[MOVIE] Flatliners 2017 1080p BluRay x265-HETeam (1.32 GB)

[-] Kuser-Skylord | 2 points | Dec 13 2017 05:38:27

Password?

[-] AabidS10 | 3 points | Dec 13 2017 10:04:26

try 'crazy4tv.com'

[-] timishue | 2 points | Dec 13 2017 05:45:03

Thanks for the upload! But archive needs pass?

[-] AabidS10 | 4 points | Dec 13 2017 06:48:09

Pass is "crazy4tv.com"

[-] boltrop | 1 points | Dec 13 2017 04:47:05

Flatliners (2017)

Genre | Megalinks MegaDB Genre: Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller

Rating | Megalinks MegaDB Rating: 5 (6788 votes)

Certification | Megalinks MegaDB Certification: PG-13

Runtime | Megalinks MegaDB Runtime: 110 min

Director(s) | Megalinks MegaDB Director(s): Niels Arden Oplev

Writer(s) | Megalinks MegaDB Writer(s): Peter Filardi, Ben Ripley

Cast | Megalinks MegaDB Cast: Ellen Page, Diego Luna, Nina Dobrev, James Norton

Plot | Megalinks MegaDB Plot: Five medical students, obsessed by what lies beyond the confines of life, embark on a daring experiment: by stopping their hearts for short periods, each triggers a near-death experience - giving them a firsthand account of the afterlife.

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[-] deptford | 1 points | Dec 13 2017 16:08:52

[When you get excited for a movie and then see it's x265] (https://media.giphy.com/media/2JBmA1Hdu39D2/giphy.gif)

[-] EvolutionVII | 1 points | Dec 13 2017 17:04:29

Why though? If there is a x265 release there is a 99% chance there are multiple x264 versions out there. The other way around? Not so much.

[-] deptford | 1 points | Dec 13 2017 17:11:29

I was looking for a bunch of shows here and they are all in fucking X265. I have googled, added codecs and tweaked my devices, but x265 does not wanna play ball. Of course if there is an alternative, then I grab that...but to go from being able to play ANYTHING to this bump in a road format, is super frustrating. And if you can play x265 you can play X264. The reverse? Nope

[-] EvolutionVII | 1 points | Dec 13 2017 17:12:10

What kind of device(s) are you running?

[-] deptford | 1 points | Dec 13 2017 20:06:46

2 Acer laptops with Windows 7. They both have power media centers and can play every god damned format apart from x265. I even had access to an HP Windows 8 PC last year and it could not handle x265 either. I know I sound whiny, but fuck me, this is some perverse shit.

[-] EvolutionVII | 1 points | Dec 13 2017 20:24:34

All depends on the HW of these notebooks/pcs. If they have a fairly newer GPU or CPU it works flawlessly. All Ivy Bridge up can decode x265 with quick sync built in and a cheap 1030 with a Pascal GPU can do the job. As for android tv boxes - every 25 USD box (S905W or RK3229) should have no troubles decoding 1080p 10bit x265

[-] deptford | 2 points | Dec 13 2017 20:30:35

Thanks for the helpful info. But, I am one of those people that wants to exhaust the troubleshooting before spending. I mean from the reactions here, it seems as though the HW should be able handle it, but maybe I am just the outlier with three stubborn devices. Thanks again, because that kind of response is way better than just assuming someone is being a douche. Thanks!

[-] MReprogle | 1 points | Dec 14 2017 19:43:37

Have you tried playing it through Plex? If you Direct Play with the 2nd PC via the actual Plex Media Player app (not through the browser), I am able to Direct Play, which causes hardly any strain on the PC that has PMS installed.

Or, run Plex on one of the PCs and get yourself an Nvidia Shield (my setup). The Shield plays anything you throw at it and you might start preferring the x265 posts (like myself).

[-] SLJF | 1 points | Dec 13 2017 20:48:07

just get a cheap Chinese S905X box. They're like $35 and decodes X265 up to 4K 60Hz

[-] deptford | 1 points | Dec 13 2017 21:21:16

I will do a bit more research as I fear that one day X265 will be the default. But thanks for the recommendation!

[-] SLJF | 1 points | Dec 13 2017 23:59:53

It's probably starting to transition. People still use XviD though, so I don't see X264 going away completely anytime soon. AV1 might replace X265 at some point.. Codecs are always a moving target.

I like X265 myself due to having slower internet.

[-] deptford | 1 points | Dec 14 2017 05:47:52

That's a relief. I am only pissed because I dl a fuckload of content that will not fucking play. I know there is no 'universal' format. But I have never become aware of ghosting and pixelation with x264. You can expect people to buy new HW just because of one awkward format.

[-] Numinak | 1 points | Dec 14 2017 04:11:23

Wow, I didn't even know they did a remake of this.

[-] bisdakexplorer | 1 points | Dec 14 2017 12:18:50

Thanks for sharing this