Nyaa archive 1103683

Darling in the Franxx (2018) [BD 1080p Hi10P AAC][kuchikirukia]

Saved on 2019-03-30 05:10:20. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Submitter
kuchikirukia
Category
Anime - English-translated
Published
2018-12-20 05:06:16
Size
31.3 GiB
Info hash
899fb0f37b82686c559b21f9bb5d7ef20537e3fc
Information
No information.

Description

Use MPC-HC. The ordered chapters require single-frame accuracy for the ending since there's music that straddles the cut from the episode to the ending, and VLC introduces a big drop out.

Beatrice-raws video
LostYears subs, restyled and with a couple fixes.

Ordered chapters and debloating the 24 bit FLAC reduces this from 45GB to 31. The morons on AnimeBytes staff would say there's no difference between the two. I count 14GB of difference.

I didn't add the dub because it was terrible.
The default sub track removes the subs from the openings and most of the endings since I don't like subs all over the video. The second track has them if that's how you want to roll.

Comments 16

The morons on AnimeBytes staff would say there’s no difference between the two

As expected of a bunch of circlejerking paedophiles.

Why are private trackers still relevant in 2018?

You can literally find almost anything anime-related on the internet if you know where to look. We aren't in the stone age of the internet anymore (when Kazaa, Limewire was still around and public trackers had viruses).

@kuchikirukia You shouldn't care what AB thinks, lol.

Ordered chapters and debloating the 24 bit FLAC reduces this from 45GB to 31. The morons on AnimeBytes staff would say there’s no difference between the two. I count 14GB of difference.

debloating flac to opus when?

Opus doesn't work with split mkvs and subs. It will desync the subs.
Opus has no quality advantages over AAC at anything other than low bitrates, it's less compatible, and it has muxing issues. Opus also requires you to specify the bitrate for every encode. So you don't have QAAC's "set it and go" of the quality levels (q91, q109, q127, etc) which will work for all channel configurations. Set your Opus encoder to 150kbps for 2 channel and then throw an 8 channel concert in there and you now have 8 channels of mush.

Opus also requires you to specify the bitrate for every encode.

FYI, the "bitrate" you set in VBR mode is a quality level, meaning "averaged over a large number of samples, they will be at about this bitrate". Furthermore, the opusenc --bitrate option says "Set target bitrate in kbit/s (6-256 per channel)" in the manpage, so I'm quite sure it's actually per-channel.

The setting is not per channel. If you set it at 128k for 2.0 channel and then send a 5.1 through it will happily give you a 128k 5.1.
QAAC q127 will give you ~320kbps for 2.0 and 768kbps for 5.1. You can batch encode without worrying about the channel number.

I actually put in a request for Opus to give at least a bitrate-per-channel flag but nothing seems to have come of it.

you know you are banned not because of duplicate torrents.

Yes it was. It was Fate/Stay Night that did it: at 21GB it was somehow a "dupe" of a 35GB torrent.

"I didn’t add the dub because it was terrible"
I don't know if you have seen dub or not, I really liked the dub. Infact it was one of the nice dubs that I have seen

Have you done a spectral analysis to show AAC contains teh same audio content as FLAC? If the BDs are indeed oversampling AAC then that is indeed fuckery.