>YIFY
YIFY
Xavier Martinez
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Asher White
>YIFY
>Audio: 10
>Video: 10
10/10 Thanks YIFY
Nicholas Anderson
>le turbo autist with his $10000 home "cinema" bought by his parents complains about the quality of something he stole
YIFY is fine, good quality for watching on PC and always has seeds, only retards pretending to fit in hate it
now I'll wait for the triggered manchildren to post their cherrypicked screencaps and """""""""""prove"""""""""" me wrong
Owen Long
they call it YIFY because you can download it in a jiffy haha
Jonathan Reed
If you're watching on a 12 inch screen maybe you won't notice the artefacts. Bluray-rip is best bang for buck.
Camden Morales
>good quality
I can even notice the artifact on my 13 inch laptop
and the audio bitrate is way too low
also dialogue is too small compared to sound effects and background music
Owen Wilson
What's an artifact?
Nolan Lewis
YIFI is fine when you just want to watch some random movie where visuals aren't that important.
Liam James
Liam Gutierrez
isn't YIFY also BR rips?
Jaxson Stewart
Nah, there's pretty bad compression (although sometimes it's fine)
Main problem is the audio sounds like shit
Christian Edwards
this desu
Adam King
The music being too quiet is a Hollywood thing, just the way it is
Carter Gomez
I only watch tv shows anyway
movies are for brainlets
Henry King
>this shit taste
Anthony Bailey
>yiffy
Luke Barnes
>tfw download several 1080p RARBG movies
>They turn out to be .mp4 files
Brandon Hernandez
>CRiSC
Dylan Baker
>2160p UHD BluRay REMUX HEVC
Asher Wilson
>subtitles don't correspond with dialog
Brayden Brown
>aXXo
Ryan Evans
>this
Wyatt Jones
approximately how many terabytes is that file?
Luke Howard
They usually hover around 40GB. Maybe a bit overkill but there are often 15GB re-encodes too if you just want the HDR.
Ryder Moore
>KORSUB
Jack Hall
I only watch blu ray rips over 10GB
Liam Flores
I usually grab the 1080p that's around 4 GB for a roughly two hour movie. Good enough for me.