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[Judas] Ishuzoku Reviewers (Interspecies Reviewers) - 06 [UNCENSORED 1080p][AVC x264 10bit][Eng-Subs]

Saved on 2026-09-17 12:52:59. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Description

Title: Ishuzoku Reviewers (Interspecies Reviewers) - 06
Video Format : x264_AVC_10bit_MKV
Resolution : 1920 X 1080
Encoded by: EoE

Audio (AAC): Japanese
Subtitles: English (Judas)

Source: Anon (Wakanim) (1.3 GiB) + Liilth-Raws (841.7 MiB) + Ohys-Raws (385.7 MiB) + AT-x TV cap (1.6 GiB)

pogchamp I didn't fuck anything up in the encode this week yay

Note: As always, Cannongerbil is a legend for helping out with some badly censored subs, my favourite being "Want it ****, ****, ****, ****, ****, ****, or ****?" Also thanks to Judas for identifying all most censored / hardsubbed scenes so I didn't miss any, Scradow for doing his thing with subs, and finally anyone else who helped at all behind the scenes; you know who you are. Unfortunately it seems that those who were meant to qc the subs originally either were off picking daisies, or too busy focusing on tits to read, and as such there are a couple minor errors. Nothing major though: they'll be better than anything else around at the moment.

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Comments 17

Perhaps Schwarzlicht means it's not flagged correctly to use the English track by default? I Haven't watched any episodes yet, so I dunno.

Example:

  • 1 Default track flag: Yes
    instead of
  • 2 Default track flag: Default

Depending on what video player is used its best to just use option 1. MPC-HC at least for me it's reliant on LAV spliiter and ignores anything I put in the video player regardless of what's chosen above but not so with PotPlayer.

As long as the forced track flag is left to "no" all should be good and every video player can easily overwrite the "Yes" flag to the language of their choice especially if they use your video with their own foreign subs or when watching one of your multi-sub releases.

Some (probably majority) won't even bother with this function on their video player, so again it's still best to use option 1.

If this is exactly what you've been doing ignore my post entirely.

With Multi-Language releases we try to make all of the tracks set to no for default so people can let their players choose. Exceptions are with single language releases.