[NeSubs-Septet] Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san 2 - 08 (English Softsub) [Fixed]

Thanks...

still freeze at 1:30 and crush witch MPC-HC, i think its not a sub error, its a video error, at 1:30 and 11:10-11:40 the video stop runing, and only sound continue, then if you jump this parts, the video runs normaly with the subs…

i downloaded the old version... it works fine on VLC... then i tried it on MPC-HC... the video continues while the sub is missing at 1:30... so if this thing won't fix the problem,, try using VLC instead...

sad.. 1:30, 11:10-11:40 x_x.

XySubFilter... this program cant install in my win10, or maybe for my version of MPC-HC, so cant fix the error, the video stops at 1:30 and 11:40, then crush... mux doesnt fix either...

i use win 10 and the 64bit option for XySub and it worked for me @YuuOminae
https://i.imgur.com/3xqzVeF.png <-- here is my version of mpc + windows
for what it's worth i also have MadVR on but i don't think that has anything to do with it

Open: MPCHC - View - Options - Playback - Output - Subtitle Renderer - Change to VSFilter / DirectVobSub.
It's XySubFilter fault that MPCHC crashes.
Nevertheless problem still exist.

my MPC-HC its the 1.8.6.11 thats why the XySub cant installing, and i cant fix the problem with this video, maybe some people have another version of MPC-HC, and even with mux or xysub, cand render the video and stil crushing, same as me, they need to do again...

@ YuuOminae
Mine is 1.8.7 and after
"MPCHC - View - Options - Playback - Output - Subtitle Renderer - Change whatever you have to VSFilter / DirectVobSub"
file plays fine.
I have checked v1.7.13 and it's the same.
XySubFilter is a standalone program and not related to MPCHC version. After installing it you have to manually change subtitles renderer in your "media player" whatever it's MPCHC, MPCBE or anything else.

Haven't checked everything but at 01:11:
"The first time will always be the best to remember, right?)\blur0.8}"
PS.
GOOD JOB and Big Thanks for subbing Takagi-san!!!

I have no problems with my default version of mpc-hc 1.7.8.162 (it's using custom version, So i haven't a clue which one it based on... maybe vsfilter) but mpc-be crashes using default subrendering. Switched to XySubFilter and Vsfilter and works with no problems. Tried my mpv clones aka bakaplayer and mpc-qt. Works on all the installed renders. I don't have vlc.

I have the earlier one btw. The one from monday.

When in doubt, just use mpv

crashes my mpc-hc and be both, will this be a new standard to need that XySubFilter?

It works fine for me. I've been using the standard version of K-Lite Codec Pack since like 5+ years and it's very noys. Got not problem with this episode. It's MPC-HC but better (IMO, and facts tell apparently)
https://www.codecguide.com/download_kl.htm

EDIT: and thanks for the ep!

i have watched over a hundred days worth of anime video files in mpc with 0 issues up until this episode (monday release)
but tbh you only need to install xysub once and it IS better than the other renderers so theres no harm keeping it @ot4ku

Weirdly installing vyfilter borked the subs in screenshots. After removing it they came back on mpc-hc. Which is my main player for uploading screens.

I don't have any issues with this version (didn't try the previous one btw).
I'm using MPC-HC with CCCP codec pack on Windows 10 (64 bit)
Thanks for the sub again!

[Mine is 1.8.7 and after
"MPCHC - View - Options - Playback - Output - Subtitle Renderer - Change whatever you have to VSFilter / DirectVobSub"
file plays fine.
I have checked v1.7.13 and it’s the same.
XySubFilter is a standalone program and not related to MPCHC version. After installing it you have to manually change subtitles renderer in your “media player” whatever it’s MPCHC, MPCBE or anything else.]

when i look at my subrendering option, i see that was on internal subtitle renderer, i change to VSFilter / DirectVobSub, and finally work fine, thanks dude...
i see that XySubFilter was on my MPC-HC version, maybe thats why i cant install externally, well, thanks a lot, DirectVobSurb rocks...

God bless takagi

I've got k-lite version 14.9.8 accidentally was using the default Internal Subtitle Renderer and did not experience no crash I did however experience no subs and typeset I had to rewind for it to pop up again.

