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[SubsPlease] Oshi no Ko - 01 (1080p) [D75BF135].mkv

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2023-04-12 16:40:58
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Comments 45

There's no worse streaming platform than Hidive video-wise
So yeah literally anything that isn't Youtube will be better

I don't care, I'm archiving the BD version later. You young bucks have no idea.... Back in my days we used to watch 360p TV rips. This is nothing.

Having bad audio in a idol anime sounds like a curse. Guess I'll stick to subsplease for now.
Only reason I don't download B-Global is because my old ass PC can't handle 4K output.
Why doesn't anyone do 1080p Bilibili releases?!

used erai-raw because i am not gonna wait an extra 1h40min when i was already so hype for it after reading the manga. I should be asleep already.

So I’m guessing the ADN version is better than this?

Right now: Netflix SEA > B-Global (2160p) > ADN > HIDIVE > AbemaTV
Or if you wait one day, then Disney+ or Amazon might look better.

ADN has bad audio quality so pick your poison

You know that you can easily mux Hidive audio with ADN video, right? Well, wouldn't do either tho, because both should be better on Netflix right now.

I still remember when I downloaded a TV rip of Divergence Eve - Misaki Chronicles, and could not run it. Because it was 1024x576, much larger then my resolution, and my CPU was too weak for it.

No, it's just a coincidence. I only release 720p because I prefer the size/quality ratio, as to me, most anime doesn't need 1080p. When you have as much stuff as I don, size begins to matter. And most anime aren't worth 1080p.

@DmonHiro I agreed , i have a lot of 360p animes and still watchable, animes aren't a hollywood movies .I use a 42" dispay, not much difference between 480p and uhd, just my processor can handle easier the lower resolution instead to going smoking.

it's worth noting that b-global has garbage subs btw. i would only use their video, nothing more

@DmonHiro
That's only okay as long as you don't know better. I started watching anime on streaming websites, then K came out in 2012, it looked uncanny, and I figured that I would download a proper video file somewhere to confirm my doubts. I then realized how much streaming compression and artifacts were destroying the quality, it was like a different anime.
Although I agree that 1080p is overkill, 360p is pushing a bit too low, especially when we can hardly find old anime with pristine quality.
But I have fiber internet and a modern screen, so 1080p it is.

Also I just finished watching this and I cried.

"I don’t care, I’m archiving the BD version later. You young bucks have no idea… Back in my days we used to watch 360p TV rips. This is nothing."

Anyone else remember sharing VHS tapes?

In the VHS era, we had not enough money to buy one. It smuggled from Austria.. We watched VHS movies in pubs. with a single mans narration , both were terrible

The VHS era.... dear lord. I used to buy 3rd generation italian/german dubbed tapes with random episodes from Saint Seiya....

@DmonHiro, do you plan to pick up the recently started shows? I don't care about the video quality , bcs i have a bad eyesight , but i hate bad subs

No, I'm out of the game. For good this time. MAYBE I'll upload an OVA once in a while, of something that didn't get subbed, but other then that, I'm out.

Is HEVC doing better now? With the exception of compatibility, is the quality on par with h.264? It think it's the way to go now if you want smaller file sizes.

@DoombotBL, if i remember well, (please ignore my old age) FLOP as i learned in the distant past - number of calculation floating point numbers per seconds, by the math coprocessor. Novadays it about gigaflops or even more

@DmonHiro is based and correct. 720p was/is still enough for most anime. What retards failed to realize for years was that the anime was natively animated at 720p even until a few years ago, and so all you were downloading was 720p anyway upscaled to 1080p. Looked literally the same.
I disagree with storage space being a huge issue now though, because storage is quite cheap now.
Also with the improvements in ai-based scaling we are beginning to see, in under 5 years you'll be able to play a 480p video at 4K and it will look like it was natively animated that way.
720p chads won.

I get why people don't think HDD space is an issue, but I have 48 TB of anime. If half of that is 720p, then having it at 1080p instead would mean at least twice that much. I'm not poor, but I'm not made of money either.

@DoombotBL

Unfortunately, as much as I loved the manga and read every chapter the second they came out, you can't deny that the ending was unfathomably mediocre and rushed

No, it’s just a coincidence. I only release 720p because I prefer the size/quality ratio, as to me, most anime doesn’t need 1080p. When you have as much stuff as I don, size begins to matter. And most anime aren’t worth 1080p.

@DmonHiro Lol no. Keep your boomer mindset with you.

"1080p, HEVC, Dual Audio, Blu-ray" is essential for archival purposes as it allows for high-quality preservation of anime, for future and long-term retrieval.