Nyaa archive 1338090
[Datte13] Devilman Crybaby [BD 1080p] [Dual-Audio]
Saved on 2021-05-16 03:50:23. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.
Description

SOURCES
E01-E10
| Track | Source |
|---|---|
| Video | [neko-raws] |
| Audio | Japanese: [FLAC 2.0 24bit] [neko-raws] |
| English: [AAC 2.0 128 kb/s] [DragsterPS] | |
| Subtitles | Full Subtitles: [Dekinai] |
| Signs and Songs: [Dekinai] |
NOTES
- Dekinai subtitles have been synced to the BD.
Comments 19
cool thnk
Dattebayo_13 is a crybaby confirmed.
@Dattebayo_13 what changes did you do to the subs?
@idoman None. Would have written [modified] next to the source info if I had made any
Did you retimed the subs to match the BD? I think dekinai release uses a webrip from netflix
@idoman Of course man lmao. But that's a sync cut not a change in the subtitles
Got it. I didn't read the notes. Thank you and sorry!
Thanks!!!
best release, everyone get this copy
thanks for the release
why do you upload anonymous tho?
There is a visual glitch in episode 2 at the bottom of the corner around the 8:43 mark.
@iamnotlolicones Weird reason for making it anonymous lol
@pasxaleas That glitch is in multiple raws so maybe a problem with the source
It is fixed in DragsterPS v3 release, i prefer your encode overall and if u fixed that glitch it would be undoubtedly the best release out there worth archiving so pretty please!
problem with dragsterps is he left in all the excessive netflix BS, which neko cut out. I'd rather have 5 frames with artifacts over 11 seconds of netflix intro and a minute of extra credits.
I agree, just want to have a near perfect release for the show.
@pasxaleas I wish I could fix it but I know practically nothing about how to encode
Did the director make any corrections or improvements to the animation in the blu-ray, like frequently happens when anime goes from TV to home video?
@Dattebayo_13, it is as easy as learning to make toast. Just read up on it, watch a few guides, and you're up and ready to encode.
To get good at it takes a little work though. Need to test plenty of settings with a short test/reference file from the source to decide the encoding parameters as per the requirements of the source material and your preferences. But once you learn it, you can encode as per you wish. For eg, if there's only a version without grain here here, but you'd like to keep it or vice versa and many other things.
Thanks for the upload