Whats the best quality rip for 5.1 and HD?

[kevinmuff]

I would like to get the best possible movie rips, so I can get the full 5.1 audio and 1080P video if possible.
Size is not an issue.
I'd possibly like to watch them on my WD TV, or Xbox. But im thinking some files may need to be played on my PC HDMI to HDTV.

Im use to downloading dvdrips.

[shirepirate]

i too own a wdtv live that streams files, the device is basically a piece of shit and works 1/3 of the time. when it does work it works wonderfully though.

pc hdmi to hdtv is a far, far better solution to have. the best possible rips are 4k, but these are still rare. so try to download x264 1080p bluray files.

here are some examples:
http://m2v.ru/?func=part&Part=14&words=1080p

(that site only catalogs various releases, it does not provide them for download anywhere. use torrents or usenet for that).

[NIK]

I would like to get the best possible movie rips

Those would be BD50's, ripped directly from Blu-ray without any transcoding (ie. without any loss of quality).

They will run you around 30GB per movie and they're available here: https://thepiratebay.se/search/bd50/0/99/0

[Danimal1q2w3]

My preferred bitrate for 1080p video is about 11mbps

That's what I look for

[kevinmuff]

Awesome thanks guys. That's exactly what I wanted to know.
So it's still pretty rare then for bd50? Cause when I search them I only get like 30 results.

[gcjm]

BD50 isn't always included in the title.
tpb doesn't have a dedicated blu-ray section, so the search is hit and miss. You can try searching the films you want in the 'HD - Movies' section and order the results by clicking 'size' at the top of the 3rd column on the right.

If you're simply wanting the main feature of a blu-ray, with no extras, try "remux" in the 'HD - Movies' section..
https://thepiratebay.se/search/remux/0/99/207
A blu-ray remux is (generally) the video, main audio and subtitles of the feature taken directly from the blu-ray, with no encoding, no blu-ray extras.

[renhoek93]

I have too say 1080P HD.