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vcdupper | 36 points | Jan 16 2018 08:49:39

[MOVIE] Dunkirk.2017.2160p.BluRay.x265.HEVC.10bit.AAC.5.1-Joy [4.81GB] | Megalinks MegaDB [MOVIE] Dunkirk.2017.2160p.BluRay.x265.HEVC.10bit.AAC.5.1-Joy [4.81GB]

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[-] PixelatedMars | 7 points | Jan 16 2018 13:16:46

So it's a 4k movie with suspiciously small size and horrible bitrate. What's the point? I'd rather have a 1080p file with sufficient bitrate than this.

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[-] jaxpacific | 5 points | Jan 16 2018 18:40:15

Yeah I think this would be great as 1080p HDR but as 2160p it is just bitrate starved. If you're looking for 4K picture quality but at a palatable file size stick to rips that use CRF17 like TERMiNAL, IAMABLE, HQMUX etc with lossless audio these average out to 20GB but range all the way from 10GB to 30GB. (HQMUX usually does lossy 640kb/s DD audio if you don't care about Atmos or care about lossless audio saving you a few gigabytes)

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[-] juditasdude | 2 points | Jan 16 2018 19:21:53

Hi! I'm looking for 4k at palatable sizes like you mentioned and I don't have any kind of audio setup, so I don't really care about that, only picture quality. Could you explain to me what CRF17 means? Are TERMiNAL, IAMABLE, HQMUX uploaders? where could I find their rips?
Thanks a lot and excuse me for my ignorance!

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[-] jaxpacific | 4 points | Jan 17 2018 01:06:33

Yeah those are uploaders. They are on torrent sites like rarbg and other direct download sites, don't know of any mega sites though. Typically you'll want to search for "2160p x265" as a good starting point, but just watch out for really low bitrate ones like this.

CRF is an encoding technique that is basically a quality target. The lower the value the higher the quality. Since it's a quality target and not a bitrate target file sizes can be a little unpredictable as somethings compress better than others. 17 in my eyes is near visually lossless in motion, I've had my eyes 3ft from my 65" and I struggle to see the difference. Anything lower than CRF15 would be a pretty crazy and a waste of space, Amazon uses CRF18 for their stuff and it is probably the best streaming picture quality out there. Basically CRF17 is awesome quality, anything above 20 you are going to really start noticing a degradation in quality. I suggest reading up on it more if you'd like to understand it better.

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[-] juditasdude | 2 points | Jan 17 2018 16:48:58

Thanks for the lengthy reply, it's exactly what I was looking for! you cleared a lot of my doubts.

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[-] poland626 | 2 points | Jan 16 2018 23:27:59

Could you recommend a hard drive to play these off of? I imagine I just plug it right into my 4k tv like where the usb port is but I'm looking for a fast drive that won't studder and work

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[-] jaxpacific | 2 points | Jan 17 2018 02:48:54

I like 8TB Western Digital drives. I usually use Plex from my computer to an Nvidia Shield to play them. Can't say how well plugging it right into a TV will work, that's a big "it depends" on the TV and most will likely choke on lossless audio.

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[-] Avid28 | -9 points | Jan 16 2018 13:18:27

-_- Do you know how x265 works?

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[-] PixelatedMars | 5 points | Jan 16 2018 13:24:06

Yes I do. However the original file is 50GB + so this contains less than 1/10 of the data. H265 is more efficient than many other video compression standards but it can't do miracles. Throwing away 9/10 of data means poor bit rate and lots of lost details.

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[-] Avid28 | 1 points | Jan 16 2018 14:22:05

The 50GB is also a REMUX which is just a 1:1 of the bluray.

Do whatever you want man. I just downloaded it and it looks great.

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[-] richardsim7 | 5 points | Jan 16 2018 17:38:21

Do you? The original disc is encoded in HEVC (x265) and it’s 45GB

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[-] Avid28 | -1 points | Jan 16 2018 17:48:12

Yea and there are rips of x265 all over this sub and snap that are 5GB or less.

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[-] xHEDA | 4 points | Jan 16 2018 14:23:58

I know how x265 works. But Joy's releases are crap af. Not even horrible, they are worse from that !

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[-] SubZorro | 1 points | Jan 16 2018 08:51:05

Subtitles for this movie:

  • Dunkirk (2017) 720p HDTS x264 AAC Dunkirk 2017 720p TCRip | Megalinks MegaDB Dunkirk (2017) 720p HDTS x264 AAC Dunkirk 2017 720p TCRip - 1 CD - Download Subtitle

  • Dunkirk.HDTS | Megalinks MegaDB Dunkirk.HDTS - 1 CD - Download Subtitle

  • Dunkirk.2017.BluRay.1080p.DTS-HDMA5.1.x264-CHD | Megalinks MegaDB Dunkirk.2017.BluRay.1080p.DTS-HDMA5.1.x264-CHD - 1 CD - Download Subtitle

  • Dunkirk.2017.720p.BluRay.x264-SPARKS | Megalinks MegaDB Dunkirk.2017.720p.BluRay.x264-SPARKS - 1 CD - Download Subtitle

  • Dunkirk (2018) English TS-Rip - 720p - x264 - AAC - 1.3GB - ZERG | Megalinks MegaDB Dunkirk (2018) English TS-Rip - 720p - x264 - AAC - 1.3GB - ZERG - 1 CD - Download Subtitle

  • Dunkirk.2017.DVDRip.XviD.AC3-EVO | Megalinks MegaDB Dunkirk.2017.DVDRip.XviD.AC3-EVO - 1 CD - Download Subtitle

  • Dunkirk 2017 NEW HD-TS x264-CPG | Megalinks MegaDB Dunkirk 2017 NEW HD-TS x264-CPG - 1 CD - Download Subtitle


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