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This movie is 91 minutes long. Why could ANYBODY grab a torrent THIS small when the site has other torrents that are 3x and 4x as big. Even the audio is probably bad. (1337x.to)

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[–] dead@hexbear.net 3 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

Most commercial film DVDs that I have seen are on DVD9. So much so that software exists such as "DVDShrink" so that pirates could compress DVD9 movies to a 4.5GB DVD-R disk.

I'm not sure what data you are looking at to think that most DVDs are sold at DVD5. I know for a fact that your statement about DVD9 only being used in special cases is not true. I've seen communities that specialize in sharing raw DVD disc images and I am certain that DVD9 images exist for almost every movie.