Nyaa archive 1160071

[Mad le Zisell] Dumbbell Nan Kilo Moteru - 03 [720p].mkv

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Submitter
mad_le_zisell
Category
Anime - English-translated
Published
2019-07-18 17:14:58
Size
605.5 MiB
Info hash
8b5968ba94244a72fb956b7445bfc9a13c0a6f2a
Information
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Description

Same place, same people. Plus chapters.
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Comments 18

Because i use totally normal filename in actual file. And all this square parentheses trash is needed only to differentiate torrents on tracker.

At least include your identity somewhere. I spend a lot of time getting the same media from different groups, so it's annoying as hell for there to be no indication as to where a given release came from.

Also...capitalization?! Please?

  1. Ok. Thanks.
  2. It looks more... neatly?.. I don't like when letter size are jUmPinG lIkE CRazY... It distracts me while searching the directories. Personal preferences if you will.

at least dmonhiro only does batches and puts a tag in the folder name

at least dmonhiro knows what a capital letter is

For those complaining about the naming system used by individual groups, there is a simple solution, that I myself use. Use any AniDB's client to rename all the files in your collection and to unify the naming scheme. I have created my own naming pattern (different from AniDB original) which goes like : [Group][Anime_eng_name][episode number][file version][Deprecated][source & resolution][CRC].extension...

I get all my files renamed weekly, and it takes less than 5 minutes

Just set the file's icon to be a thumbnail from the episode. Way easier and faster to tell because it's visual as opposed to text.
Great for people who can't read, too.

Hard links can be a great idea. One name for how you like it, another for distribution among the community. For downloaders it can be one name as you get it, another as you would personally keep it, another for plex lol. Concept might be too technical, thought I might throw my two cents.