Teasing Anon put up a patch for all resolution https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/AqXfWFNv/file.html
See if it works

Some users who use MPC-HC have had crashes. This is perhaps due to two code scripts in where the first one has a unnecessary blur function (1:10) and the other an excessive amount of blur (1:30 & 11:10-11:40) that a specific renderer (VSFilter) could not handle.
#patch for v2 - This includes patches for the main 1080p version both the original and the fixed version

Thank you for trying. Subs still doesn't work with PotPlayer but works with MPC.

I tested it with PotPlayer (ver 1.7.18958) 64 bit with the default renderer and it doesn't crash.Also did an update (to ver 1.7.19955) and no crashes there ether tho both had the same result that the script and typeset don't show up. Is your PotPlayer up to date? Maybe it's a thing with folks PC in conjunction with the (original) vsfilter. The VSFilter in MPC maybe using the Xy-VSFilter.

Whatever the case please only use AssFilterMod or XySubFilter for both PotPlayer and MPC-HC. LIke video players you should always have at least 2 alternatives just in case to fall back on.
AssFilterMod https://www.videohelp.com/software/AssFilterMod
XySubFilter https://www.videohelp.com/software/XySubFilter

In PotPlayer in case folks don't know go to Preferences > Filter Control > Filter Priority (Overall) and click "Add registered filter" make sure to install AssFilterMod.dll using the .bat file to register it.

In MPC-HC it's at Playback > Output > Find "Subtitle Renderer" and toggle to use the above. Make sure it's not using "Internal Subtitle Renderer" it has issues rendering typesets including motion tracking.

However, if you're watching anime that has PGS subs you will have to use the internal subtitle renderer (or block it) in order for the player to display the PGS subs properly. Might be the same with some DVD VobSubs.

The issue is with the script itself. Line 45:
Dialogue: 1,0:01:30.98,0:01:35.99,Segment Title,,0,0,0,,{\c&H6DFEF2&\blur1000\pos(1342.169,1008.949)}Storage Closet
Specifically, the use of \blur1000. Dropping the value to \blur100 still gives a good match to the original font and doesn't cause MPC to perish itself.
This happens again on line 140 with similar results. Again, changing to \blur100 resolves the crash at those points.
Change those two spots, then on lines 203-207 there's \blur600 that also should be dropped to 100.

After that, it plays through from start to finish on MPC without any crashes and without requiring any playback reconfiguration or additional software / renderers.

(Edited to add the instances of \blur600 and to confirm crashless playback on MPC without any tricky settings / software.)

lol

I cant believe that no one can create a simple error free sub of this show. ..now it is a blur issue. geez. i will wait for someone to upload A VERSION THAT WORKS. i have no desire ti mess with my MPC-HC that works for every other anime I have every tried to run on it. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I know this isn't a popular suggestion but has anyone tried GOM Player? It gave me no issues at all. At least I didn't spot any.

@noZA_ Thank you, works great now.

XySubFilter do nothing for me... i think i should need wait...

It's been a blur issue since the original release. Anything greater than 100 is out of bounds. MPC's default renderer chokes on an out of range blur. All the solutions involving software changes are just changing the renderer to one that ignores the out of range number.

Fixing it is not even remotely difficult. Extract the subtitles, open it in a text editor, change the instances of blur in excess of 100 to 100, then remux the script back in replacing the old script. Problem solved. No need to wait. Then you can host the new torrent so everyone can enjoy your hard work.

Need to be more specific on the time stamp it crashes at you know... Anyways, try this https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/JhfN0IzZ/file.html

Saw there was still couple of excessive blur left over, saw there was a incorrect fade effect that should be "fad" instead of "fade". Maybe this'll help the rest of you, otherwise I give up. This is based on the v2 script that I posted from Teasing Anon and tested it with MPC-HC with "Internal Subtitle Renderer".

No patch just the script itself in case some of ya'll patched to a v2. Just drag the script to where the mkv is and make sure it's the same name as the file and it should trigger to it when you play the mkv in MPC-HC (likewise with PotPlayer), otherwise in MPC-HC go to File > Subtitle > Load Subtitle > Direct to where the subs are at > That's it.

PotPlayer > Right Click on main video > Subtitle > Add/Select Subtitles > Load Subtitles > Direct to where the subs are at > That's it.