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Night457 wrote: Tue Jun 13, 2023 10:43 pm Google translation from Chinese:

[1998][Mainland] "Tianyu Complete Edition" [Baidu Netdisk] [Mandarin No Words]
[1080p]
...
This resource is the full version of Li Xiaolu's movie "Heavenly Bath" HD [MKV/4.46GB] Baidu cloud network disk download, the movie video format is MKV, Chinese pronunciation without subtitles, the movie is 1 hour and 39 minutes long, and it needs to be downloaded after being compressed. Unzip and play, the resource size is 4.46GB.

https://www.km159.com/thread-12611-1-1.html

Someone who has Baidu downloader and can register at the above site may be able to get this movie in 1080p without subtitles. Any volunteers?

This site seems to have the same resource, maybe:
https://www.1080pan.com/7120.html

I am working on downloading various Chinese torrents, but I think they are 720p or 1080p WITH hardcoded Chinese subtitles. I always prefer my subtitles optional.

The HD videos on YouTube seem to be standard size upscales, and these other sources may not be any different. But I try anyway.

I'm always hesitant to download from Chinese websites, simply because they have too many ads/pop-ups, not to mention they always require some Asian downloader such as Thunder, etc that you have to install (many of these downloaders come with their own ads), then the videos downloaded tend to have heavy watermarks, censors, etc.

mexlink wrote: Thu Jun 15, 2023 11:18 pm
I'm always hesitant to download from Chinese websites, simply because they have too many ads/pop-ups, not to mention they always require some Asian downloader such as Thunder, etc that you have to install (many of these downloaders come with their own ads), then the videos downloaded tend to have heavy watermarks, censors, etc.

I can also only advise to never download these Chinese apps. Probably Backboored..sending lots of Data to the motherland..

Or if you have to, use a VirtualMachine.

At least the Russian sites actually work well for non-Russians (VK.com, OK.ru, rutracker..)

I simply assume that someone who can read the Chinese language of the Thunder / Baidu Netdisk downloader GUI could handle using it no problem. If I could, I would go for it. I don't care who spies on me because they will not find anything interesting or useful. I am a very boring person.

I am still working on trying to download a 1080p torrent that might NOT have hardcoded subtitles.

Uncertified Blu-ray? I registered a forum account and spent about $2 to buy this resource, but I didn’t find on the Internet that this movie has been released on Blu-ray disc. Can Blu-ray discs be counterfeited? The ed2k link does not seem to be seeded, but I hosted it and saved it in the 115 network disk, which can be downloaded and shared at any time. If you can use the 115 link, it will save me a lot of work.

Original file name:
Xiu.Xiu.The.Sent.Down.Girl.1998.DVD.Blu-ray.1080p.AVC.AC3.5.1-BHYS@OurBits.iso

*** MODERATOR EDIT for clickable link:

Like this post to see ed2k links  [20.54 GiB]

*** END EDIT ***

115 sha1:
115://The.Sent-Down.Girl.1998.Blu-ray.1080p.AVC.DD5.1-BHYS@OurBits.iso|22059483136|2FBEDA706D1FBA92F488CA61380B2166A259AA6A|FD15BEF00A187EE164046E95AB88A176B2F4E384




DISC INFO:

Disc Label: The Sent-Down Girl
Disc Size: 22,057,723,714 bytes
Protection: AACS
Extras: BD-Java, 50Hz Content
BDInfo: 0.7.5.8

PLAYLIST REPORT:

Name: 00000.MPLS
Length: 1:39:38.347 (hs.ms)
Size: 21,896,392,704 bytes
Total Bitrate: 29.30 Mbps

VIDEO:

Codec Bitrate Description
----- ------- -----------
MPEG-4 AVC Video 27103 kbps 1080p / 23.976 fps / 16:9 / High Profile 4.1

AUDIO:

Codec Language Bitrate Description
----- -------- ------- -----------
Dolby Digital Audio Chinese 448 kbps 5.1 / 48 kHz / 448 kbps / DN -27dB
Dolby Digital Audio Chinese 384 kbps 2.0 / 48 kHz / 384 kbps / DN -27dB

SUBTITLES:

Codec Language Bitrate Description
----- -------- ------- -----------
Presentation Graphics Chinese 14.428 kbps
Presentation Graphics Chinese 14.458 kbps

FILES:

Name Time In Length Size Total Bitrate
---- ------- ------ ---- -------------
00000.M2TS 0:00:00.000 1:39:38.347 21,896,392,704 29,301

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Download:
https://115.com/s/swz3zge33my?password=5538#
访问码：5538

[www.hdbd.vip].The.Sent-Down.Girl.1998.Blu-ray.1080p.AVC.DD5.1-BHYS@OurBits.iso

Xiu.Xiu.The.Sent.Down.Girl.1998.NTSC.DVDR-ICHI ISO

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:EA496A12B3778FF1D9CAA1B29136B72E19251541

Xiu.Xiu.The.Sent-Down.Girl.1998.SUBBED.DVDRip.x264-BiPOLAR[rarbg]

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:66DF0EBDE251D0EF46988497433D2750B37CBB37


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Night457 wrote: Fri Jun 16, 2023 12:58 am I simply assume that someone who can read the Chinese language of the Thunder / Baidu Netdisk downloader GUI could handle using it no problem. If I could, I would go for it. I don't care who spies on me because they will not find anything interesting or useful. I am a very boring person.

