which torrent sites are the best in 2025? i need to torrent movies and TV shows
>>214897404Sorry Agent Officer man, I cannot divulge that information
>>214897404I've been using jackett but not sure if I'd recommend, it works great but it probably has access to all my credit cards and porn history and shit, IDK how it really works.
>>214897433installing it as we speak and when windows warned me about the installer i hit "run anyway". how does it work?
>>214897464That warning is exactly what I was talking about. I think it's a "host service" or something. I trust the artists and GitHub is a Microsoft product so hopefully they wouldn't let viruses be on there. You have to go to the jackett website and add all the trackers now I think and somehow add it to qBittorrent. Sorry I don't remember the details
>>214897404Rutracker
>>214897514autists*
I NEED MY PERCS!One perc is never enough.
>>214897404All torrents contain egregious errors. Torrents are a waste of time. Either archive it, or download it on the spot.Also miss Cobes.
>>214897564nigga i just want to watch movies for free
You know thanks to the ukraine/russia war sanctions russia isn't enforcing western copyright at all, and you can go to a russian search engine like yandex and type in "watch (movie name) free" and it will link you right up, right?Otherwise just use ext for torrents
One of Rarbg mirrors and Rutracker.
>>214897611Ever hear of friends? If you were my friend we could watch movies because I already paid for them.
>>214897673doesnt work when you want to watch every episode of Frasier in order
>>214897837Yes it does. You didn't even try you lazy faggot.
>>214898009Nta, but Yandex is the worst search engine of them all and manages to censor even MORE than Google.Even googs lets me find stuff it swears it won't let me find.
>>214898023Hey all I know is I typed in watch Frasier episodes free and the second link had them all, I even watched one to make sure it worked.Personally I use torrents 99% of the time but every now and then I used streaming sites for old westerns or other obscure stuff.
rutracker if you're fine with paying the bandwidth tax of downloading 10 different MVOs, seriously what's their deal with that?
1377x still works somewhat.
>>214897404lmgtfy
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>>214897564>All torrents contain egregious errors.What errors ? If my kinos have errors, they are not even noticeable. Any how the main sites I use are 1. Torrentleech for Western kino2. Avistaz for Eastern kino3. Nyaa for anime kino
>>214897404Yify of course, A10/V10 800mb size thank you Yify.>>214897429Yify already works with federal agencies so there is no danger there, it's all official.
>>214898446it's shit for older stuff tho
>>214897404rutracker.orgnothing else even comes closejust use google translate, it has everything with eng dub and subs (just search "movie name + Sub"), 4k/blu rays and if theres an open matte/director's cut of a movie it's on there
>>214898594It's pretty good I think. But The Russian is still annoying. A few things I got on there were dubbed in Russian too
>>214898528>they are not even noticeable.I spot things before most people. Without exception, torrents are riddled with errors so that we buy the real deal.You probably don't know that Hollywood itself plants torrents to undermine its own industry.
>>214897404PassThePopcorn (PTP) for movies and BroadcastTheNet (BTN) for tv shows. You won't get in though.
>>214897673>search for obscure 60's movie on yandex>it's always the first link hosted on some slavshit equivalent of facebookI don't know how they do it.
>>2148974041337x. If that doesn't have what you're looking for you have to use private trackers
>>214897514>GitHub is a Microsoft product so hopefully they wouldn't let viruses be on there
>>214899636that site is utter trash piracy is dead
>>214897433you run the server, and all the code is open-source. plus, all it does is fetch from torrent sites like a browser.
public trackers were shit and dead last time I checkedtry private ones
where do the streaming sites keep their movies? they obviously share the source.
i just use The Pirate Bay. i don't know if they've implemented a curation system, but any big public torrents will just be on there and they're fine.or if i 100% know the name of a torrent, BTDigg. yeah it doesn't show seeders, but i can get Digital Cinema Packages. stop watching CAM rips. start downloading DCPs.
>>214901173you might be able to use ytl-dlp if you're trying to fetch the actual video. no guarantee that what they stream to you (or what you'll fetch) is that video, though.back in the Flash Player days you could just find some .mp4 in the source code somewhere and oh, there's the original file, hosted on the web server. now it's all chunks and obfuscation and other sorcery ;_;
>>214901316that doesn't answer my question though. there's a lot of stuff on these sites nowadays and they've got to be from same source based on the source selectors. now where does it come from? is it some wild gdrive? an S3 outside of us jurisdiction?
>>214901441They have a megadrive in Tel Aviv
>>214901441you mean originally? fuck knows how 'the scene' works but i assume watchcoolfreemovies123 just grabs a torrent. probably even some shitty YIFY/YTS one. use a script to fetch them, grab the title and description from imdb, throw it on a page with a bunch of ads.
>>214901517You think they're just streaming torrents? I can buy that, but then my question loops back to series and even better, oldies. There's a lot of <1980 movies on these sites and as far as I can tell they're not that popular on public trackers, yet they work well. On the series side I can imagine they got part torrent working but I don't know. There's a giant hoard somewhere is what I'm getting at.
>>214901583Rich demented fucks upload the movies to entrap you.
>>214901645Huh? I'm not even schizoing here.
>>214901583i mean if you had a list of movies, you could reasonable write a script to just fetch 'movie title + year + YIFY' or whatever. they do tend to be weirdly well-seeded (even older flicks).what i get LESS is when the actual rights-holders do this officially (same with music). how the fuck do a bunch of different companies just have these videos? putting together DVDs over time i can understand, but just suddenly having EVERY episode/film from 'the archives' up on a website, all at once? on the music front, was great a few years ago when Deezer had an exploit. years and years of elitist private tracker frens meticulously ripping CDs, then one day you had access to every album ever in perfect FLAC, with correct tags, album art, etc.
