Grouping the quality of the film:

Grouping the quality of the film:
Below are some terms of quality movies that often arise when we will download a movie;
* CAM: the quality of this type is the result of recording a digital camera, directly in the cinema so that sometimes the audience who participated recorded passing. Recording quality is usually using a mini tripod, so often there is little shock. Video quality is very bad.

* TS (Telesync): the quality is almost the same as the type of CAM. But the picture quality and sound slightly better than TS because TS is CAM CAM that have been relabeled.


* DVDScr: that is duplicate from promo DVD that will be used as a promotion. DVDScr there will be before the original DVD out on the market. The quality of picture and sound is almost equivalent to HDTV, it's just on the video image often there are several explanations written on the screen of the DVD, which are generally a little disturbing us.

* R5: for this type, picture quality is almost equivalent to HDTV, but for sound quality are usually quite ugly (shrill), although there are some that sound quality is good, but still there is still a little noise thus reducing comfort in watching the film.

* Read: that is a copy of the DVD Original. The quality of picture and sound excellent. Read the original would have if the DVD has been on the market. Can support a maximum of 720 × 720 × 480 or 576.

* Bluray / HD: The resolution is much larger that is 1920 × 1080 or 1280 × 720 (depending on the file). Consequently, the file is so big and twisted too heavy, so it requires high computer specs as well. otherwise it will be broken. The quality is much better than HDTV.

* MHD: mini / micro HD, similar to HD, but with a smaller resolution is 1280x5xx, so the size file also smaller than the HD.

* Work print: the unedited film visual overall effect. Usually there are scenes missing, irregular sounds. The quality of this film varies from best to worst.

* VCD: usually used for lower quality transfers (CAM / TS / TC / Screen er (VHS) / TV rip (analogue) to create a smaller file size.

Usually order the release of a film on the internet is as follows, although not always:
CAM -> TS -> DVDScr -> R5 -> Read -> BRRip