October 13, 2009 by sharky
NewSceneFiles has actually been around since the beginning of September, and mostly focuses on movies (DVDRips, R5s, Screeners) & TV rips (XviD & x264), although a few other site categories exist as well. For now, we’ve noticed that only RapidShare (and now Hotfile) links are supported.
NewSceneFiles Info:
The service is completely automated and additional screenshots & release info are not available as seen on traditional Scene Blogs. However, NSF makes up for it in thoroughness, content delivery and sheer speed. In fact, we checked out a few recent releases and NSF often even tends to beat out BitMeTV as seen below. For this, you’ll need to check pretimes as shown through their RSS feed.
Pros:
- • No need to ‘click in’ to view download links, or read user comments for links.
- • No ratios to maintain (after all, it’s a DDL service - not a tracker).
- • Anonymous downloads; no passwords in the links.
- • More content. Scene blogs & trackers tend to index mostly popular releases. NSF offers a more complete scene listing, including obscure content not seen elsewhere.
Cons:
- • For RapidShare links, you’ll need a premium account to take full advantage of the service.
- • No added bonuses, such as screen captures or editorial comments. Just the release name, and related links only.
SceneDDL / xldr News:
October 10th — The beta.xldr.net service has temporarily been shelved for the time being, although all releases through both xldr and SceneDDL can be found on archive at http://archive.xldr.net. Their extraordinary archive actively lists 45,303 total releases combined through both services spanning across the past 12 months.
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