Nyaa archive 1222466

[Foxtrot] Vinland Saga - Volume 1 [BD 720p AAC]

Saved on 2026-09-17 12:55:15. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Submitter
torn
Category
Anime - English-translated
Published
2020-02-20 22:58:59
Size
4.8 GiB
Info hash
729fdd63c47cb5ace3395dac6677491c8d28b0a7
Information
https://discord.gg/m9NRVbC
Source flags
Trusted

Description

Some more minor revisions have been made since the TV batch. Thanks to Scyrous for the encodes.

Comments 22

Daily reminder to run qaac with --no-delay and to update your x264 binary. kMod is pretty much useless and unmaintained for nearly 3 years now.

Absolutely nothing wrong with kmod. So what if it hasn't been updated in 3 years. Not like there has been anything drastic changed with x264 in that time that would magically improve transparency of the encode.

@Ken-Sama I tend to stick with kmod because I have no use for most of the newer patches introduced in builds like tmod. There's virtually no difference in quality from all the testing I've done, so I don't really see a reason to use tmod unless I need a specific patch that isn't in kmod. I also remember 720p 4:4:4 encoding being broken last time I tried (couldn't open the video in aegisub - it would turn out corrupted, despite MPC/MPV showing no problems) whereas encoding with kmod worked fine. I believe someone might have mentioned a fix for that on Discord, but I forgot what it was and I can't find it anymore. :P

Daily reminder to run qaac with--no-delay

I'm gonna assume that's aimed at someone else, because I did precisely that for these encodes. Or any of my past encodes for that matter. You can ignore the delay MediaInfo reports: it's incorrect.

@Tehe yes, since it's properly filtered by a very good encoder (@Scyrous) and at a much more reasonable file size.

couldn’t open the video in aegisub - it would turn out corrupted

that should be fixed now unless you're using a pretty old version of aegisub

SCY will do 1080p.

y tho

y tho

A properly descaled 1080p encode looks much better than a 720p encode during playback on screens bigger than 720p, especially so with 4K screens which are very common these days.