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LOCATION CONFIRMED: SECTOR 7, APARTMENT 4B. UPLOAD INITIATED.
| Aspect | Grade | Notes | |--------|-------|-------| | | Good (for 720p) | WEBRip is decent but not as good as WEB-DL (direct stream copy). 10bit helps, but 720p is not Full HD. | | Audio | Basic | 2CH stereo – fine for phones/laptops/PC speakers. Not for home theater. | | File Size | Small (approx 150–400 MB) | Ideal for slow connections or limited storage. | | Preservation | Low | For archiving, seek 1080p or 2160p WEB-DL with 5.1 audio. |
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