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Harraya · 08-30-2016, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by VictoriousImagin

Dr Kain, did you upload the MKV or an MP4? MKV utilizes soft subs and they can get wonky because they aren't hard-coded into the video when you try to upload them. People tend to upload the MP4s for streaming because a.) smaller file size and b.) more universal support for MP4.

As for the topic at hand: Are you a Japanese speaker? I'm only asking because if you need subtitles or not will determine which series you can actively get the most out of. If you require subs, then Dynaman is only up to episode 19 in translation until MFC drops the next batch of episodes.

That said, torrenting isn't difficult. Just try looking up uTorrent and set it up. You never have to mess with the settings or anything. Go to Nyaa, or the directly to the subgroup's page, and download the torrent file and open it in uTorrent. Something will pop up with options like if you want certain files downloading faster than others, but you can ignore this and just click okay. The files will begin downloading and once the torrent finishes, voila. If you mostly use your phone though, you might want to stick with MP4s instead of MKVs, since MP4s are more likely to work on any kind of phone.

My parents wont let me get torrent stuff though

08-30-2016, 07:55 PM	#41
Harraya Let's make this showy! Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: USA Posts: 59	Quote: Originally Posted by VictoriousImagin Dr Kain, did you upload the MKV or an MP4? MKV utilizes soft subs and they can get wonky because they aren't hard-coded into the video when you try to upload them. People tend to upload the MP4s for streaming because a.) smaller file size and b.) more universal support for MP4. As for the topic at hand: Are you a Japanese speaker? I'm only asking because if you need subtitles or not will determine which series you can actively get the most out of. If you require subs, then Dynaman is only up to episode 19 in translation until MFC drops the next batch of episodes. That said, torrenting isn't difficult. Just try looking up uTorrent and set it up. You never have to mess with the settings or anything. Go to Nyaa, or the directly to the subgroup's page, and download the torrent file and open it in uTorrent. Something will pop up with options like if you want certain files downloading faster than others, but you can ignore this and just click okay. The files will begin downloading and once the torrent finishes, voila. If you mostly use your phone though, you might want to stick with MP4s instead of MKVs, since MP4s are more likely to work on any kind of phone. My parents wont let me get torrent stuff though __________________