Nyaa archive 1611348

[PotatoHead] Dragon Ball Super - Super Hero (Tint Fix) [BD 1080p]

Saved on 2023-03-18 00:55:02. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Submitter
-___-
Category
Anime - English-translated
Published
2022-12-08 00:51:20
Size
10.6 GiB
Info hash
215cebfaf6924c778447614a29b29d567c812bc5
Information
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Description

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Fixed Toei's stupid ass tint.

Matched to tint-free trailer and booklet screenshots.

Please use a competent media player such as mpv, MPC-HC, or PotPlayer.
If you run into any errors with the release, please note them down below.

Comments 82

Does nyaa ban for reuploads? Because if not I'll downsize it and put it back up myself. Anything over 5gb is unreasonable for many users. Some have datacaps with no other choice in ISP. Might as well have options.

AnimeTosho will probably re-upload it in several DDL parts so anyone who has datacaps is not out of options.

Anything over 5gb is unreasonable

Get a new hard drive then m8

Awesome. Thanks!

can you please post a lower quality version? 10.6 GB is way too big

If you're trolling, please stop. 10GB is barely anything these days.

@Impakt not everyone is a rich little zoomer using mommy and daddy's money to buy a new harddrive for every anime that comes out.

EndlessMaria, just fuck off back to 2001 where you came from. First you bitch about the BD remux being too big, now you got an encode at half the size and you're still not happy. Go fucking wait for a mini encode of 300 MB.

@EndlessMaria

Maybe you should start wearing a diaper from all diddling you've suffered. Once you get over your trauma, you'll be able to get a job and afford to buy a new HDD. Since right now you're still acting like a whiny bitch!

@EndlessMaria,

I am sorry you are a failed abortion. It's okay, I can be your shoulder to cry on. I'm sure your cousin parents only beat you so much. They only saw you as a prolapse asshole. But maybe, just maybe, you'll get over your anger and find a job to be able to afford a proper hard drive. Until then, peace and love.

@Impakt not everyone is a rich little zoomer using mommy and daddy’s money to buy a new harddrive for every anime that comes out.

A 128GB SD/USB is extremely cheap these days. I'd send you one as I have plenty, but there's grifters on the internet so it's hard to tell who's genuine.

Btw, time to move on to SSD. HDDs are still good, no doubt.

I'm surprised nobody mentioned the other actual problem, that resides within the movie itself-- what IS that pixelated stuff? Seems like somebody forgot to turn anti-aliasing on somewhere lol.

Also, I wonder if the 4K will have fucked colors too. The normal BD could be fixed from the trailers, but we can't fix wrong HDR/DV layers...

It is noy just a storage issue (btw I have 6 of 18 terabyte drives) even my i7 processor chokes on movies this size. When you compare this to live action movies from YIFY and Pirate Bay - even for 4K realises - 10gb for one movie is terribly excessive, and after all, this is only a cartoon. Are you going to examine the movie frame by frame to see every tiny detail?

There's nothing against wanting a small file. There is against flooding the entire comment section of a torrent with demands for it, like what was done on the torrent of the remux.

Hello yes hi I have 104TB of storage but 10.6 gigs is too small, can this be bloated to 300 gigs? Will pay 5 dollars.

Is this the wrong time to bring up DCP files? :P

@EndlessMaria: I pointed you to a 4GB file and gave you subs for it. Your problem should be solved. I have a projector and watch movies @100inch screen. Then the difference between remux and encode is certainly noticeable. But a remux is not bloat. Bloat means the file is bigger than it was/needs to be.

Your question wasn't unreasonable. The times you asked was.

" even my i7 processor chokes on movies this size. " What the actual fuck are you talking about? File size has ZERO to do with processing power needed. This file could be 100 GB in size and the amount of CPU needed to play it would be the same.

@Father_Snrub
You should check if your PC was built right. My throwaway 2014 i7 4770k PC can play 4k files bigger than 100gbs easily.

@EndlessMaria,

You don't even know that I'm actually a millennial. Sucks that you are sad little person with no money. Offering your ass for hard drive space, but no one willing to take it. At least my generation can afford hard drives and other niceties and don't have to resort to watching my movies on a cheap Chinese cell phone.

this is the most braindead conversation possible

anyways this release is too compressed gimme remux sizes you fuck

Anything under about 100 GB isn't a large file size unless you are a poor or a child. Letting the poors and children use the internet was a mistake. Only actual people should be allowed on.

