UK Nova
#31
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by basementwaj
or use Videora to watch them on your ipod / psp / mp4 player
#32
Re: UK Nova
Once you start using sites like UK Nova, it's worth looking into getting a DVD player that plays MPG and AVI files. That way all you have to do is burn the file to a CD, and bung it in the DVD player. IMHO the best all round player is the Phillips DVP-642, which also happens to be multi-region too. The Cyberhome player is also good, especially if you're on a budget.
Anyone who does have access to UK Nova, would do well to download Life On Mars, which is one o the best dramas i've seen in years. Not one to watch with the kiddies around though.
Anyone who does have access to UK Nova, would do well to download Life On Mars, which is one o the best dramas i've seen in years. Not one to watch with the kiddies around though.
#33
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by Paul S
ooo, gonna have to go google that , been using the 3GP convertor s/w for me psp and its not that great
Thakes a while to get used to it but its great for messing with compression ratios to fit files onto your psp (you can adjust sound rather than pictures, or both or just picture to fit on your stick)
Have a play!!!!!!!
#34
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by Bob
Best bet would be to either get VLC to watch the movies/tv without getting codecs, or getting real alternate player, which is a cut down version without all the shite of the real one, same goes for the quicktime jobby, only a couple mb's a piece....find those progs over on the hippo- www.filehippo.com
I like this one: http://www.codecguide.com/features_mega.htm.
Use Media Player Classic and it works a treat, also replacing Real and the Apple crap.
#35
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by basementwaj
Try psp video 9, its exactly the same as videora but made especially for the psp.
Thakes a while to get used to it but its great for messing with compression ratios to fit files onto your psp (you can adjust sound rather than pictures, or both or just picture to fit on your stick)
Have a play!!!!!!!
Thakes a while to get used to it but its great for messing with compression ratios to fit files onto your psp (you can adjust sound rather than pictures, or both or just picture to fit on your stick)
Have a play!!!!!!!
well i found VideoRa and it gets even better. Just put the Top Gear Winter Olympics prog into Tivo format and I'm shoving it across me network. It appears to be working, so i don't think i'll even need to burn another disc
well happy have a
#36
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by Paul S
Been on there for a few months now. Use Bitlord as the client with some real fast download speeds.
Just be careful to keep your ratios up other wise they restrict your downloads (have to wait more than 24 hours to d/l a file after the torrent becomes available) or at worst kick you out completely.
I take the file and stick them through WinDVD Creator so we can watch them on the telly rather than a wee small PC display
Just be careful to keep your ratios up other wise they restrict your downloads (have to wait more than 24 hours to d/l a file after the torrent becomes available) or at worst kick you out completely.
I take the file and stick them through WinDVD Creator so we can watch them on the telly rather than a wee small PC display
The ratio thing isn't a problem if yoiu keep the torrent open after you get the file and you can get 300-500kb/s pretty easily through nova.
#37
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by basementwaj
I kinda like Utorrent to download with, it uses about 8 different search engines like mininova and torrent spy. Its really easy to use and its free
#38
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by fatbrit
I like this one: http://www.codecguide.com/features_mega.htm.
Use Media Player Classic and it works a treat, also replacing Real and the Apple crap.
Use Media Player Classic and it works a treat, also replacing Real and the Apple crap.
#39
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by Bob
That's a solid pack, but having to many codecs installed when you don't need them hog the sytem down, the lite codec pack is enough...and the alternates to real/apple are great as they integrate with browser nicely, and also stream the real feed well which vlc doesn't....though I do like the vlc feature that smooths the video output out and stuff.
#40
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by fatbrit
Yep -- you need to read the installer instructions carefully. Don't tick every box for every option on the install. At the top there are suggested packages. Just take the "playback only" one for a reasonably lite install.
#41
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by Bob
the soaps tend to be mpeg's on nova, so just burn them to cd, or cheaper yet, get a dvd player that can play mpeg-4 and dump them to cd's
Originally Posted by Bob
The ratio thing isn't a problem if yoiu keep the torrent open after you get the file and you can get 300-500kb/s pretty easily through nova.
#42
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by Paul S
or alternatively just don't bother watching the soaps works for me
I keep them going, i've just seen people get kicked out for not doing that
I keep them going, i've just seen people get kicked out for not doing that
#43
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 2,542
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by Bob
The soaps, they help me keep my ratio, plus it's somin' stupidly english, i don't pay to much attention to it, but it's nice background noise, beats US soaps anyway, plus I've dual monitor setup, so doesn't interfere with my BE addiction
#44
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by Bradford Lass
I am very impressed with all this, just watched corrie, it all sounded really complicated to a non techy but I think I did it right. Do you simply leave it open for however long you want to after download complete for this seeding buisness? I have things telling me I have NAT problem and am unreachable but in another bit it says reachable but seems to be transferring data ok.
Probably a job for OH on return, though.
#45
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 2,542
Re: UK Nova
Originally Posted by fatbrit
NAT problems won't stop you, just slow you down. The only real cure is to move your network over to fixed IP addresses rather than taking the lazy way out and using the router as a local DHCP server handing addresses over to all and sundry. Then you can set up the port forwarding properly. It's also, as a bonus, much more secure for your network.
Probably a job for OH on return, though.
Probably a job for OH on return, though.