Lovelace 2013 WEB-DL 720p x264 AAC Dolby FLiCKSiCK

.:Release info:.

Title: Lovelace
Rating: 6,3 / 10
Release Date: 09/08/2013
Imdb Url: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1426329
Trailer Url: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPJY-g-WoQo

Storyline:
Story of Linda Lovelace, who is used and abused by the porn industry
at the behest of her coercive husband, before taking control of her life.

Cast:
Amanda Seyfried ... Linda Lovelace
Peter Sarsgaard ... Chuck Traynor
Hank Azaria ... Jerry Damiano
Adam Brody ... Harry Reems
James Franco ... Hugh Hefner
Sharon Stone ... Dorothy Boreman
Wes Bentley ... Larry Marchiano
Juno Temple ... Patsy
Chloë Sevigny ... Rebecca
Sarah Jessica Parker ... Gloria Steinem
Eric Roberts ... Nat Laurendi
Bobby Cannavale ... Butchie Peraino
Robert Patrick ... John J. Boreman


.:General Info:.

Format: MPEG-4
File Size: 866 MiB
Overall Bitrate: 1 305 Kbps
Duration: 1h 32mn

SubTitles: English
Sample: Included


.:Video Info:.

Container: mp4
Video Codec Type: x264
Video Bitrate: 1 150 Kbps
Resolution: 1280 X 690 pixels
Aspect ratio(AR): 1.855
Frame Rate: 23.976 fps
Source: WEB-DL


.:Audio Info:.

Audio language: English
Audio Codec: AAC Dolby Pro Logic II
Bitrate: 160 Kbps
Channel Count: 2 channels (Front: L R)
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz


Notes:
The movie is compatible with XBOX360/PS3/whatever.
On PC i suggest using MediaPlayerClassic-HC*** or PowerDVD 13.
These are the players with the best decoding quality, VLC plays any kind of file you throw at it,
but you'll get more decoding artifacts. For the best quality in VLC with HD material:
preferences>show settings:all>video>filters>disable all filters, especially post-processing filter.

***in MPC-HC options be sure to select atleast Enhanced Video Renderer or Video Mixing renderer 9.
-->in options>playback>output>DirectShow Video

FLiCKSiCK releases have the goal to find and keep a good balance between
video and audio quality at the smallest file size possible.
There are already other teams delivering such deal (yify anyone?).
Sometimes i feel like they stress too much the filesize at the cost of quality,
especially audio quality, so there we go. Enjoy.