Some time ago I talked about some pages that were used to keep up to date with the broadcast dates of the series and today I am going to dedicate a post to one that I did not name at the time in that post (because it did not yet exist) and the only one that I use Espoiler.tv weekly to stay up to date with the series.
Espoiler.tv is a project by Hernán Casciari (and some forgotten programmer from “El País”) that serves to complement his blog about series with a follow-up of them. After creating our user, we can select the series we want to follow and also choose the chapter we are going to start tracking from there.
Cuando seguimos una serie, podemos elegir la manera en la que la queremos descargar: en Descarga Directa (DD) (activado) o Torrent (desactivado) y la calidad: HDTV (desactivado) o 720p (activado). La “x” sirve para dejar de seguir la serie.
Si el capítulo ya está disponible para ver, aparecerá “Ver” en la esquina superior, y si hacemos clic en él, nos abrirá una nueva ventana dividida en dos partes: una para descargar el vídeo y la otra para los subtítulos. Si por el contrario, el capítulo no se ha emitido aún, aparecerá la fecha de emisión o “A emitirse” si todavía no se sabe cuando se emitirá. Los botones “vídeo” y “subtítulo” los marcaremos cuando hayamos descargado uno u otro, a modo de recordatorio. Con la “x” borraremos/marcaremos como leído el capítulo de nuestra agenda.
Update: Despite having the post scheduled for a few days, -before-yesterday on Blogoff there was talk yesterday about the insignificant impact that Espoiler.tv has had compared to its Anglo-Saxon counterparts. My theory in this regard is that Spanish blogs are generally repetition monkeys and we only speak well and in huge quantities about what the “A-list” talk about, and since the “A-list” only write about what they read in the “A-list” in English, a limited/local project like this will never gain notoriety. When will we open our eyes and kick the ass of those who deserve it?