[TV] The Bill Cosby Show [480p] [h.x264] [48.2 GB]

Dude036 | 15 points | Feb 04 2017 20:25:48

[TV] The Bill Cosby Show [480p] [h.x264] [48.2 GB] | Megalinks MegaDB [TV] The Bill Cosby Show [480p] [h.x264] [48.2 GB]

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[-] iBobRoss | 3 points | Feb 04 2017 20:39:49

zippity bip bop puddin pop

[-] street0721 | 3 points | Feb 05 2017 07:39:23

thanks x264 stuff is popular.. x265 is a raped version of x264..

[-] Tajtus | 2 points | Feb 05 2017 12:08:49

Bill Cosby...raped...hehe.

[-] deptford | 1 points | Feb 05 2017 17:54:43

x265 is kryptonite to both of my laptops. No point in having a smaller file that won't play. X264 FTW

[-] street0721 | 1 points | Feb 06 2017 22:20:56

x264 = uploaders/downloaders x265 = complainers

[-] givebak | 0 points | Feb 05 2017 04:05:58

why not x265 ... the space savings is half roughly

[-] Dude036 | 3 points | Feb 05 2017 04:16:05

Because that's the size I own? Also, you can use handbrake to condense it to h.x265

[-] TheGoodSheep | 1 points | Feb 06 2017 09:37:46

He probably meant that the download would be half the size, not that he doesn't have enough disk space.

[-] [deleted] | -4 points | Feb 04 2017 21:32:56

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[-] aud_nih | 3 points | Feb 04 2017 22:20:21

Encoding still matter for some people depending on what playback device they intend to watch on.

[-] bidufa | 3 points | Feb 05 2017 04:56:44

I've checked a episode of The Cosby Show, it's not x264 . It's xvid. I'm not sure I've seen x264 in avi containers before, and I'm not sure about the rest of the series.

[-] 9239128309123 | 2 points | Feb 05 2017 11:08:44

What's more - 'h.x264' isn't a thing. H.264 is a codec, x264 is an open source encoder library (which has nothing to do with this link).

[-] deptford | -1 points | Feb 05 2017 17:56:53

ban all x265. People just want to watch instantly and not have to mess about with codecs and vlc updates. A 10 year old machine can play x264

[-] thebaldmaniac | 5 points | Feb 05 2017 20:55:09

Yeah if people had that opinion when xvid was the standard and x264 was just taking off, we would have gotten nowhere. I remember my ancient Pentium IV absolutely froze up when I fed it an x264 file! Technology evolves, x265 is the future.