Jul 10, 2017, 19:10 pm
You're comparing apples with oranges, claiming to prefer oranges, then saying that you don't like anything that looks or tastes orange. 
RARBG and Grym are encoders: they take a source file, and re-encode it, sacrificing some quality to make a smaller file.
What you (claim to) want is a ripper: someone who "rips" a copy of a video from a physical or DRM protected medium and then does not alter it. Simply shares the source file(s).
But '"Video_TS" type folders and whatnot' files are what rippers produce, so...either learn how to play them (it's not hard) or stop fooling yourself that you will accept "no compromises"
tl; dr = when you search for a movie, click on the Size column and pick one of the biggest ones. Generally speaking they will be better quality. Perhaps not perfect, but by definition the best you can get from TPB at that time. Over time, you will find you are getting familiar with the uploaders in that bracket. KATZeus is one to note (assuming you have a 4K TV as you imply.)
RARBG and Grym are encoders: they take a source file, and re-encode it, sacrificing some quality to make a smaller file.
What you (claim to) want is a ripper: someone who "rips" a copy of a video from a physical or DRM protected medium and then does not alter it. Simply shares the source file(s).
But '"Video_TS" type folders and whatnot' files are what rippers produce, so...either learn how to play them (it's not hard) or stop fooling yourself that you will accept "no compromises"
tl; dr = when you search for a movie, click on the Size column and pick one of the biggest ones. Generally speaking they will be better quality. Perhaps not perfect, but by definition the best you can get from TPB at that time. Over time, you will find you are getting familiar with the uploaders in that bracket. KATZeus is one to note (assuming you have a 4K TV as you imply.)