[Movie] Pirates of the Silicon Valley 1999 (480p x264 10bit) [2.54GB]

thesurvivalproject | 40 points | Aug 30 2017 09:26:56

[Movie] Pirates of the Silicon Valley 1999 (480p x264 10bit) [2.54GB] | Megalinks MegaDB [Movie] Pirates of the Silicon Valley 1999 (480p x264 10bit) [2.54GB]

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EDIT: it's 1.54GB, my bad

~~Sorry about the 480p, This is the best quality I could find for this movie.~~

[-] letseatwater | 6 points | Aug 30 2017 13:17:08

this movie is so fucking good

[-] elitenls | 5 points | Aug 30 2017 12:02:36

480p is the best quality this movie has to offer; it was not produced on HD film, and so you won't ever find it in anything other than 4:3 (it was a made for TV movie aired on the TNT network in 1999).

DVD players came out in the US in 1997 introducing the 16:9 aspect ratio to the general public. However, just because they came out in 1997 didn't mean that they were "affordable" in 1997. 1999 Q4 - 2000 was when DVDs hit the market big, saturated, and dropped from their original price point of $1000+ to roughly $120.

This movie was released in 2005 on DVD, never converted, and is only available in 1.33:1 (or, 480p).

The more you know.

Edit: also, thank you; but since it's x264, I'll stick with my DVD that I bought waaaaaaaaay back when. :)

[-] larrythefatcat | 5 points | Aug 30 2017 17:37:59

According to its IMDb page it was shot on 35mm film, so it could potentially be released in HD or UHD... but it's pretty unlikely for a film like this to get that sort of release anytime soon.

EDIT: It's also possible that it was shot with extra image information on the sides, but it was intended to be 4:3 and was shot on 35mm film (with a native aspect ratio of 3:2) in a spherical process so there wouldn't be much extra information on the sides.

[-] elitenls | 3 points | Aug 30 2017 18:48:03

Nice; I love learning about this stuff. Thank you for the additional information! :)

[-] rag1408 | 2 points | Aug 30 2017 09:30:24

Thanks! Correction: It's *1.54 GB

[-] thesurvivalproject | 1 points | Aug 30 2017 13:02:20

Whoops