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1·4 days agoWhy not both, if you could, one has better reach (Public) and one has better users who seed back (Private)
On Private Trackers, look out for Trackers who open their Sign ups on r/OpenSignups or r/OpenedSignups
1·7 days agoDo you even know what we’re talking about ?
Don’t try this at Airports
I usually use use ThePirateBay for video media
Be wary of the fake torrents that may be listed as Movie.mp4.exe Movie.mkv.lnk Series.zipx and so one, I’d recommend you to open up your torrent client, I’m expecting Qbittorrent. Click on options > Click on the Downloads tab from the left then scroll down until you find Exclude File names, enable it by clicking the checkbox and add these -
.lnk .mp4.lnk .mp3.lnk .mkv.lnk .torrent.lnk .scr .zipx .inkEnabling these would automatically prevent your torrent client to download these files if you mistakenly add these torrents. You can add more or less extensions depending on your use case, like if you never torrent games or software, adding .exe to this list may be beneficial to you, so you don’t accidentally download a fake torrent which has some sort of malicious executable inside.
Piratebay is usually considered unsafe, you’d be better off with trackers listed on here - https://fmhy.net/torrentpiracyguide#torrent-sites
EBook, Audiobooks
Private Torrent Tracker: MyAnonaMouse
Android apps
Mobilism or these sites - https://fmhy.net/android-iosguide#modded-apks
And also, what file formats is best?
Preference based, there’s no best file format. It’s often a battle of compatibility vs. usefulness. Like .mkv can have bundled-in subtitles and audio in multiple languages while mp4 is more compatible with older or less popular devices.
But is x264 or x265 better
x264 and x265 are video codecs btw. These also depend on the user’s use case. If you have modern hardware and can run x265 or av1 encoded files with no problem then definitely go for them as they can save you a lot of space because of their great efficiency, but if your hardware struggles to play x265 or av1 files then go for x264 encoded files, as they are compatible on almost all devices old or new.
Not sure if I’m doing piracy correctly
There’s no way of doing it correctly just follow basic instructions like using a good adblocker (Ublock Origin), use trusted sources mentioned in the megathread and scan your files with Virustotal.com or tria.ge if you think they are suspicious.
Also other than the megathread, there’s this amazing resource called FMHY - https://fmhy.net/
They’re don’t just hold information regarding pirated stuff but general and free stuff too, not to mention they update it very often to keep it up to date. They even have options for backups - https://github.com/fmhy/FMHY/wiki/Backups
If you’re on Android pick a Mihon fork, Komikku is fucking amazing with the Material Design themes and tons of other amazing features. Then add a bunch of extensions to it of the all the good manga sites, this way you can browse, read, download from tons of sources at the same time.
Works really great for NSFW manga/doujins/manhwa too.
If you’re on PC or any other browser based system, then just use one of these sites - https://fmhy.pages.dev/readingpiracyguide#manga
Yes there is. They’re called Kavita and Komga. If you wanna host Doujins then there is Lanraragi, it has a better tagging system then both of them but struggles with chapter merging and all.
Kavita is the preferred one nowadays.
Yes you can but the experience is not that good.
This is a big misconception, modern torrent clients like qbittorrent offer renaming fuctionality without breaking the torrent. I do this all the time without any problem.
Click on a torrent in Qbit > Click Stop > go to the contents tab of that torrent > change the name of the files to the names you’ve changed inside your file explorer > Right click the torrent > Force recheck > It should be rechecked to 100% > now start seeding it.
I’ve done this with hundreds of torrents, I can create a video tutorial if anyone wants.