Agatha Christie (Partners in Crime series) DivX - moviesbyrizzo

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080336 Agatha Christie's Tommy and Tuppence "Partners in Crime Series" is fun for those that enjoy polite British culture with a light air of frivolity while going about an apparently serious business. We found these videos at a private site on the net, and discovered that two episodes were at a lower res from the remain bath - and were of an older Xvid codec variant that didn't play on our new disc player. We therefore converted the entire lot to DivX for you at mainly 640 X 480 (as original) with 1000k bitrate - except for two episodes in the bath (separate folder) that were lower res (382 X 288 with 718k bitrate) as I indicated. Audio is set to 128k on all. This series isn't for everyone, you've gotta be a British fan to enjoy them. Then again the benefits of immersing yourself in British culture s that it invariably leads to an improved idea of civility and sensibility in articulation as well as Christianly idealism and romanticism too. I watched the entire series first decades ago before returning to University. It was of course all on VHS tape back then, from the only British video store in the town back then. Anyways, its a nice detective series that is a nice enough quality if you mainly want to enjoy the benefits of having the program in any event - rather than the very best we could do - although please stay tuned to announcements of an HD version for you perhaps too, which I would be happy to provide as soon as is practicable to do - just as we plan two offerings in the Upstairs Downstairs series too for DivX vs HD - both! We are seeding our Rumpole series - so please do join in - we have developed some seeds recently and enough may hopefully choose to stay as we add to the list of completions here too! Our Maigret offering is also nice, so please join in here too! We are also re-seeding all the Michael Rizzo Chessman karaoke series soon Thanks to all that are on the job now (as we have been too recently to some extent!) The 3.62GB zip file vrsion of the 5.11GB collection (its posted at the piratebay) is a great one to get in on especially!) Thanks and good luck with your seeding efforts on British content especially! Michael Rizzo Chessman

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tiago_bhe (2013-04-14)

valeu obrigado mesmo

Paxtoranius (2013-06-16)

Well this is jolly super. Thanks a bunch!

 joshua13 (2013-11-03)

not entirely sure if British fan means fan of British things or British person who is a fan, but this yank finds T&T to be "so delightfully early 20th century British". All the best mysteries are set in late 19th and early 20th century Britain. British humour is #1 with me too. As for articulation and civility, that's true enough as long as you limit yourself to particular classes and places and all those present are "our sort". As a whole I'm afraid the British are no more articulate and civil than Americans, and many are the very definition of the word "insular". But I love them anyway. Cheers.