Thread: TV-Vault (TVV) Review

Hi all I just wanted to add my little review for this great site they have some of the rarest shows I have ever seen anywhere case in point Ben Casey I was shocked to find that old b&w medical drama I have tried everywhere from the Usenet to other more popular TV trackers and none had it. They have many rare shows from the 50's to some up to the 2000's.



They manly focus on the USA and England but I have seen some shows from Canada, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand too. What I really really like though is that they add extras like comic books soundtracks and books. I remember it was such I nice surprise not only to find Men Into Space But to find a Vintage Comic book also on the same page from the same time period just waiting to be downloaded! It's just such a great place for collectors.

But don't expect perfection alot of this stuff is very hard to come by so some collections are missing episodes but they tell you that in the titles but come back later even years later some times other people put them up. They have freeleech which I recommend you download even if you don't know or like the series to help out your ratio---and that's honestly my only complaint that there freeleech would change more often. But they do have a freeleech show of the day that does seem to change, get that every day it will help your ratio. I have found upload and download speeds for me, I'm in America and I use Deluge 1.3.1 are very good. In my travels I have come to realize this is the true site for classic tv lovers with extra goodies thrown in I hope this review has been helpful.

How much of this site is 720p or better? I like to burn TV seasons to blu-ray and if it's not at least 720p, watching them on my TV is painful.

I went to the filter and search functions both blu-ray wasn't offered. A great many of these shows aren't even available on VHS! As for watching them on a big screen tv I understand what you are saying but some of these are so rare I'm just happy to have them at all.