it. If you use DVDdecrypter to rip the disc, the audio rips off saying there is no delay. What you need to do though is add 4 frames onto the beginning of the audio before re-authoring with a menu, otherwise you get a noticable sync problem when viewing. Some of you may not want my copy though as I converted the ac3 to wav and then back again so the sound is REALLY lossy now - even though you can't actually tell by listening to it.

928 wrote:

freddie lives wrote: Creating a menu'd DVD IS possible - I've already done it. If you use DVDdecrypter to rip the disc, the audio rips off saying there is no delay. What you need to do though is add 4 frames onto the beginning of the audio before re-authoring with a menu, otherwise you get a noticable sync problem when viewing. Some of you may not want my copy though as I converted the ac3 to wav and then back again so the sound is REALLY lossy now - even though you can't actually tell by listening to it.

1 you dont add frames...you move the audio 2 I think you meant that YOU can't tell by listening to it......not you etc.. 3 why torrent it & pollute the trade pool. Geez...you lot are so unreal sometimes in screwing up sources, it seems that not even a chalk & blackboard way of explaining gets through to you...and to think i got the blame for explaining it all dumbed down so that even a wet fart could understand. Now maybe you know why i explain how i do Pitrek!! What did you quote to me....."There i go acting like everyone but me is an idiot". Or something like that wasnt it Hmmm

freddie lives wrote: Bobby Brown. When i said "the sound is REALLY lossy", I was being sarcastic because there's always someone on here who wants to have a moan and have a go at other folks. Sorry if I was a a bit defensive. How about we clean up this particular discussion a bit? I'll remove my defensiveness and maybe you will remove the relevent part of your post?

magicalfreddiemercury wrote: First of all - THANK YOU!!! :-) Now... I'm confused. I show 12 peers but only 2 seeds. I thought torrent files were automatically uploaded as they're downloaded. Shouldn't there be 12 seeds? And here, while I'm only at 1.7% and downloading 0 - yes, zero - KBs, I'm somehow uploading 5. Does that make sense to anyone?

Ginger01 wrote: No - there has to be something wrong - I'm seeding and I see 38 seeders to 34 leeches (out of 74 "visible"). You must be one of the "invisible" ;) Seriously though, I don't know what client you're using - you might want to try utorrent (link which generally works well here. Also, try "updating" the tracker (the actual term changes from client to client). In other words, there are lots of seeds out there - good luck!

ztiger_uk wrote: Many thanks for sharing! I have re-authored this for my own use and if the following Chapter points are of any use, please use them: 00:05:47.23 00:09:48.10 00:16:34.00 00:19:39.07 00:21:39.07 00:24:06.16 00:26:18.04 00:29:58.00 00:33:36.22 00:35:48.22 00:46:36.22 00:50:34.00 00:54:36.22 00:57:12.22 00:58:39.07 01:16:58.24 01:21:06.04 01:23:21.13 01:28:46.00 01:32:57.13 01:39:08.14 01:41:00.10 01:46:07.15 01:47:46.00 01:52:17.17

rhapsody8 wrote: Which software we should use for editing chapter times? I'm using a Mac but if there is a Windows software for this, no problem...

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: Everyone should know, there's something wrong with the audio, and it's very easy to fix it if you have the right software. Basically, all you need to do is extract the audio and copy one of the channels over the other, to make it mono (and then raise the volume to be twice as loud). Some DVD burners mess up the audio, and create this pseudo-stereo sound. This small edit will make it sound far better! Let me know what you think!

pittrek wrote: One word - hotmail (.com)

928 wrote: Right OK you lot of unbelievers.....i told you earlier that i was aware of this version & that it was bad.. but in a different way to the other versions "bad". .......now you find out. I get struck by lightening again...lol Some people think i say things for the hell of it. Right, OK heres the deal.I shall put my money where my mouth is then. The video on this,although transfered at SP mode,has not been crushed that heavily.Only the audio was. So,if someone sends me the lossless soundboard audio of the show i'll define the video & resync the audio for you all. Bob for 1 knows what i do for a living. You will all be more than happy with the outcome. Up to you Pow wow...whats your e-mail addy.I need to talk to you about the VHS and a few other points.

comaman2 wrote: About the sound problem: I've checked it and there is a strange phasing error where both channels sound fine played one at a time but together they sort of phase out each other even though they still are great sounding stereo channels. I found a solution: Try and insert 3 ms (that's 3 milliseconds) of silence in the beginning of the right channel and you will find that the full rich stereo sound comes to life again as it should be.

gaspar wrote: Hey folks! Two days, all alone at 100% seeding the files... Ok, I'll go ahead, on and on until I drop.

