Coraline[2009]DvDrip-x264-AAC[Eng]-MKVGuy

Movie : Coraline (2009) Director : Henry Selick Writers : Henry Selick & Neil Gaiman Release Date : 6 February 2009 (USA) Genre : Animation | Adventure | Family | Fantasy MPAA : Rated PG for thematic elements, scary images, some language and suggestive humor. Country : USA Language : English | Russian iMDb URL : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0327597/ Format : Matroska File size : 400 MiB Duration : 1h 40mn Overall bit rate : 555 Kbps Snapshots http://img191.imageshack.us/g/vlcsnap00001e.jpg/ http://img191.imageshack.us/slideshow/webplayer.php?id=vlcsnap00001e.jpg Video Format : AVC Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec Nominal bit rate : 499 Kbps Width : 672 pixels Height : 368 pixels Frame rate : 23.976 fps Audio Format : AAC Format profile : AAC-HE Channel(s) : 2 channels Channel positions : L R Bit rate : 56 Kbps vbr Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz Resolution : 16 bits Language : English -- Public URL - http://thepiratebay.se/user/MKVGuy

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surajitghosh37 (2010-01-28)

downloading now,will seed for as long as possible.dude pls post post "13 going on 30" and "hard candy".pls man,i've been requesting those for while,i would really appreciate it.

Lovejam (2010-01-28)

Hey MKVGuy,
I e-mailed you yesterday about the settings you use on HandBrake to yield such great quality movies in such a small file size. Could you let me know please.
Thanks in advance.

 MKVGuy (2010-01-29)

@surajitghosh37, '13 going on 30' in a day or 2 and 'hard candy' later on..

 MKVGuy (2010-01-29)

@Lovejam, will check and respond you..

Lovejam (2010-01-29)

Thank you sir!
Keep up the great work.

wootletootle (2010-02-01)

Thanks very much for this upload :)
I too would like to know how you
managed to pack such a high quality
rip into so few bytes?

Rod321 (2010-02-08)

Download speed good
Visuals 9, Audio 9, Sync 10,
Converted & burnt with (ConvertX to DVD 4)
Many thanks to; MKVGuy, Seeders & Peers

Bozobub (2010-02-13)

Much, if not most, of the massive compression you see is simply the x264 codec (h264 is similar) itself, used on a NON-hi-def source. This massive compression ratio is the reason h264/x264 is such a heavy load on CPUs.

eigosensei (2010-02-15)

A: 9
V: 9
Wow! Downloaded in less than two minutes!