This Slang page is designed to explain what the meaning of what's crack-a-lackin'? The slang word / phrase / acronym what's crack-a-lackin'? What's up or what are you doing today. Infinity Challenge Eng Sub Ep 1 here. Also written as 'crack-a-lacking'.Yo what's crackalackin', pimp? See more words with the same meaning: to happen.

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The first bit refers the type of codec used to encode the digital data in the file. Google xvid, x264 and codec for more info. The second refers to the group that has encoded the information for (pirate) release.

Scene groups (google warez scene) follow the same rules, so their encodes should be consistent, but experience will tell you if there are some groups you prefer. Some groups are not official scene, they may have different standards that might be better suited to your needs, or not. Most people prefer x264 and within the container which has the suffix.mkv.

This is generally much better than XviD. As far as watching goes, it depends largely on your equipment. Higher bit-rate means larger file, and more pixels (i.e HDish or HD) mean bigger files also. Most people will go for what is now a 'medium' choice of 720p, so very very roughly 1 GB for 40-50 minutes.