928 wrote:

pittrek wrote: One word - hotmail (.com)

Sent e-mail Hope i chose the right word...lol Whoops...LOL.928 is not infallable. I mean to talk with Pow wow...(makes more sense as its his VHS) Sorry Pittrek

dogwithabone wrote:

gaspar wrote: Hey folks! Two days, all alone at 100% seeding the files... Ok, I'll go ahead, on and on until I drop.

I'm seeding too and have been for a week now, although very slowly as I'm also seeding other torrents.

fanatic125 wrote: Why does mine keep skipping? Is it supposed to do that?

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: Here, I've posted a "before" and an "after". Tell me if you hear the difference. All I did was extract the audio with ImTOO DVD Audio Ripper, run GoldWave, copy one channel on top of the other to make it mono, and then doubled the volume. To my ears, the difference is so huge. Before: link After: link Your thoughts?

tgunn2760 wrote: I don't have a player on my PC that will play flac,as I deleted my winamp.

I have the NTSC version of this DVD, that has the horizontal lines, and the audio on that is great. Since this one is PAL, I don't think I can use the video of this and the audio of that, as the NTSC one would be longer than this one.

Do I need to rip the DVD to a single VOB file with Decrypter, and then demux it and keep the video?

Then extract the audio with IMTOO...would the audio file be wav? Is that the same as PCM audio? And if so, wouldn't the size of the audio make the DVD too big for a DVD5? I think the DVD is 3.9 GB, and the AC3 audio is about 300 MBs, wav would be around 700 MBs?

Then run Goldwave you said. I haven't installed it yet, but what would it do? Separate the audio to two tracks? Then copy one and paste it on top of the other? And then how do you double the volume?

Ducksoup wrote:

928 wrote: Right OK you lot of unbelievers.....i told you earlier that i was aware of this version & that it was bad.. but in a different way to the other versions "bad". .......now you find out. I get struck by lightening again...lol Some people think i say things for the hell of it. Right, OK heres the deal.I shall put my money where my mouth is then. The video on this,although transfered at SP mode,has not been crushed that heavily.Only the audio was. So,if someone sends me the lossless soundboard audio of the show i'll define the video & resync the audio for you all. Bob for 1 knows what i do for a living. You will all be more than happy with the outcome. Up to you Pow wow...whats your e-mail addy.I need to talk to you about the VHS and a few other points.

Hello! Sounds good to me. I have the lossless audio. Send me an e-mail at: mrducksoup@hotmail.com

tgunn2760 wrote: I don't have a player on my PC that will play flac,as I deleted my winamp.

Then run Goldwave you said. I haven't installed it yet, but what would it do? Separate the audio to two tracks? Then copy one and paste it on top of the other?

And then how do you double the volume?

fanatic125 wrote: I didn't notice this was PAL so it won't work on my DVD players. Is there a free program that will convert it to NTSC but won't leave a watermark?

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote:

tgunn2760 wrote: I don't have a player on my PC that will play flac,as I deleted my winamp.

Perhaps you could download FLAC Frontend, as that program can decode from FLAC to WAV.

Then run Goldwave you said. I haven't installed it yet, but what would it do? Separate the audio to two tracks? Then copy one and paste it on top of the other?

Basically, yeah... but you don't have to separate the tracks. Just copy the left channel, and replace the right with it. But first, be sure you've selected the GoldWave clipboard in the options, as it's a pretty big file. I'm still using version 4.26, so hopefully the new one works the same way, if that's what you're using.

And then how do you double the volume?

Click on effects/volume/change, and make it 200%. That's it!

tgunn2760 wrote:

fanatic125 wrote: I didn't notice this was PAL so it won't work on my DVD players. Is there a free program that will convert it to NTSC but won't leave a watermark?

There isn't a program that will do a simple conversion, it's a long process and the end result-as I know it-will be LOSSY. Since this DVD has no menu and wrong chapters, you can convert to NTSC and get decent results if you: Rip the DVD to a single VOB file with Decrypter Encode the VOB with TMPGEnc-PAL to PAL, program file, select MPG2 audio, one pass Then convert to NTSC with Canopus: 23.97 FPS with inverse pulldown, program file-audio and video together, MPG2 audio-I always use 320 kbps, high speed encoding Last encoding: TMPGEnc again, NTSC to NTSC, program again, but this time select AC3 audio-it will be lossy as hell but will be good to view and hear... Then author with DVD authoring program.

fanatic125 wrote:

tgunn2760 wrote:

fanatic125 wrote: I didn't notice this was PAL so it won't work on my DVD players. Is there a free program that will convert it to NTSC but won't leave a watermark?

