[Classic Sci-Fi ] From The Earth To The Moon (1958)

Video Quality = Average The Amazing Story of the Boldest Adventure Dared by Man!! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0051638/ http://thepiratebay.se/user/bitstreeem

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viedma (2010-06-22)

Hi, there are some old s/f movies I´d like to watch again, I´d appreciate if you have them, to upload them. Thanks: Project Moonbase (1953), Being from another planet (Time walker) (1982), The projected man (1966), A Japanese animation Future War (19?).

 bitstreeem (2010-06-22)

WOW! Impressive request list!
EPIC fail on my part except for Project Moonbase (will load today)... Let me see what I can dig up on the others...especially The Projected Man. Forgot all about that gem.
Cheers!!

 bitstreeem (2010-06-22)

@viedma
update on those files...=( I always double check these jewels before loading and I got an error on Project Moonbase while trying to play on VLC I will attempt a repair..
Sorry!!

Ship_Modeler (2010-06-22)

I've had problems with a few of these great films to play on my new DVD player. Beast from 20,000 fathoms and The Man From Planet X and Journey to the 7th Planet in particular. Can you re-upload those?

 bitstreeem (2010-06-22)

Please let me know how reloading these that are still seeded will help them play better on a set top DvD box...?
=)

 neon (2010-06-22)

@Ship_Modeler
some dvd players will not play pirate discs properly,especially the expensive ones..buy a cheap one for $20 bucks they play everything

 bitstreeem (2010-06-22)

Thanks neonrainbow..
There has been an attempt to explain this a couple weeks ago...=)
Ship_Modeler..
I downloaded this a few days back and I never could get it to play in my DVD player. Played fine on the computer, but I was out of luck with my new DVD player.
I'll give it another try. This is one of my favorites.
bitstreeem..
I would not be surprised if many of these old coded flicks will not play on a set top DvD player. I have only checked them with a computer with a boat load of codecs to choose from. If you really want to play them through a hardware DvD player you might try AVS Converter (available right here on The Bay) and recode the movie using the updated codecs in the converter.
..in addition, this method has worked for me in the past to get some of these ancient rips to play on a set top.
neonrainbow is correct in that often the cheaper the player the better chances. My best player was a $50.00 Apex from Walmart.