Nyaa archive 1288841

Ranma ½ TV Series OVA's Movies Complete 720p 1080p Denoised Dual

Saved on 2026-09-19 15:45:08. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Submitter
DVD2HD
Category
Anime - English-translated
Published
2020-10-10 19:53:47
Size
101.9 GiB
Info hash
7e7fea16ddffd453eb382bd9eb4d4a5900ad3a05
Information
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Description

Source:
TV: remuxed https://nyaa.si/view/711127 with English audio and subs with correct timing. Preview for next episode missing but that's from the source video. 720p
OVA and Movies: Denoised https://nyaa.si/view/1158377. OVAs 720p Movies 1080p
x264 crf=16

Comments 17

@DmonHiro
That's not necessarily true. It depends on the video encode settings and the encoder though of course. Take a look at JPSDR's releases. https://nyaa.si/user/jpsdr
That uploader is the MVP when it comes to denoise/degrained video encodes.

I'll quote an old post of mine: "While what you say is most certainly true, it doesn’t matter as much if the denoise job is expertly done to the point that any detail loss is very minor. I have downloaded numerous JPSDR encodes and compared them to the likes of THORA and REVO, and I can wholeheartedly say that this guy knows what he’s doing. The majority of lossless screen comparisons that I have done between his denoised releases and releases that retain most of the noise and grain really makes me feel like I’m wasting drive space by keeping the bigger grain/noise filled encodes around. That’s how on par most of them are. I’m not one to call bad quality just because I see a line in the background detail that is very slightly less detailed compared to its grainy counterpart though."

If heavy denoising has a place, it's definitely on old shows with lots of episodes. The only releases of LOGH that anyone ever watches are heavily denoised, and that's probably a good thing. You really can't tell the difference in screenshot comparisons.

Denoising film noise is idiotic and really just an insult to the original creators.
There absolutely no need to denoise anything when its a BD, ruins everything

There is absolutely no reason for noise to be present in any commercial BD when Topaz Video Enhance AI and Neat Video are cheap enough that I can afford them.

GJ DVD2HD. Don't listen to the noise douches.

You realise when you "de-noise" old content like this, you're literally stripping away the detail in the image, right? You cannot remove the grain and noise in this stuff without massive collateral damage.