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09/25/20
04:22:49

The_Owl

Could someone upload some copies of the Lord of the rings set thats a large file set i.e. 4gb upwards and NOT a film just chopped in half Please that is really annoying

09/25/20
10:04:27

Kudzu

Anyone know of DDL free options for the 2nd season of GHOSTS 2019 https://rmz.cr/ghosts-2019 ?

There are no episodes uploads and the bots didn't upload it the complete 2nd season to ClicknUpload RR & NL aren't options that work for me.

09/25/20
15:30:03

cupcake

@Kudzu You'll have to learn to use other sites as well because this thing happens quite often or should i say very often here. Rlsbb is a very good alternative.

09/26/20
07:43:37

Kudzu

@cupcake
"@Kudzu You'll have to learn to use other sites as well because this thing happens quite often or should i say very often here. Rlsbb is a very good alternative"

Thank you. I'm pretty isolated and that was before Corona, So I don't have a social circle (nor employment circle) to find out new information and sites to use from like minded people easily.

Rlsbb ru is an amazing site and source for many options. Thank you for sharing it.

09/26/20
07:59:33

Kudzu

@MenOfMayhem

"@Kudzu

http://scene-rls.net/ghosts-2019-s02-720p-ip-web-dl-aac2-0-h264-tvlamers/ "

Thank you I was able to download the show and now will be able to see it. I didn't know about scene-rls.net , nor all the greatness of material it beholds. Sites that some think are common place are amazing discoveries for those of us without tech savvy friends and/ family. Nor the knowledge of where to go to find new and even older places. Always able to find tons of fakes full of malware, but not the real sites.

Thank you for helping get the show and the ability to fill in shows that are missed by the bots from here. Hunting for missing episodes has always been an issue. Hopefully I'll be able to pay this favor and & debt of gratitude, forward to others in needs

09/28/20
02:27:30

OldGeezer916

Is monkee one of the release groups that got hit in the recent scene busts I read about? They were my only source for a few shows.

09/29/20
05:38:52

bearman

Hi All
Can anyone tell me how to had subtitles to a show. I have some SRT files I want to add the subtitles but I don't know how. Can anyone give me some info on doing it.
Thanks

09/29/20
05:51:44

buriedpast

If it's a mkv file, I use MKVToolNix GUI. It's easy to use and inserts the srt file really fast. Not sure what you'd use with other video file formats though.

09/29/20
16:14:51

OldGeezer916

I also use MKVToolNix. Not sure about all file types, but I know it will take an MP4 file & convert it to an MKV container. Just load the video first. When you drag in the srt file, just choose the 1st option on the menu that pops up to add as new source file.

09/29/20
18:10:03

bearman

@OldGeezer916
@buriedpast

Hi
Thanks for the info , I will try to get that and check it out.

09/30/20
01:50:05

OldGeezer916

@bearman No problem. MKVToolNix is one of the reasons I still have Windows 7 & 8 machines. Microsoft pulled some dirty tricks trying to force everyone to spyware 10. Support for 8.1 is supposed to last to 2023, but they forced Intel not to support anything but 10 with 7th generation CPUs that came out January 2017. A few months later when they found out some newer motherboards still worked fine with 7 & 8 they put out an "update" that bricked all future security updates. Linux is a nerd system, but my computer genius son customized a "user friendly" Linux Ubuntu for my online machine & networked my offline Windows with it, so I get the best of both systems. Got him his 1st PC for his 4th birthday in 1989 & now he works as a programmer making WAY better pay than even Boeing used to pay me. MKVToolNix doesn't stay updated in Linux like in Windows. MKVToolNix also can often make bad files playable. If you have a bad spot that makes a video cut out halfway through, MKVToolNix will patch it together with maybe just a minor glitch. It can also usually fix files with video & audio our of sync, but that takes time to figure out how to do & some trial & error. Couple of great Windows editing & conversion programs are Xillsoft video converter ultimate, (about $40, but worth it) & free Vidcoder that a very good HEVC converter among many other tricks. For professional audio work, there is Goldwave with incredible features, many I still am still discovering. Also a few bucks, but a bargain. Linux comes with a lot of free programs as good or better than Windows. Free package that is so much like full Microsoft Office, I don't see how they haven't been sued by them. Microsoft can go screw themselves with their lousy Windows 10 with their spying & forced updates including firmware that can totally mess up your hardware. They can snoop through your programs & private folders & rat you out to law enforcement. If you don't turn it off the default is a hot mike for anyone speaking near your machine. No thanks!

09/30/20
14:29:32

DuranDuran

The 100 Series Finale Airtime - The CW made a change to the runtime of the series finale for The 100,
which fans will want to account for in their DVR recordings. The network has revealed that
it is extending the last episode of the fan-favorite series by one minute. 9:01 p.m. instead of 9:00 p.m on Sept. 30

https://www.cbr.com/the-100-cw-series-finale-airtime-extended/

09/30/20
14:52:33

Kudzu

bearman
"Hi All
Can anyone tell me how to had subtitles to a show. I have some SRT files I want to add the subtitles but I don't know how. Can anyone give me some info on doing it.
Thanks"

I'm going to cover it from start, although I think only the last bit of guidance is what you need. For a Video(does audio also) Player that has the ability to turn on and off subtitles. Most Media Players should have the feature, I recommend VLC as it is open source, free and has most of the codecs and file extensions you'll run into covered.

