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Hey guys!
If you're on NorBits, or if you're familiar with its content, maybe you can help me out with this question.
How's NorBit's collection of REMUX and 1080p BluRay encodes for European movies? If you can provide some rough numbers and comment on how well-seeded the torrents are, that would be great. Thanks.
Can anyone help me out with this? PM me if you wish :) 90+ REP points if you can provide a detailed answer ;)
from this review:
http://torrentinvites.org/f36/norbit...-review-92845/
norbits its just another general tracker with mostly english content and nordic content also.
best tracker to cover european movies is eutorrents afaik. usualy trackers specific to the country might have most releases from their country.
get a french tracker for french stuff, german tracker for german stuff..
best bet would be also ptp,teh,cinematik,karagarga... but norbits its just like sparvar and nextgen were....english stuff + nordic stuff.
Thanks a lot, @Redstar! So basically, NorBits is nothing special, and all the hype surrounding it is just a bubble. Too bad cause I was hoping they'd have a decent collection of Nordic films. The review is pretty outdated that's why I thought it's better to ask.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redstar
CinemaZ is good, but quality is an issue since it's not a HD-only tracker.
Thanks again for responding ;)
there arent many european movies in hd bluray quality, mostly are dvd or dvdrips. for that there are bithq,rodvd for dvd stuff...danishbits for danish stufff.
For older European movies, I agree, a lot of them (except for famous classics) were never released on Blu-ray to begin with. Newer ones (past 15 years or so) are available but are pretty hard to find in decent quality on general trackers. DanishBits is good, yes, so is BitHQ for Full BD! Thanks again!Quote:
Originally Posted by Redstar