Merlin (2008) S01E07 The Gates of Avalon [BBC One] [HQ] [H.264]
- Type:
- Video > TV shows
- Files:
- 1
- Size:
- 352.8 MB
- Spoken language(s):
- English
- Quality:
- +3 / -0 (+3)
- Uploaded:
- Nov 2, 2008
- By:
- Frank_UK
Merlin (2008) - Series 1 - Episode 7 The Gates of Avalon BBC One - 1 November 2008 Merlin is a thrilling fantasy drama set to enchant family audiences in a brand new 13-part series on BBC One. Every Saturday night audiences are destined to experience a series of magical adventures, as they follow the unlikely friendship of a would-be wizard (Merlin) and the future King (Prince Arthur). The drama brings together a cast of acclaimed British actors (Richard Wilson as Gaius, Anthony Head as King Uther Pendragon) as well as exciting new faces. Colin Morgan is the young wizard Merlin, Bradley James is the arrogant but brave Prince Arthur, rising star Angel Coulby is Guinevere and newcomer Katie McGrath is Morgana. Multi-award-winning actor John Hurt has been cast as the Voice of the Great Dragon. Enigmatic and powerful, he alone knows Merlin's true destiny. Aspect Ratio: 720 x 576 : 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen Video: H.264 High Profile : 1000kbps 25fps : 2 Pass Encoded Audio: AAC-LC 48000Hz 128kbps ABR Stereo MD5 Checksum: A2C4752762461216FF77AFD1CD880D32 [Frank_UK]
Frank_UK at 2008-11-02 02:12 CET:
High Quality H.264 High Profile, 2 Pass Encoded.
Full Broadcast Resolution, 720 x 576 : 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen
H.264 High Profile not compatible with Apple ipod.
If you need a H.264 player I recommend the VLC media player, available free for Windows, Mac and Linux:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
Full Broadcast Resolution, 720 x 576 : 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen
H.264 High Profile not compatible with Apple ipod.
If you need a H.264 player I recommend the VLC media player, available free for Windows, Mac and Linux:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
Thank you!
Thanx for another good quality ep of this series. Still, I think 350MB is a bit small for this resolution, would be interesting to see how much improvement ~550MB would give.
Frank_UK at 2008-11-02 17:39 CET:
Hi th3
The very small file sizes are the reason I encode in H.264
H.264 gives High Quality Video at very small file sizes
Increasing the Bitrate would defeat the object of using H.264
The very small file sizes are the reason I encode in H.264
H.264 gives High Quality Video at very small file sizes
Increasing the Bitrate would defeat the object of using H.264
thank you - great quality
Thanks. Really good quality!
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