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[DemiHuman] Sound! Euphonium - Season 1 + OVA + Specials (BD 1080p HEVC Opus 2.0) [Dual Audio] v2 | Hibike! Euphonium

Saved on 2026-09-19 19:39:41. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Description

A dual-audio remux of MTBB's encode and QC'ed FFF subs with the English dub from the USBD.
  • The OVA is also dual-audio and has MTBB's subs based off Kantai.
  • The Specials are sub-only and were fully sourced from FFF.
  • The NCs were sourced from smol and feature FFF subs.

Comparisons: JPBD vs sergey vs smol vs Spirale vs MTBB



v2/REPACK changes:

↑ Upgrade of the English audio quality from AMZN-sourced to USBD-sourced (thanks Weebly9!)
+ Inclusion of Full and Signs PGS subs from the USBD in all episodes and (almost) all specials
~ Update of the episode filenames to better follow the p2p "standard"

Comments 3

DemiHuman #9265148391206 Edited 2026-02-23 21:46:03

I really wish the other seasons of Euphonium could also be watched dubbed, but there's only been crickets since the release of the US Blu-ray of the first season with the unexpected dub back in December 2024. You can watch the first non-recap movie Our Promise: A Brand New Day¹ and the spin-off movie Liz and the Blue Bird² dubbed, however you should only do so after Season 2. Go figure... I'm still patiently waiting for more of this lovely English dub, but continuing to watch the anime subbed in the meantime. If we randomly get more English! Euphonium, you can count on me to combine that with the best available encodes (unless someone beats me to it)!

¹ https://nyaa.si/view/1666017
² https://nyaa.si/view/1984362

DemiHuman #9410948889134 Edited 2026-03-02 11:35:53
Reply to #9265148391206

@deadinside because Opus at 128 kb/s is considered transparent and most people with their ears and audio setups won't be able to tell the difference between lossless audio and good lossy audio (this most likely includes you too). Generally, FLAC and other lossless audio codecs should be used in BluRay Remuxes and lossy audio codecs in encodes. I know it's easy to hate the word "lossy" when you're trying to archive stuff and hunt for the best available quality, but, trust me, the audio is virtually indistinguishable at around the tenth of the size of 24 bit FLAC. That way, you can avoid wasting space for negligible benefits and download more anime for the storage you have!