There isn't a program that will do a simple conversion, it's a long process and the end result-as I know it-will be LOSSY. Since this DVD has no menu and wrong chapters, you can convert to NTSC and get decent results if you: Rip the DVD to a single VOB file with Decrypter Encode the VOB with TMPGEnc-PAL to PAL, program file, select MPG2 audio, one pass Then convert to NTSC with Canopus: 23.97 FPS with inverse pulldown, program file-audio and video together, MPG2 audio-I always use 320 kbps, high speed encoding Last encoding: TMPGEnc again, NTSC to NTSC, program again, but this time select AC3 audio-it will be lossy as hell but will be good to view and hear... Then author with DVD authoring program.

I'm going to be honest. I have no idea what you just said.

pittrek wrote:

tgunn2760 wrote: I don't have a player on my PC that will play flac,as I deleted my winamp.

Download VUPlayer or VLC (videolan.org). Both are free and play anything.

I have the NTSC version of this DVD, that has the horizontal lines, and the audio on that is great. Since this one is PAL, I don't think I can use the video of this and the audio of that, as the NTSC one would be longer than this one.

Yes, but you can re-encode your audio to match the video. In the case that you want to re-sync your NTSC-sourced audio to your PAL video, the easiest way how to do it is to use besweet (also free), use the -soundtouch parameter with (-r 25000 29970), then open the result in any audio editor and play with it :)

Do I need to rip the DVD to a single VOB file with Decrypter, and then demux it and keep the video?

No need to rip the DVD with DVDDecrypter, since it's not encrypted. Just run PGCDemux (also free), load the correct ifo (I think in this case it's VTS_01_1.IFO) and demux it, this method will save you disc space.

Then extract the audio with IMTOO...would the audio file be wav? Is that the same as PCM audio? And if so, wouldn't the size of the audio make the DVD too big for a DVD5? I think the DVD is 3.9 GB, and the AC3 audio is about 300 MBs, wav would be around 700 MBs?

All the programs I've used do an automatic lpcm->wav conversion, or at least you can set them to do so. Of course it will be too big for a DVD5, but you can 1)use a DVD9, 2) shrink it with DVDShrink or 3) split it into 2 DVD5 discs.

Then run Goldwave you said. I haven't installed it yet, but what would it do? Separate the audio to two tracks? Then copy one and paste it on top of the other? And then how do you double the volume?

I also didn't originally understand what Bob suggests, but he wants you to do a "mono downmix". I don't remember how it can be done in Goldwave, it's a couple of years since I've used it the last time, but CoolEditPro (or Adobe Audition) has a "mix paste" option. So first you copy the right chanel, paste it into an empty mono file, then copy the left chanel, and "mix paste" it into the mono file you've just created, then double the volume of the resulting file.

fanatic125 wrote: I didn't notice this was PAL so it won't work on my DVD players. Is there a free program that will convert it to NTSC but won't leave a watermark?

tgunn2760 wrote: If I rip the DVD to VOB and demux it, it would give me an AC3 audio file which I cannot decompress. Would Goldwave decompress it?

fanatic125 wrote: I didn't notice this was PAL so it won't work on my DVD players.

tgunn2760 wrote: I have the NTSC version of this DVD, that has the horizontal lines, and the audio on that is great.

tgunn2760 wrote:

fanatic125 wrote:

tgunn2760 wrote:

fanatic125 wrote: I didn't notice this was PAL so it won't work on my DVD players. Is there a free program that will convert it to NTSC but won't leave a watermark?

There isn't a program that will do a simple conversion, it's a long process and the end result-as I know it-will be LOSSY. Since this DVD has no menu and wrong chapters, you can convert to NTSC and get decent results if you: Rip the DVD to a single VOB file with Decrypter Encode the VOB with TMPGEnc-PAL to PAL, program file, select MPG2 audio, one pass Then convert to NTSC with Canopus: 23.97 FPS with inverse pulldown, program file-audio and video together, MPG2 audio-I always use 320 kbps, high speed encoding Last encoding: TMPGEnc again, NTSC to NTSC, program again, but this time select AC3 audio-it will be lossy as hell but will be good to view and hear... Then author with DVD authoring program.

I'm going to be honest. I have no idea what you just said.

