[REL] A Grandpa for Christmas (2007) (TV)

[ptguardian]

http://akas.imdb.com/title/tt0950740/
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BEAUTIFUL Juliette Goglia stars in this over 85 % screen time
http://akas.imdb.com/name/nm1490275/
i just love redheads...those freckles and eyes win me over every time

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i have had this rip for a while but was waiting for closer to the holidays to release it. the source was great quality and so is this. enjoy

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thank you to Loverboy for helping on this

[emuler]

Saw this on the Hallmark channel. Loved it. Thanks ptg.

[FLL]

Thanks ptg!

Funny thing, just yesterday I thought "it's probably close enough to Christmas to release that movie I discovered last January when I was looking at the Hallmark Channel to get [REL] Saint Maybe (1998)".

A torrent for it didn't complete until mid-January so like ptg I held it. Ok quality but of course being 1CD XviD very bad compared to ptg's version. But there may be people out there whose system isn't powerful enough to play his rip (I am probably still one, at least for now). Get his if you can, but here it is for anyone who wants it...
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[ptguardian]

FLL makes a good point. my files are made for playback on the PS3. it takes a good graphics card to play my files smoothly. i can certainly make a smaller file size that has better playback capability. but i feel that would defeat my purpose. that is bringing the best picture detail and original color for what i can do under 2gigs. i understand many here have computers several years old but they will die at some point and the new one you will get should handle my files just fine. same with your tv. PS3 up converts my files nicely so if you have an hdtv you will be pleased.

basically i figured better to have more detail for a site that seems to have a great deal of attention on eye candy. i am a movie collector and have found as i have upgraded my equipment over the years i enjoy the movies more and more that have greater detail. keep in mind i do most of the files for myself at 4gigs just small enough for a fat32 that my PS3 can read. the files i post here are already downgraded.

if you want to watch on your tv with a regular dvd player just use convertXtodvd it will do the job so EVERYONE can enjoy my files.

enjoy

[Phuzzy4242]

Something else to consider is that in 10 years, the smaller files will be considered like VHS is to us now - we prefer DVD (and now blu-ray) quality but we'll take whatever we can get.

Who knows? Maybe one entire wall of a room will be your screen and people are shown life-sized. If films (and isn't THAT word becoming archaic even now) are encoded NOW in a higher quality, it'll make it easier to convert to those yet-to-be-invented formats later.

[BizarreLoveTriangle]

I think in the future, the viewer will be part of movie. Like dreams...

[emuler]

Anyone try out nVidia's 3D Vision? Rather good with shutter glasses and 3D monitors/projectors. I believe that's the next landmark for movies - 3D in 1080p. With current encoding techniques that give a regular 1080p movie in about 11GB, this should come in at around 15 to 20GB per movie. From my (limited) experience, 3D NEEDS high definition; very disappointing results with DVD quality source material.

[loverboy]

Nice........thanks ptg.
I'm not sure how much help I've managed to be with sharing this.........despite having a head start I certainly wasn't the first to complete. I've struggled with even poorer than usual bandwidth at home for the last few days.....something that seems to happen when the weather turns crappy & demand soars.
Annoyingly, I forgot to enable 'download chunks for preview first' & have only just checked this but wow!..........superb quality.
Now I wonder just how long it will be before I start mp4 encoding......

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[Jacen]

Juliette Goglia's a good singer too.
You can hear it at her myspace site.