>>214902059the actual rights-holder thing I can somewhat explain. I had a gig at a local radio where all I did was put old recording spools on the digital recorder and I put a lot of their archives into digital format and catalogued it on their server. sometimes I had to duct tape the tapes because they were so old and ripping, but that's besides the point. if a radio could make an effort like this, I'm sure tv and movie studios could as well.
>>214901441it's just giant servers in places like OVH in France or a Netherlands data center. the movie sites themselves are basically all linking to the same handful of servers with the files on them.
>>214902291right, and I would like access to that. this fits my theory better than the torrent streaming. somehow all these copycat sites are using the same source and I'd rather just download the movie.
>>214902181i see. i suppose at some point in the future physical archives will go. we all have access to more music right now than a radio station had in its basement.but even in terms of digital storage and transfer, video is huge. yeah bandwidth is cheaper than ever, but it's not like you can just go, "do you want access to the Warner Bros archive? OK, here's a link to the 200 zettabyte file"...right?
>>214902427netflix actually has a blog if you want to read up on it
>>214902385the source for the pirates is the Blu-rays. they'll even list it in the .nfo.and i don't see why you dispute that random streaming sites are just downloading those same torrents. random grandmas don't care about bitrate, just that they're streaming a film for free.my parents did have a bunch of weird apps on a smart TV stick, and they were explicitly streaming YTS rips. you could see the filenames when they played. what are these sites you're talking about?
>>214902385you don't want those, they're dogshit bitrate.if for whatever reason you can't torrent or can't get in the most basic private trackers, look for direct download/ftp sites.ones that link to keep2share, filejoker, tezfiles etc.
>>214902519>the source for the pirates is the Blu-raysyou are so far out of your depth here
>>214902519>>214902523I understand your concern but you don't understand my question.brocoflix, 123movies, lookmovies. their catalogue is huge and I want to know their source.
>>214902595torrents/usenet/ftp servers, however they can get them.the problem is when they deliver the file to you via streaming, it's cheaper to obliterate the quality and cover the page with ad spam so they make 30x what it costs to stream the video to you.
>>214902651well too bad for them I don't see the ads when I launch random seinfeld episode at 2am. are they that organised they can select sources like that or are you just making shit up? I've already noticed that if "Source 1" doesn't work on one site it doesn't on others. It can be a single org putting it all up of course for more ad spread but that doesn't matter with the question of their source anyway.
>>214902786most likely it's all gonna be sorted by imdb codes so when they add a new server full of files it just needs to have the right file structure. when you click to bring up a page it'll be the show title, but on the back end it will be "tt013XXXX" and the front end shit will grab from api's and make it look fancy on your end.
>>214903035you're explaining the method while I ask for means.
>>214903290learn to use command line tools like ffmpeg/yt-dlp or get jdownloader or whatever is the current year equivalent.
>>214903377try that on these sites bucko
Now that I have a nice 4k screen with HDR and shit a lot of torrents look pretty bad.Especially the older ones when encoding was... rudimentary.It's why I pay for Netflix really I can afford it.
>>214897404You shouldn't pirate media because it harms the industry.
>>214903429again, you're trying to rip dogshit compressed files, go get the rarbg mirror backup for pre-shutdown (i think 2022?) movies/shows, or look for direct download sites.could also just wireshark and look at the packets and figure it out from there, some little script that kicks you off the page because you have dev console up isn't going to stop you from seeing the network traffic
>>214903764I already know how to get better rips. You don't understand my inquiry.
>>214903784wireshark, whois, ffmpeggood luck m8
>>214903953I didn't try wireshark, I'll admit that. browser or media tools didn't help.
I miss Rarbg so fucking muchnothing compared to it
>>214903729Surely the media have to see that this is fucking ridiculous. To watch almost anything now requires a subscription>peacock>appletv>hbo>amazon>cinemax>paramount>hulu (by proxy d+)>youtube red>netflixeven anime now has crunchyrollit just isn't viable for the average consumer, especially when their answer to profits declining is to raise the subscription price while also quietly getting rid of content
>>214905768They're back where they started, except people are now even less tecj savvy than before. This will continue and it will only get worse. With people still paying.
what.cd and its interview process was a disaster for zommers. If you dont know how to use IRC and gain axx, just stick to being a good goy
>>214905936*Losing what.cd
>>214905936I lost my what.cd access when I grew up. Now I regret losing it, but I wouldn't use it anyway.
>>214903729I want to harm the industry,
I have no idea if anyone knows where to find it but over 20 years ago Patton Oswalt and Jerry Stiller did a miniseries for the History Channel and part of the commercial was Oswalt telling Stiller "The last time you paid for gas you were on Seinfeld. Give me five bucks serenity now" and since this is a thread looking for torrents I wonder if anyone knows what I'm talking about.
>>214897514Bruh look at this dood
>>214897514Best case a silent crypto miner, worst case your whole shit gets locked to be opened only by a hefty crypto ransom
>>214903729JFC not a single person asked for this
>>214897514>I trust the artists and GitHub is a Microsoft product so hopefully they wouldn't let viruses be on there.What the fuck did I just read
>>214906222>you’re remembering a History Channel mini from about 2003 called #On the Road. Patton Oswalt appeared in promos alongside Jerry Stiller for that series; Oswalt’s credits list it specifically as a History Channel miniseries, and Stiller’s “other works” blurbs also pair the two on that project>The “give me five bucks — serenity now” tag is a wink at Stiller’s Seinfeld catchphrase from the episode “The Serenity Now” (Season 9, 1997)
>>214903729>Worldwide Box Office - $432 000
>>214903729Funny how some mentally ill people just got endless money to burn
>>214903729thankfully that's one title i'll never be tempted to pirate