Burn the DVD as is, in PAL format, and save it in case you can trade someone for it, or later get a player that will play both formats. As for the conversion, I told you it's long, and complicated. BAsically what you do is change the framerate from 25 FPS-PAL- to 29.97 FPS NTSC. TMPGEnc is a good encoder, but will NOT do do framerate conversions. Canopus does framerate conversions, but sucks as an encoder. So you have to use both, and encode the file three times if you want good results. I just used that method on a movie, "Outlaw", and it came out great. Almost as good as a retail DVD.

YourValentine wrote:

"Oh no no no... use ImTOO DVD Audio Ripper, and it will go straight to WAV."

I don't believe I just saw Sir GH recommend to convert a lossy audio file to WAV!! Ts ts ts ... :)

luise wrote: so..is this out of sync??!

928 wrote: All i have to decide is whether or not to go 2 discs way or a Dual Layer.

freddie lives wrote:

928 wrote: All i have to decide is whether or not to go 2 discs way or a Dual Layer.

Are you doing this to accomodate an uncompressed sound file or have you decided to re-encode the video from the source material to higher bitrate? If you go down the route of a DL disc purely for the audio and NOT an increase in video bitrate, how about making the improved audio available to us seperately so that those of us who know what we're doing can just sync your original video file with the new sound? Thanks

928 wrote: All i have to decide is whether or not to go 2 discs way or a Dual Layer.

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: Here, I've posted a "before" and an "after". Tell me if you hear the difference. All I did was extract the audio with ImTOO DVD Audio Ripper, run GoldWave, copy one channel on top of the other to make it mono, and then doubled the volume. To my ears, the difference is so huge. Before: link After: link Your thoughts?

928 wrote:

freddie lives wrote:

928 wrote: All i have to decide is whether or not to go 2 discs way or a Dual Layer.

Are you doing this to accomodate an uncompressed sound file or have you decided to re-encode the video from the source material to higher bitrate? If you go down the route of a DL disc purely for the audio and NOT an increase in video bitrate, how about making the improved audio available to us seperately so that those of us who know what we're doing can just sync your original video file with the new sound? Thanks

That would mean that i would be giving you permission to lossy a lossless audio track. Yeah.right.thats gonna happen. (This person doesn't get the point does he folks)

I just played both clips with VLC, there is no comparison, the "after" is much much better. I'm currently having issues with Decrypter, I can't rip the DVD to a single VOB file in order to demux the audio and video. I did rip the wav file with IMTOO, it's 1.2 GB and it just might fit a DVD5.

freddie lives wrote:

I just played both clips with VLC, there is no comparison, the "after" is much much better. I'm currently having issues with Decrypter, I can't rip the DVD to a single VOB file in order to demux the audio and video. I did rip the wav file with IMTOO, it's 1.2 GB and it just might fit a DVD5.

Mate, DVD Decrypter will demux a DVD for you without having to convert the disc to a single vob file. Do you have a really old version that doesn't have an IFO rip option?

928 wrote: Sorry its slow...MrDucksoup who is sending me the audio has not been well,so the lossless audio will not be posted to me until tommorrow.

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: Happy to help!

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: Yeah, that's definitely alright! It's essentially the same thing to remove one channel. I just copied one channel over the other, so it was two identical channels. Some DVD software doesn't support mono WAV files, so that's why I suggested the latter way.

Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: Exactly. You heard the samples! The second one is perfect. What we have on the DVD is mono sound, but somehow the two channels don't work well together. The original video feed is mono... just watch any documentary with Houston footage to confirm.

<font size="1">Ðon Gerolamo</font> wrote: Thanks PowWow and Barb, download's going great (500kb/s)! Will seed for a long time. Great post!

Kern wrote: Hi and thanks a lot, before I'll start this, one question. Is this better than the Digital Queen Archives Version shared on Queenhouse.de last year?

This is like... 20 times better! A must download for all QZ memebers imho.

Leaky Luke wrote: eh hello. First of all thank you very much for sharing this. My 2nd request is seeding by some people.. I've just got home after 3 months so I would like to download it now.

macman223 wrote: What Happens When You Preview The Video_TS Files while it's downloading?

bigV wrote:

macman223 wrote: What Happens When You Preview The Video_TS Files while it's downloading?

You get an error by your torrent software, but if you stop the download and restart it should be okay. V.

Farrokh the great wrote: Hi pittrek, can You put the links please? Thank You very much in advance Greetings

marvinp01 wrote: how do you make it have accurately placed chapters??? what software should i use?? ITS GETTING ON MY NERVES!!!!!!!!!!