lol. hahaha they should put some boobies. kekekekeke

Ahh buddy.... Private trackers and sites are a thing. Just cuz you don't have access to em don't mean they don't exist..

Oh I'm aware...

I'm talking about actual facts but can't force people to believe. LOL

I believed and using Quasar is the only way to watch better VID at the moment.

This post has been edited by OCMAX: Apr 19 2017, 04:04 PM

of course.

can tell by the size of the files.

if i m not mistaken, the genuine bluray discs for 4k HDR come in sizes of 50, 66 and 100gb - industry standards.

so, if a file is only 10gb, how good can it be?!

yes, quasar is the best bet.

which is the primary reason i use kodi.

still, simple math says even if u can find a "true" 66gb video from one of the providers, with great seeds and peers, u will need a stable 100mbps speed to stream it properly.

I don't have the patient furthermore the movie files I watch are sharp enough to cut my eyes.

let me guess, u have a very high level tracker?

Using Quasar is nice but it's not the only way to watch better videos. History lesson: Quasar only just started doing what it's predecessor Pulsar started and what even uTorrent implemented back in 2009... With other options available before then too..
Not many have access to really high speed internet speeds to handle near instant streaming Quasar style... It takes a 100Mbps line about one and a half hours to fully download a 60GB file (some 4K vids can be 100GB), let's say its a 2 hour movie.. means, one would have to wait at least 20 minutes before resuming playback (pre-buffer) and only if the file is being streamed constantly at the full 100Mbps, then a buffer-free experience is somewhat guaranteed. Assuming Kodi is being run on a decent PC with capable hardware. So while 100Mbps will do, 500Mbps or even 1Gbps will do even better.. Are they needed? prolly not.. But with streaming content & stable internet speeds, less isn't more..


I'm done...

This post has been edited by voncrane: Apr 19 2017, 04:23 PM

Dunno... It's good enough... Could be better ones out there..They are private & invite only after all.

Don't take it too seriously. This is a healthy discussion.

The buffering helps to smoothed the playback. no doubt about it. Don't forget! many Android box network card doesn't come with giga speed. so everything you upgraded and that one thing is holding you back.

Hence my earlier comments (seamless) on high specs/speed everything and how costly it can be... As some have experienced. I'm chill, no offense taken..

Yes bro, the best 4k movies should come from a genuine 4k hdr disc and only available from amazon.com which should cost around rm100 to rm150 each includes international shipping. And also not to forget a 4k blu-ray player, cheapest is xbox 1 s. Which I'm still thinking worth to invest. The PQ between download and real disc is it able to differentiate by our eyes or my eyes.

I'm sharing with you the network cables stuff because I'm certified by AMP, KRONE, SYStimax, Panduit to design and certify the network infra. I involved in network cabling as early as when they were just using RS232 cables to Cat-7 uptodate in Malaysia.


yeah! since you has invest so much. the best is getting the best genuine quality disc.

This post has been edited by OCMAX: Apr 19 2017, 06:04 PM

Cat7? Omg himedia q10pro can support cat7 cable ? What is the max theoritical speed?

Why you need cat-7 for your himedia box? Cat-5E is good enough.

What I meant is I involved in projects with cat-7 network infrastructure. Is for production line.

This post has been edited by OCMAX: Apr 19 2017, 06:49 PM

Wondering why Quasar while one can watch same movies in Exodus, HD Movie etc etc.

Higher quality movies via P2P?

I have not used Kodi P2P but will consider if there are good/worthwhile reasons to pursue that.

Thanks.

This post has been edited by plumberly: Apr 19 2017, 06:54 PM

I think most people used Quasar because you can find better quality vid. Exodus feed mostly 2CH audio.

If you have patient. Use Quasar.

This post has been edited by OCMAX: Apr 19 2017, 07:02 PM

Noted and thanks.

good question!

if u hv been reading some of the other threads, there are people who say they see no difference between 720p and 1080p!

diff between disc and soft file... i have done that a dozen time times when i first got hold of a few of them. compared to the real thing, a very good copy gets very very close to it; only at certain parts can my eyes catch something. so, on a practical level, i say none.

ok, i will find you if and when i want to lay such cables in future!

Sure! if that's a volume. it can apply for 15-20years warranty. depend on product (Terms apply)

This post has been edited by OCMAX: Apr 19 2017, 09:44 PM