I am still working on trying to download a 1080p torrent that might NOT have hardcoded subtitles.

May I ask why the ed2k link cannot be recognized?

aliceclub wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 1:21 am Can Blu-ray discs be counterfeited?

YES!

Even if a disc is not a "bootleg" pirated copy of an official disc, there are smaller blu-ray releasing companies who do not get official or wide recognition. "Burned" blu-rays can be produced by anyone with a blu-ray burner computer drive, one at a time. They often are of suspect quality, with errors. "Pressed" discs are made in a blu-ray pressing plant in batches, and usually have more consistent quality. Small movie-releasing labels would order small batches, perhaps a few hundred.

So this movie COULD have been pressed at a plant on a real blu-ray. It just might not have the approval of the Mainland Chinese authorities.

aliceclub wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 1:27 am May I ask why the ed2k link cannot be recognized?

I figured it out now, so I deleted my earlier confused response.

Apparently, having a
@
symbol in the filename part of an ed2k link makes it unclickable. It reads it as an email address or the like. Identical files can have different names, so I edited the ed2k link so that
@
was replaced with
-
and then it was clickable.

Of course, this does not magically give the file any seeders. If they do not appear, then it will not be downloadable in eMule anyway.

In your previous posts, I never reached the point of wanting to make the effort to get 115.com links to work. (Sorry.) SO I do not know if your "115 sha1:" link in the same post will ALSO have a problem with having a
@
symbol in it, or if it is not a problem. I did NOT edit it in your post.

Night457 wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 2:28 am

aliceclub wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 1:27 am May I ask why the ed2k link cannot be recognized?

I figured it out now, so I deleted my earlier confused response.

Apparently, having a
@
symbol in the filename part of an ed2k link makes it unclickable. It reads it as an email address or the like. Identical files can have different names, so I edited the ed2k link so that
@
was replaced with
-
and then it was clickable.

Of course, this does not magically give the file any seeders. If they do not appear, then it will not be downloadable in eMule anyway.

In your previous posts, I never reached the point of wanting to make the effort to get 115.com links to work. (Sorry.) SO I do not know if your "115 sha1:" link in the same post will ALSO have a problem with having a
@
symbol in it, or if it is not a problem. I did NOT edit it in your post.

The 115 sha1 link is originally like this and does not need to be changed. 115 sha1 link is a sharing method that uses the underlying vulnerability of 115 network disk to avoid copyright risks. You can skip the "sharing" step and directly transfer the file, which greatly avoids the file being censored. This means that even the auditors of 115 Netdisk cannot detect who has shared the illegal files. There are also loopholes in Baidu Netdisk to skip "sharing" and to increase download speed. All of the above require scripts to implement.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7Gxa7rnBuqY
https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/358874104?utm_id=0

Night457 wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 2:03 am

aliceclub wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 1:21 am Can Blu-ray discs be counterfeited?

YES!

Even if a disc is not a "bootleg" pirated copy of an official disc, there are smaller blu-ray releasing companies who do not get official or wide recognition. "Burned" blu-rays can be produced by anyone with a blu-ray burner computer drive, one at a time. They often are of suspect quality, with errors. "Pressed" discs are made in a blu-ray pressing plant in batches, and usually have more consistent quality. Small movie-releasing labels would order small batches, perhaps a few hundred.

So this movie COULD have been pressed at a plant on a real blu-ray. It just might not have the approval of the Mainland Chinese authorities.

I found the original source of the resource, which came from the OurBits forum. Therefore, I share that this resource is a fake Blu-ray, a pirated digital Blu-ray made by fans. The resource used is the restored image quality version of DVD5. The image quality is as shown in the picture, and it looks pretty good.


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I suspected it might be a "digital" Blu-Ray, which is a ridiculous way to identify a file. 1080p upscales from 576p PAL DVDs can look terrific, but a computer file is a computer file and a plastic disk is a plastic disk. And there is no excuse for it to be 20+Gb, no matter how good it looks! That is just lazy, bloated coding.

This is of course not a criticism of you for sharing it, aliceclub. Thanks!