Many of you are wondering (and many people know this) to serve those strange names, which are so long and unreadable on vair p2p systems in search of a film. Well, today I teach you how to read those tags in order to predict the quality of audio / video file in question. I state that often turn up fake emule quindi in invito a leggere anche questa guida . Cominciamo: TAG VIDEO
CAM :il film è stato ripreso dal cinema con una telecamera nascosta. Solitamente la ripresa è mossa e la lente non viene messa a fuoco correttamente. I colori sono tutt'altro che brillanti. In breve: qualità bassa (anzi bassissima). I film italiani solitamente sono di questa qualità.
TS : questo metodo di ripresa (chiamato anche telesync) è leggermente "migliore" rispetto al CAM La telecamera usata per effettuare la ripresa è professionale ed è sempre fissa (anche se alcune volte possono esserci dei passaggi in CAM). Qualità sufficiente.
TC : good quality compared to the TS and CAM. The method (also known as telecine) shooting of the film is a bit 'complex: studies of riversaggi is a machine able to pass on the Super-8. When the reels of film are dealt, the machine shall return.
R5 : tag known as "Russian region": films released in theaters have long been marketed in Russia and in other Asian countries. The Italian release on P2P, the LINE.ITALIAN the tag indicates that the audio comes from an Italian source. The video quality of an R5 is equal to that of a DVD, can also contain subtitles.
FS: video to "full screen" (FullScreen)
WAS: video at "half screen" (widescreen)
DVD RIP: do not need much introduction to this tag. The quality of the film is that of a DVD.
SCREENER / VHS SCR : the source is from a video tape (VHS) for only realized by the major film critics. The quality is decent, comparable to a VideoCD just like DVDSCR, contains some subtitles of copyright and some scenes are in B / N.
DVD SCR: this is a DVD produced by the studios for critics and censors. The quality is good although some scenes are in b / w or there are subtitles indicating the copyright.
HDTV RIP: movies recorded from TV in high definition quality nothing short of excellent.
PD TV / SAT RIP: the film was recorded by satellite TV and the quality is excellent.
TV RIP: RIP ripping like the SAT, only that the quality can vary depending on several factors.
VHS RIP: ripped movies from videotape (VHS). Quality varies depending on the codec used to rip.
WP: copy of a film in pre-release version, during assembly. An example of Workprint (WP) is American Pie (1999) ripped from Evil, which came out su canali P2P tre (sì,avete capito bene TRE) mesi prima dell'uscita cinematografica.
TAG AUDIO
MD : l'audio è stato preso tramite microfono (metodo chiamato mic dubbed). La qualità è sufficiente ma può variare a seconda di alcuni fattori.
LD :metodo denominato line dubbed.L'audio è stato preso tramite jack collegato alla macchina da presa.Qualità molto buona.
DD (Digital Dubbed): audio ricavato dai dischi DTS cinema. Con l'avvento dei dischi dts2 di nuova generazione produrre questa tipologia di audio non è più possibile.
AC3 : audio in Dolby Digital 5.1. Taken from the DVD on the market.
TAG Ripping
UNRATED : the movie is ripped with no complaints. Normally this tag is placed in the horror film.
LIMITED : the film on DVD is ripped, long before its release date in stores.
READNFO : some hints of ripping a film is placed into a file.
NFO
STV : ripped the film is not released in theaters, so it is specified for the Home Video.
REPACK : tag that is inserted when the film was reissued on P2P channels, but to correct any imperfections.
INTERNAL : tag that indicates the presence of imperfection in the film ripped audio.
PROPER : when a crew does not guarantee a proper rip of a film insert this tag. So the film may contain various imperfections such as lack of audio in some scenes, desynchronization, and so on. Similar to the Internal Tag.
SUBBED : the film is subtitled in specific language. (Example Nomefilm.SUBBED.iTALIAN)
REMASTERED : the film has been digitally remastered. Tag this in film classics such as Gone With The Wind, etc..
I hope this guide has been to your liking
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