After doing encodes on the Unicron Trilogy, I'm back with your weekly torrents for TF: Animated. I'm on the east coast, so expect this thread to be updated roughly 30-60 minutes after a new episode airs on Cartoon Network with a link to the current Torrent or direct download from Megaupload.

Episodes 1-16: Please buy the DVDs Episodes 17-29: Please buy the DVD (released January 6, 2009) TORRENTS - ALL DOWN Transformers Animated Season 3 MegaUpload Semi-Direct Downloads Transformers Animated Season 3 --------------- Below is a list of all confirmed, future airings of Transformers Animated. Using the times below as a reference will help you determine when to check this thread for torrent updates. Cartoon Network No New Episodes. FAQ on TF: Animated Torrents 1.) What do I need to watch these episodes? You will need a media player (such as windows media player) and XVID video codecs installed.

Transformers Animated S02E06 Rise of the Constructicons.mkv (241.4 MB) Transformers Animated S02E07 A Fistful of Energon.mkv (266.9 MB) Transformers Animated S02E08 S. - Society of Ultimate Villainy.mkv (241.3 MB) Transformers Animated S02E09 Autoboot Camp.mkv (231.1 MB) Transformers Animated S02E10 Black Friday.mkv (247.2 MB). Title: Transformers Animated Season 1 Complete 720p WEB x264 [i c] Description: [align=center] The young Optimis Prime and the Autobots must stop the Decepticons from getting the.

2.) How do I download/watch a torrent? I assume then you are new to the world of torrents. Torrents are simply tiny little files that tell you how a bigger file is split up and how to download those little pieces. To actually download the little pieces, you need a Bit Torrent Client, such as 'Bit Torrent' or my favorite, 'Azureus'. Once you have downloaded your torrent file, you open it with the bit torrent client.

At that point, the download of the actual video file described by the torrent will begin to download. Please do a google search on torrents if you want to know more. 3.) How long will the episodes be available for download? Since I'm hosting the torrents myself and have limited bandwidth, I try to keep episodes hosted for 3 weeks or so after the episode airs. If no one else is sharing the episode, I'll kill the torrent, so please try to share the file for a little while after downloading it.

If a commercially available version of the episode is released, such as on a DVD, I will immediately pull the plug on all such available episodes. 4.) Isn't this Illegal??? I hear this one over and over and it really depends on who you ask. It definitely is a gray area. The general rule of thumb is that since it's broadcast on tv for anyone to see, a copy of that broadcast is ok. However, if this were a copy of say a DVD, that would totally be illegal because the owner of that DVD has no right to distribute copies of it. Like I said, it's a gray area and TFW2005 does not have a problem with these torrents so long as the source material remains a copy of a broadcast.

5.) Wow, this is great! Can I pay you as a thank you or to keep up the work? ABSOLUTELY NOT! If I were to accept a penny for this work and if Hasbro/Cartoon Network ever found out about it, I would be taken away so fast Blurr couldn't even keep up. Audio or Video skips around, what gives?!?! I feel your pain, but most likely this is due to a problem on your computer. Most of the people who have these problems are those who downloaded great big 'CODEC' packs falsely thinking they would get everything they need to play all files.

Most of these packs have conflicts in them by installing too many similar codecs, old versions, or just simply have bad installers. Sure, they may work out for a bunch of things, but maybe they won't. If you have problems and did install such a pack, I suggest uninstalling it and just install the codecs you need, in this case a fresh copy of Xvid and maybe Divx as well.

Click to expand.I used to use Divx but have switched over to Xvid just recently. Pdf manual de como usar un multimetro digital truper. As such, from what I've been experimenting in encoding animation lately, the videos are encoded at 512x384 resolution at 23.96 FPS.

I am also aiming to keep the file size around 150 megabytes. I think the quality is better than my past Divx encodes, but that's just me. The thing that limits the quality the most is a less than stellar cable feed in my house for Cartoon Network. Just watch the first encode tomorrow and give me your feedback.