YIFY 1080p usenet

[The_Mowgs]

Does anyone know of usenet providers that index the 1080p rips of yify movies?

I know there are torrents for them but I prefer to use usenet.

Hope someone can help.

 

[Willy Strong]

Dont know. But if the 1080p is out, Usenet will have it ?

 

[The_Mowgs]

Dont know. But if the 1080p is out, Usenet will have it ?

Most of the 1080p yify releases does not make it to the providers I use.

 

[Willy Strong]

Ah! Mine has the 1080p if yify has it but won't be yify. Sorry.

 

[Syphonx]

usenet crawler has quite a lot of 720p and 1080p yify movies.

 

[ItherNiT]

http://goo.gl/WQYwjJ

I'm using usenet bucket and these are working fine

 

[DJ...]

I've setup a bunch of filters in CouchPotato and it triggers a few YIFY downloads on occasion. Not sure the provider though but my primary is newztown...

 

[The_Mowgs]

Its weird because I also use usenet crawler and it never finds the releases. Think I will just add the provider again

 

[DJ...]

Its weird because I also use usenet crawler and it never finds the releases. Think I will just add the provider again

https://www.usenet-crawler.com/search/yify?grp=-1&min=-1&max=-1&age=-1&t=2000

25 pages of results...

 

[DrJohnZoidberg]

I don't get what people see in the YIFY releases, both the video and audio quality is usually awful. What am I missing?

 

[nakedpeanut]

I don't get what people see in the YIFY releases, both the video and audio quality is usually awful. What am I missing?

I'd say the video is pretty much spot on, but yes the audio is always lacking...

 

[DrJohnZoidberg]

I'd say the video is pretty much spot on, but yes the audio is always lacking...

I think I just notice it because all of my stuff is high bitrate encoded. I normally gauge by the size, any 720p movie 5GB+ is normally good, 1080p usually from 7-8GB. Anything encoded at lower bitrates kills image quality especially in fast motion scenes.

Can't wait for h265 and VP9 to become mainstream. Files sizes are going to drop quite nicely.

 

[Zyzzyva]

I think I just notice it because all of my stuff is high bitrate encoded. I normally gauge by the size, any 720p movie 5GB+ is normally good, 1080p usually from 7-8GB. Anything encoded at lower bitrates kills image quality especially in fast motion scenes.

Can't wait for h265 and VP9 to become mainstream. Files sizes are going to drop quite nicely.

Using youtube + vp9 allows me to easily play 1080P using my dodgy 4mbps line. It's quite nice, although at this point i still think if you have the bandwidth h264 1080 looks better.

 

[Syphonx]

Its weird because I also use usenet crawler and it never finds the releases. Think I will just add the provider again

If you're using couchpotato you might need to play around with quality settings and categories to get them to pick up yify releases (remember file size requirements may result in the yify releases being ignored).

 

[The_Mowgs]

I don't get what people see in the YIFY releases, both the video and audio quality is usually awful. What am I missing?

Im not a video or audiophile so the yify releases (1080p) meets my requirements.

 

[The_Mowgs]

If you're using couchpotato you might need to play around with quality settings and categories to get them to pick up yify releases (remember file size requirements may result in the yify releases being ignored).

I have changed the quality settings before but I think I should relook at it again.

 

[Nuro]

I don't get what people see in the YIFY releases, both the video and audio quality is usually awful. What am I missing?

It's awesome if you wan't to check out a movie in an hour or less from start of download. If the movie is any good, then go look for the 4GB rip. I find these days most movies are not worth keeping :erm: