FirstLoveMovies

Night457 wrote: Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:24 am Thank you, ferdi! The ekkofilm link now has a higher quality video.

1080p in Danish language with English hardsubs:
13.2010.1080p.DANISH.HC-EN.WEB-EKKO.short.mp4

Nice to see they upgrade films quality on their platform regularly

Night457 wrote: Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:24 am Thank you, ferdi! The ekkofilm link now has a higher quality video.

1080p in Danish language with English hardsubs:
13.2010.1080p.DANISH.HC-EN.WEB-EKKO.short.mp4

Thanks Night! Because I didn't already have it on either of my big hard drives, I just assumed it wasn't here on the site. Oops!

Many thanks for downloading and posting this on emule, Night! And might I add, venerable use of scene-style title conventions. I find myself staring at your formatting. I might have to use refer to this for future releases.

I am sure the Scene would nuke me because surely I did something wrong.

Unless the downloaded file already has a "good enough" name, I have been using:
title.year.resolution.language.subtitle.source

(And .short on the end if it is a short, so I can pick something quick to watch if I do not have much time.) This formatting I can remember.

Sometimes I put the year with a space and parentheses instead if I feel like it. I add codec details to the video and audio if there is anything special (like H265 or DTS). I like to know if a file has hardcoded or optional internal subtitles. I do not distinguish between WEBRip and WEB-DL because I will never remember the difference and I don't care. Goku DID succeed in convincing me of the value of a named source!

Night457 wrote: Wed Jul 12, 2023 8:34 am I do not distinguish between WEBRip and WEB-DL because I will never remember the difference and I don't care.

For me personally webrip always meant screen-captured or put through some video capturing card (which the scene did before breaking Netflix drm around 2015-2017). But people like rarbg added to the confusion of people when they constantly renamed AMZN.WEB-DL‘s to AMZN.WEBRip.

For me WEB-DL will always mean a direct lossless download from the streaming site itself.

What’s fascinating about Vimeo is: a web-dl from there could be the regular 1080p streaming file (2GB) but also mean the „original“ source file (10GB) if the uploader allowed it.

Thank you, excited for this one

BUMP. Resharing Night457's version on eMule
and on MEGA link: [Code] [Code] [Image]