Need Torrent help. Whats A TUS Release.

Hey,

Im trying to download the movie Click.

It says

click cam kvcd(tus release)

Whats a TUS Release?

I believe TUS is the name of a group that either records or obtains screeners and puts them on the internet (Like TScam, etc.)

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TUS is a release group. Cams SUCK!!!!!!!

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you go there and find better releases---

like ones NOT from TUS...and off p2p networks..

Oh..

Well they dont have click. (

just go to the theater. it's only like 6-9 dollars....

[quote311189b16d="cwncool"]just go to the theater. it's only like 6-9 dollars....[/quote311189b16d]


ya and buy your onw music, its only $15-$18 a cd...


sounds like a great deal to me.

yea i dwl'ed something from TUS..u need to have VLC player to play them..quality is horrable

yea and wait a few months for it to come out on dvd, its only like $20

TUS does not release their own cam's, TS, etc. They are a group that uses other releases such as maven's and then converts them to kvcd's which are about 700-800mb. They are in .binurl==http://=http:///url and .cueurl==http://=http:///url files so you can burn them using a CD to play on a VCD DVD player. They are also not meant to be played on computers due to the format they are in, most of the time the quality is pretty bad if played on the computer, but are close to the original scene release if burned and played on a DVD player.

[quote8198ee76fb="Driscollv2"]TUS does not release their own cam's, TS, etc. They are a group that uses other releases such as maven's and then converts them to kvcd's which are about 700-800mb. They are in .binurl==http://=http:///url and .cueurl==http://=http:///url files so you can burn them using a CD to play on a VCD DVD player. They are also not meant to be played on computers due to the format they are in, most of the time the quality is pretty bad if played on the computer, but are close to the original scene release if burned and played on a DVD player.[/quote8198ee76fb]

Exactly and the benefit of downloading these formats for your movies is it burns on an [b8198ee76fb]audio CD[/b8198ee76fb] instead of a DVD and they are a lot smaller. Here's their home website that has a ton of tutorials and etc http//209.160.74.44/~tus/forum//index.php

Also, these movies are for burning for DVD's, not for playing on your computer. If you want to watch it on your computer, download .AVI.url==http://=http:///url

Here is a description from one of their downloads.

If you wish to view this file on your PC then use a media player called VLC which supports
Cue and Bin format movies but be warned, this and Windows Media Player have been known to show incorrect movie runtimes i.e. 37 minutes when the movie is actually 2 hours long. You can download the VLC media player from www.videolan.org but it's NOT recommended to view KVCD's on your PC as they're specifically encoded to view on your standalone DVD Player and TV. If you are planning on watching on your PC then please for fuck sake don't moan about quality as you have been warned. You will see numerous slanderous comment regarding our movies on sites such as Torrentspy, all of these are totally unfounded, it is just peoples inexperience that is allowing them to make mistakes, they basically aren't doing it right. If you wanted to watch this on you PC then you've downloaded the wrong release, you want a DIVX or XVID version so I'll say it one more time, for fuck sake don't moan about quality as you have been warned.

To burn to disc using Nero just right click on the cue file which will be the smallest of the 2
then choose Open With and browse to your Nero.exe (possibly just called Nero) file. (Located in Program Files / Ahead / Nero folder) Ensure the liAlways use the selected program to open this type of fileli box is ticked, this way next time all you have to do is double click the cue file and the burning interface will open, now choose which speed you would like to burn your disc at. It's recommended to burn at no more than 8x, if you burn at a faster speed this may impair the quality and make the video pixelated..

Any other problems then please don't hesitate to ask on our forum which you will find at
www.tus-kvcd-group.com.

i saw it last night.


It was pretty good.