Looking for a tracker with blu ray rip untouched

**handmousemaster** · February 15th, 2011, 12:31 AM

Hello,

Before trying trading invites, i need to find the tracker of my wishes ^^

I'm currently looking for a tracker with blu-ray rip untouched, by that i means that the video didn't suffer any re-encode, the audio HD english (and french if possible) are still there without compression and french subtitltes are also still there.

Does anyone know a tracker that would fit my criteria?

Thanks in advance for your answers

**Boomer The Dog** · February 15th, 2011, 01:56 AM

I don't know of one, so I can't be of help, but I don't think I've ever seen a whole HD movie
that's uncompressed, though they must be out there. All you need is a few of those and your
disk will fill up, it would be something to burn right away.

Boomer

**handmousemaster** · February 15th, 2011, 02:21 AM

yes i know.

I've got currently about 400 blu-ray and a set up with a few TB available on disk.
I usually have at least 40-50 of them rip on my disks and a system full hd (A/V receiver, tv, vp,...)

My main goal is the following : i buy blu ray around 10€, around 6 mont after their release (europe not us ^^). So, I would like to dl the blu ray when their are released to try the movie and the blu ray quality (a good part of them are almost equivalent to the dvd) in order to decide if i want to buy the blu ray instead of buying everything, even the bad ones.

I've been looking for quite sometime for bluray untouched, but without luck. As it's a rare product (not a lot of people need the whole quality of a bluray) and one of the biggest files, i'm trying a more aggresive search for my happinness ^^

**mountain_rage** · February 15th, 2011, 03:02 AM

My impression is that it does not exist, or if it does it will be incredibly obscure and hard to find and gain access to the community. The size and bandwidth is simply beyond what most people are willing to expend to get a movie. The internet speed, hard drive capacity barrier has not been reached for it yet. Just like the barrier for raw audio, the moment will come, but for now you are probably out of luck.

**handmousemaster** · February 15th, 2011, 03:59 AM

yeah, saddly that the finding of my previous searches. So this post (and other on others forums) are not my last hope, but almost ^^

**drtoker** · February 15th, 2011, 07:57 AM

HDBits.org has blurays, but I do not know if they are untouched. They are like 20-45+GB each, a lot larger then the 720p and 1080p encodes that are on there.
Sites been closed up for a long time now, they had invites open for a few hours only once over the past year that I know about.
I hear you can pick up a lot of bluray sources (used for encoding) on newsgroups these days. Its only like $10 a month for an unlimited subscription, which is a hell of a deal IMO considering you dont have to seed back at all!

Sorry I can't be more sure, I'm fairly new to HD :\

**Boomer The Dog** · February 15th, 2011, 08:30 AM

Really I'm glad that you're working all of this out and thinking big, dreams are how we get
where we want to go.

I remember a time when there was no uncompressed audio, like Mountain Rage is saying.
128k was the standard, now a few years down the line we have any archival or worthy
audio release available in lossless Flac.

When speeds get up to 1000 Mb/s, then we'll probably see amazing HD. Will it happen
before BR's successor format is out though? Google had an announcement about a gigabit
network last year or so, I haven't heard anything on it since though.

I'd suspect that those really into it would distribute from seedboxes in small private
groups, since we aren't seeing anything about a BR underground.

Boomer

http://boomerthedog.net