I wonder... If we took the LUT for this and applied it to the other green releases, like the old movies JP BD's, what would happen? I might try that out sometime. Maybe if TOEI is consequent in making this same mistake the same way, we might be able to use it as the "anti-green tint recipe"

@DmonHiro

Most of the world is still on less then 1.5 Mbps and many have a data cap of 100GB-300GB per month even in the US and EU. 1/30th of your monthly allotment for an a single anime when it doesn't need to be that size is pure stupidity.

@Father_Snrub in case it wasn't clear from the other responses, there is something severely wrong with your computer

@EndlessMaria in case it wasn't clear from the other responses, there is something severely wrong with your brain

@ SaruNori: Then don't download it. Stop trying to make your/their problem my/our problem. You have shitty internet? Too bad. Not my problem.

This is awesome, Thanks!

@Father_Snrub if you wait a few days, someone will probably upload a smaller HEVC or AV1, the struggle from your computer could be from network speed, if you are watching via NAS, copy a file to your computer, see if there are issues with transfer speeds, if there are reddit should help, a NAS properly optimized would give from 111MBps to 281MBps but even if not 40MBps is more than enough.

However if its directly attached to your computer via USB or SATA then it could be a number of things.

@Dmonhiro

Already downloaded both this and the original torrent actually. However I am capable of understanding that others have limitations to their internet that I do not. I offered to upload a copy at reduced size myself if people wanted already. What exactly are you contributing to the discussion here?

@ pukulan10jurus

"I’m surprised nobody mentioned the other actual problem, that resides within the movie itself-- what IS that pixelated stuff? Seems like somebody forgot to turn anti-aliasing on somewhere lol."

This release is piixelated?

@-___- hi bro thanks for your uploads, i have a question your DB Super Super Hero BDremux has Tint Fix, or only this version have tint fix? thx for the answer

Matched to tint-free trailer and booklet screenshots.

So you didn't actually fix the bug?

@pukulan10jurus　Can I ask where did you learn how to encode/what is the best way to learn how to make good encodes? I've tried handbrake but never got the results that people that upload good encodes to this site do, and idk what I'm doing in ffmpeg tbh.

Any help is greatly appreciated. :))

@sangofe: you can see some weird blocky pixels sometimes, yes. I think this is because it was downscaled from 4K. Which raises our hopes the 4K release will be OK.

@nouryoku: Trial and error is the only way, I'd say.

Im a quality snob!! With the 4k monitor and hdr to infinity!!
BDRemux for 1080p are a minimum of 30gb
BDRemux for 4k are a minimum of 60gb
You reduce by losing bitrate and then it looks like 2010 in my monitor.

Look at the remux of Lord of the Rings Extended version and note the bitrate. That's the reference for good quality.

Who said Yify releases? That only works if you're watching in something the size of your cellphone and I bet you'll still notice the encode..

So you didn’t actually fix the bug?

A proper DCI ~> D65 fix will come with the 4K encode that actually has effort put into it

@RyzakiT: I guess it's possible. You can give it a quick test with a screenshot in Photoshop. Just remember this method isn't perfect and messing with colors always degrades video quality a little and can give artifacts..

@-___-: How are you so sure the 4K disc won't be green as well? Coz I'm getting kinda scared TBH lol.

If the screenshots are anything to go off of, you most likely also wanna treat the aliasing, haloing and ringing. It's honestly pretty bad.
Anyway, fantastic comments section. The dragon ball fandom never disappoints.

It's true 10gb isn't much nowadays, I have bluray remux that are 30 to 40 GB, but some people don't have the fastest internet connections or the best computers, there's no need to be a dick to them about it.

Bodhi, there is absolutely a need to be a dick to them about it when they come in here demanding they be accommodated.

Deaer sirs, I am gonna put in words even you can understand. Why Soviet of Might not put out version with globally demanded 16K, 480 fps, 4D, Dolby Vision H.270 and 32-channel, 32-bit, 384 kHz DTS:X Pro?? Max size 10 GB please, otherwise too big.

@pukulan10jurus: What do you think, this LUT is would it be good for the Dragon Ball Kai: Majin Boo arc?

@-___- Is there a reason why the color-corrected version is smaller than the first version you uploaded? I know little to nothing about the process and was wondering how it works :)