@gazex69 - have you considered a small external box (like a mini-PC) running KODI? Most TV's are both underpowered and lack the memory to handle good playback. Kodi is nice as it will handle anything you throw at it, and is free. Kodi is a simple to use platform... However, you can get complicated with it as well: I have a centralized NAS PC with 65TB (and a 65TB backup), and all the other screens run KODI. And they end up using a centralized SQL DB that allows all the devices to share the same watched list. (You can load KODI as an app on many TV's, but unless that TV handles external memory well, you will end up running out of space quickly. I don't recommend that.)
@Admin... Evev though i have a fairly new 4k tv, 265 seems to work 50-50... with a 2T for downloading, i am very happy that YTS makes 4k in 264...Gb space i have
Something is wrong with Love Island US, added like 20-30 episodes for season 7 today that are not the US version but are showing up there now. And I don't see tonight's episode S07E34 there. My wife is losing it LOL
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@raf696 I didn't say that YTS releases are bad quality, they have actually perfect quality and most of the time oversized!
The complain here was about audio and their 4K rips while YTS is a great source for movies and they are using MP4 which is suitable for streaming and made our job easy for movies.
But in case of Series, we are by our own, our robots are making hundreds of WSM MP4 Rips every day from largest 1080p files and we have good experience with that, we are using a combination of constant quality at capped bitrare which we believe is the most efficient way of encoding to get smallest size at highest quality.
I have some suggestions to YTS
1.Do not use Constant Bitrares as it makes unnecessarily larger file
2.Do not use libfdk for audio encoding.
3.Do not use x264 for 4K releases, it makes a very large file, most devices that support 4K also support x265 as well, encoding x265 makes file 60%~70% smaller
Most TV's are both underpowered and lack the memory to handle good playback.
Kodi is nice as it will handle anything you throw at it, and is free.
Kodi is a simple to use platform... However, you can get complicated with it as well: I have a centralized NAS PC with 65TB (and a 65TB backup), and all the other screens run KODI. And they end up using a centralized SQL DB that allows all the devices to share the same watched list.
(You can load KODI as an app on many TV's, but unless that TV handles external memory well, you will end up running out of space quickly. I don't recommend that.)
The complain here was about audio and their 4K rips while YTS is a great source for movies and they are using MP4 which is suitable for streaming and made our job easy for movies.
But in case of Series, we are by our own, our robots are making hundreds of WSM MP4 Rips every day from largest 1080p files and we have good experience with that, we are using a combination of constant quality at capped bitrare which we believe is the most efficient way of encoding to get smallest size at highest quality.
I have some suggestions to YTS
1.Do not use Constant Bitrares as it makes unnecessarily larger file
2.Do not use libfdk for audio encoding.
3.Do not use x264 for 4K releases, it makes a very large file, most devices that support 4K also support x265 as well, encoding x265 makes file 60%~70% smaller
that's helps a lot thanks!