Nyaa archive 1214798

[Judas] Heidi Girl of the Alps (Alps no Shoujo Heidi) (Season 1) [BD 1080p][HEVC x265 10bit][Eng-Subs] (Batch)

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Title: Alps No Shoujo Heidi (Heidi, Girl of the Alps)
Video Format : x265_HEVC_10bit_MKV
Resolution : 1440 X 1080
Encoded by: ΑΩ/Judas

Audio(Opus): Japanese
Subtitles: English

Source: BDrip [Silver zero Subs] (47.1GiB)
Note: Some extra subs in first 24 eps, we decided to keep them.

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Comments 13

Thank you a lot Judas, you're really doing a terrific job.

Could i ask for the 3 movies?

I've got them on VHS (but Castillian dubbed) and i would really love to have them available on digital and original.

I'd really love to see your compilation jobs with FLAC (or other open/free lossless format for the audio track), but your work is commendable besides that.

PS: It would be nice to have the OP & ED on this complete anime release too ;P.

As always, thank you for the great work and effort :).

Bests ^^.

At last! Thank you, thank you! Been searching for this since the early 2000s.

One of my favourite shows as a kid.

Not criticizing, but wondering why re-encode an 8bit source with 10bits, is there any advantage? Also, why Opus audio?

@dukdukgoos For reasons I must confess I don't really understand, it happens to give better encoding results when representing the video internally with 10bits even if the video source is 8bit, and are viewing it on an 8bit display. Back when AVC (x264) was dominant, people noticed the same property (especially for anime, but also other material) so you may remember stuff encoded in "Hi10P": the 10bit profile of AVC. You may also remember that most hardware decoders didn't support it, so it's good that (at least modern) hardware decoders largely can handle 10bit HEVC.

Also, OPUS is just generally a great codec, not just for licensing reasons, but technically too. If you haven't done so in the interim, I recommend reading up on it!