If you mean add Subtitles to a show (or movie) your watching, you will need a subtitle file. Which often has a .srt file extension ending.

SubScene is great place for subtitles for many languages and they also have "H.I." and "H.I.-removed" HI= Hearing Impaired, which provides information about music, environmental sounds and off-screen speakers (e.g. when a doorbell rings or a gunshot is heard). You also can sometimes pick up clues that you didn't catch that director meant for you to... Shows dubbed into your language with the subtitles on for close captioning can vary for what is being said on screen and what the subtitles read as. Each conveying similar slight different meanings to due to the wording. There are couple of other options for types but I'll let Sub Scene explain it better.

https://subscene.com/subtitles/searchbytitle (make sure you get your language and the version to match your file and with the options you want. They're pretty fast about posting subtitles as releases are uploaded. You can download by episode or season for series and by film. They also take requests. You will need the ability to open .rar ( winrar ) files to extract the subtitles.

In VLC Player https://www.videolan.org/ If you don't have chose the one for your operating system.

VLC should hopefully automatically find the subtitle file, if it is in the same folder as the video. If not from the VLC player select the "Subtitle"-> "Add Subtitle File"

You may also have multiple subtitles options and/or want a different subtitle file option than what VLC player selected. For that same "Subtitle but 2nd option ->"SUB TRACK"-> ____ (your subtitle files). To select from what files VLC has found for options. This is also where you can disable subtitles by deselecting them. Which only works if they are not ""hard coded"" (recorded on the screen) into the video file from the original source.

I know that is probably more than you needed for advice but hope it helps someone who might not know some of those details.

IF you use a different media player and can't find an add subtitles option, post the program's name and I'm sure someone will give the correct click path of where the programmers hid the subtitle feature.

09/30/20
16:41:57

OldGeezer916

Kudzu:
Yes, that is that VLC will auto seek subtitle files in the same folder as long as the title of them is the same as the video. bearman was asking about muxing the SRT file right into the video. Either way you usually have to turn them on either with the menu or hotkey 0. The sub sites can be good, but I have run into the problem of different releases. Sometimes they are just out of sync & you can tweak this in the VLC menu. Other times they add or cut scenes.

10/01/20
05:46:30

bearman

@Kudzu
Thanks for the info. I did find SubScene and found most of my SRT files. I use ConvertXToDVD 7 and found out how to get it to find and insert the subs in it. I am old but new to all this movie stuff. So like I said thanks for the info and help.

10/02/20
05:41:06

linuxlad

Anyone know what filter combination will work for only the films that have a title and then the year in parentheses?, for example: Blue Tornado (1991)

I have tried every filter combination without success.

10/02/20
17:14:56

OldGeezer916

linuxlad:
The MKVToolNix I have been talking about should recognize most valid codecs & put them in an MKV container. The GUI opens with the multiplexer with the input tab. Drag the file into it & beneath it will show all video, audio & subtitle codecs. At the bottom click "Start multiplexing". Click the job output button at the left side & it will show the processes & if it encountered any errors. As I said before, it can even repair these unless the file is badly corrupted. Sometimes the file will be perfect, sometimes with a glitch. Just Google MKVToolNix GUI. It has versions for any OS. I use my Windows 8 machine. The Linux Ubuntu team does not keep it updated. I can briefly put it online when I open the program & it will tell me if there are new versions. It is available as an installer and as a portable. I use the portable. There are several EXE files in the folder after you extract it. Click the mkvtoolnix-gui.exe. Pretty amazing program, especially for free. More features than I have figured out, but the ones I have done a lot of repairs, like fix out of sync videos.

10/02/20
19:27:02

linuxlad

@OldGeezer916

I was referring to the "search filters" for this website.
https://rmz.cr/filter

You have to be logged in.

10/03/20
03:53:12

OldGeezer916

linuxlad:
OK, I misunderstood your post. Don't get upset about it. I AM logged in, or I wouldn't be able to reply. However, some people might find my post useful. Anyone who has a serious video collection would find MKVToolNix invaluable & should get it. Another member first posted about it or I wouldn't have brought it up. Being able to mux in subtitle files is just one of many things it does. I can often repair files that others would have deleted. Have a set of files the VLC playlist show titles as downloaded by....? You can delete or add your own title metadata that shows up in the playlist. Get a file that the audio defaults to Japanese? I can remove all audio tracks except English. MANY other features I have not found in any other video conversion & editing programs. And it's free.

10/03/20
20:33:18

linuxlad

Admin

Please add a filterable tag(s) to your film titles that only have a name and the year in parentheses.

For example: Blue Tornado (1991)

It is currently impossible to "filter" for 'any/all' of these.