Aniraws

Submitter: Moose
Category: Anime - English-translated
Published: 2021-04-13 21:47:51
Size: 29.1 GiB
Info hash: 816020e3515702dc7119afed0afcfa331c318930
Information: No information.
Source flags: Trusted

Description

Encoded from Japanese DVDs and synced with English DVD subtitles, which are generally more accurate than fansubs.

Compared with Dekinai, has larger frame size (anamorphic, not downscaled), higher bitrate (better grain retention) and different subtitles (official DVD subtitles vs. fansubs).

Comments 12

Moose 2021-04-13 21:47:58

Before someone asks, this is an old encode from several years ago, and I don't have any plans to take on other projects at this point.
I might reseed past releases if I can retrieve them from my archives.

Yukino 2021-04-13 21:57:59

yeah if you can reseed them that'd be great.

MD_Prometh 2021-04-13 22:09:43

Thanks once again

be great if you could reseed the Keiichi Tanami torrents if possible

Cait-Sidhe 2021-04-13 22:21:36

Been a while Moose! Nice you see you alive and kicking again. ^^

MD_Prometh 2021-04-14 00:38:06

Now if only someone could locate broadcast audio for Harlock TV

Yukino 2021-04-14 01:05:17

@MD_Prometh why is that?

pip3 2021-04-14 09:55:47

nooo i thought he was back

zetsu_shoren 2021-04-14 14:12:48

oh fuckkkk nice, thanks

roarkvegeta2 2021-04-17 17:31:13

@Yukino: Broadcast audio for Toei shows is usually 1000000x better sounding than the home video release. For example, take a look at the Dragon Ball franchise.

Harlock, 999, and Queen Millennia are in desperate need of a broadcast audio discovery. One day, maybe...

Venny 2021-04-26 16:27:58

Fantastic release! Most encoders on this site go overboard with compression of grainy DVDs, but you did a good job keeping all the detail and grain of the original DVDs. Will 100% watch this release of this show

Akuma_Blade 2022-01-30 19:22:48

Dai Yamato Zero Go when?

kandi_gloss 2022-06-02 03:38:06

@roarkvegeta2 are you sure that would be the case here? I have my doubts personally, the earliest DB franchise anime is from 1986, by that point nice clean sounding audio for stereo broadcasts for people that had the equipment was more of a thing. I don't think that trend had caught on yet in the late 70s when this was made, most people just used the crappy speakers on their cheap TV sets. So better broadcast audio sources might not exist, though there may be better sounding original source recordings some place in a vault. Has there actually been any better broadcast audio sources found for Toei stuff pre 80s?