AniDB

9,223,372,036,854,775,807 bytes (= 8 EiB) if signed, twice that if unsigned. i thought that it would be 8 GB but wow 8 exabyte 8O upstream, if you don't add it to the tracker it'll just be forgotten its added to the tracker :) http://tracker.anidb.info/view.php?id=636 With fast meaning within the y...

if it takes 3 minutes to add new types of sources then do it.dont be so lazy
it is confusing now to see which files are hdtv rips because files are described as dtv rips.

i am wondering now,if you used 64bit integer what would be maximum size that could be added???

i understand now why this wasnt implemented yet but you will need to make this happen sooner or later because some groups like KAA already did bluray rips and there are others who are doing hdtv rips like theora or psnr.why wait now when its best to do this sooner??? i hope that my suggestion regard...

as it seems i have posted this in wrong forum

EDIT: it is now in the right forum

i would like to see 2 things changed in AniDB:
1.it is necessary to change the size of file which can be added from max 2.100.000.000 to atleast 5.000.000.000 bytes.there are many files who are over 2 GB.
2.include new options in Source like HDTV,HD-DVD and Blue Ray