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[SMC-Subs] Idol Time PriPara - Volume 1 (BD 720p Opus)

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Submitter
jymmy
Category
Anime - English-translated
Published
2021-01-13 15:26:39
Size
7.9 GiB
Info hash
685c88979c153a628b295605adb91d250fe345bf
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Description

dude dreams lmao

Volume 1 of 4 of a Blu-ray release for Idol Time PriPara, others to come hopefully sooner than never*. Features include:

  • Retimed and somewhat revised scripts with various consistency fixes and other minor improvements/corrections
  • Songs revised from official lyrics where necessary and in some cases significantly redone – for some this was simply copying from a later episode; others were retranslated from scratch, a task I didn't want to commit to for all songs but wound up doing in several cases anyway
  • Honorifics and no-honorifics tracks included, honorific track tagged enm
  • Descaled 4:4:4 native res encodes

*This project got moving when I forcedencouraged a mate to finally finish PriPara by watching the episodes with him, smashing out script retiming and revision and then sending him pre-release BD episodes. This started with episode 20, so in theory episodes 13-19 are the last ones where the bulk of the work hasn't already been completed.

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Comments 10

Thanks!
A bit weird doing it before Pripara S3, considering that it also was done by you, but I guess IT needed less script revision.
Are there seiyuu commentary tracks or something?

Bluefox_1: No commentaries. Pretty sure PriPara S3 was the last Pretty Series disc release to have them.

This in theory shouldn't take forever, and then I can actually finish PriPara S3 before doing a BD batch for that as well.

@nicholas_ik: Nope, PriPara is a 720p show, so a properly descaled version is in my opinion the only thing worth releasing/downloading. When played back with a decent player, this will look better than the 1080p BDs. There is theoretically an advantage to doing the 1080p upscale in the encode, rather than player-side, since you can use slower-than-real-time scalers and filter out the (imo very minor) upscaling artifacts, but I don't consider this worthwhile. Plus if you play this on a 4K TV or anything other than a FHD display, you're scaling it in the end anyway.