A siterip is a comprehensive extraction of data from a host site. Unlike downloading a single video or image, a siterip aims to replicate the site's media repository. This often includes: High-Resolution Media : Full collections of videos, photos, or audio files.

: Rips vary in technical specifications. High-end releases may feature 4K (2160p) resolution in Constant Bit-Rate (CBR) or Variable Bit-Rate (VBR) formats to maintain archival quality.

Siterip is a growing problem that affects the entertainment and media industries. While it's a complex challenge to combat, there are steps that can be taken to prevent piracy and protect intellectual property. These include:

A proper siterip doesn't miss files. For example, a siterip of a TV streaming site should include not just the episodes, but subtitles in 30 languages, metadata (NFO files), and cover art.