Nyaa archive 1195563

[Some-Stuffs]_Pocket_Monsters_(2019)_001_v2_[C146EF4F].mkv

Saved on 2020-02-25 22:55:18. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Submitter
Lord_Starfish
Category
Anime - English-translated
Published
2019-11-17 22:54:34
Size
588.9 MiB
Info hash
ea33fb6fc73581e08f4e3adac8d1e0f653152ff5
Information
https://some-stuffs.com/

Description

Now with new and improved footage. Had we known Amazon would be available on day one, we would have used this footage to begin with.

Lord Starfish: Translation, Typesetting, Quality Check, Timing
Puto: Editing, Encoding
bluesun: Opening Translation, Translation Check
Toa of Gallifrey: Quality Check

Comments 39

Yeah, I don't understand the need to drop this down to 720p or encode it at all. It's Amazon, it's fine. Just leave it alone and put your subs on it.

Re-encoding is fine if your results are transparent or an improvement. In this case, it's showcasing demonstrable quality loss... for the sake of 180MB.

I still dont understand how everyone have the source file when isnt public on Internet.

obviously they ripped it themselves

The source file is 1.1GB.

maybe the bloated CBR version, but for anime the smaller VBR encode is usually identical

The source file is 1.1GB.

Oh, I did comparisons on the 767MB version.

You should be careful. If the 1.1GB file has "Constant bitrate" in the mediainfo, it might actually look worse than the 767MB version.

Everyone ripped it, sure, now everyone can rip with a method than its private and just some humans should know how do it...

"the human eye can’t see above 720p"

It's not noticeable right away but if you compare the two, some_stuffs is obviously blurry, I can see how blurry the leaves Its more like your eyes/brain adjusts the image for itself, doesn't mean you can't detect difference, but perhaps not right away. Honestly I think its more like we can't detect 4k because it looks so real that it looks fake.

Sure the human eye can tell the difference between 720p and 1080p. I think what you mean is this particular anime looks similar enough that it's OK to just use 720p. I don't know if I really agree with it personally though, but it also obviously depends on the size of your TV/monitor.

i already look forward to the upcoming weeks...
people are just gonna be thankful for subs again and don't "bitch" around about minor details.

@Puto
The human eye can definitely see above 720p and above 24fps, for the record.

As a certain young man would say (@ivoyko):

Someone wrote after me? I have the ‘‘retard detector’’ off :D.

What the fuck is this comment section...

Pokémon starting to rival Dragon Ball in dumb shit responses.

Damn, I wish people would come into my comments section and tell me how to improve my release for free, and even do screenshot comparisons to illustrate. Please fill my comments section with complaints like that.

Tired of everything IRL being hostile to itself 24/7, I don't need this place of refuge destroying itself thanks.

btw, 16K120FPS3D when
20-something minutes of anime, that'd probably take up a BD-DL by itself, haha...
hmm... I wonder...

So someone else uploaded a 1080p Amazon raw. For the record, people are TOTALLY free to just slap these subtitles on that raw. I even posted a step-by-step in the comments of that video on how to do it while still keeping the fonts intact. And the subtitles should sync up perfectly, which they most definitely will not with the aniTV raw. (Also the fact that people have been remuxing our subs to the unprocessed aniTV raw... Do people just not realize that that raw 1: has more compression artifacts than this encode does, and 2: is pointlessly 30fps when the show was animated at 23.976fps, meaning the pans were super jittery?)