Like every year it’s time to say good bye to 2012 as well. In 2012 there been many ups and downs in life of each and every one. Various predictions like World’s end creating mass havoc resulted in to nothing more than a fuss. We have seen and did many great things, played many good games, watched many good movies and so on and so forth, we lost many good people as well, oh ya how we can forget SOPA and PIPA and blah-blah…
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Scenesource staff wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
As the year draws to an end, we’d like to take this chance to wish you all a Happy New Year!!! Thanks for supporting scnsrc during 2011, like you’ve done consistently now for over 3 years.
We wish you a very happy, healthy and prosperous 2012 for what will be without doubt an amazing year of great new energies!
Thanks again for all the amazing support to each of you!
In the past few years, an army of filehosts popped up everywhere, turning something which at first was easy into a daunting and sometimes painful task. How many times you found yourself looking for a mirror of a particular file everywhere without luck? Now we have an excellent solution for this and its called LeechPack.com.
They recently launched Version 2 of there service, which takes downloading to a whole new level. Let’s point a few of their new and awesome features:
LeechPack.com is quite simple to use, you simply copy and paste a set of links into a box, press the big “LEECH” button and your are ready to go. You can later organize your files by general categories inside your account, export links for easy downloading and tag your downloads so the rest of the community can take advantage of them.
Right now, in order to take advantage of this great system, they are offering a 1 Day Free Trial that includes 1gb of Traffic and 1gb of disk space, to test drive the system and get the feel of how it works. And also a 6.99 First Month Trial that comes with a whopping 60gb of traffic and 30gb of disk space. There are several other conveniently priced payment plans as well.
Dennis Hopper dies at 74 of cancer
I think its the first time ScnSrc has a post of this kind… With great sadness I inform you about Dennis Hopper’s death. This great actor has died after a fight with a prostate cancer, diagnosed in October ’09. I knew about his health problems for some time, and really hoped he will make it. Unfortunately the battle and war was lost. He has yet given us many movies, TV-shows which he had either produced or stared in, just look at his IMDb page linked below. I think that a lot of you guys liked hiim as an actor as I did, most recently I have watched a show “Crash” where he played a great role of a troubled music producer, really enjoyed it… You will be missed Mr Hopper.
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Considering we bring you all the scene releases that we can, thought I’d update you on some scene news. This was released a while ago, but figured some people might want to know about it.
Looks like ‘scene group’ (and I use that term loosely) has been ass raped and kicked. Its been a while in the making, considering D3M0NZ has been so ‘anti-p2p’ and then at the same time their leader is an active uploader to TL. Now I don’t care either way in regards to scene groups and whether they upload things to p2p or whatever, but there is a set of rules that the scene do follow, and getting their own sources is probably one of the best rules. As for the other rules, (when not nuked) I know that I’ll get a good quality release from the scene. Now, I know some of you might not care, might care, or whatever…. Just giving you some news here folks so CHILL OUT.
The title that pre’ed was this Insecure.Group.D3M0NZ.leader.P2P.Uploader.SCENE.NOTICE.XViD-PRG
and can be found HERE
So cute…
Here’s to having a safe and happy holiday, thank you for your continuing support throughout the new year.
Merry Christmas from everyone at SceneSource.
-and Flashy, because I don’t associate with them.
A new project was launched today to distribute unkown films by unkown directors to potential audiences. VODO created by the man behind “Steal this film” uses a coalition of filesharing sites including The Pirate Bay and Isohunt to host and distribute its movies for free. Below is some info from their site…
VODO is founded by Jamie King, one of the figures behind STEAL THIS FILM (www.stealthisfilm.com). VODO brings filmmakers together with the distribution power of the filesharing community. It aims to offer fresh, quality films on a free-to-share basis, promoted and distributed through a ‘coalition’ of filesharing partners that includes big names like The Pirate Bay, Mininova, Miro, TorrentFreak,Isohunt, Plube, OneDDL Vuze and and Frostwire, amongst many others. ‘Together, the filesharing community has a distribution capacity that rivals and even exceeds that of the mainstream media,’ says Jamie King. ‘VODO aims to leverage that power for the benefit of filmmakers and other creators.
By sharing films freely through the most popular and fastest growing filesharing sites, we’re building audiences in the hundreds of thousands for artists. That has material value for these filmmakers, through raised profile, donations and marketing. It’s a win-win situation and it’s the future of distributing media after copyright.’ Followers of release groups like aXXo will be familiar with the model. But VODO is a release group with a twist. Not only are artists voluntarily sharing: downloaders can choose to make voluntary donations to creators. VODO lets creators manage their own donation links, with all donations going directly to the filmmaker. Regular supporters of the VODO project will receive access to all the films being considered for release.
SNOW DAY!!
sorry for clogging up the site with *crap* but lulz!
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