Nyaa archive 1840878

Fire.Force.S02.v2.1080p.BluRay.FLAC2.0.Hi10p.x264-JySzE

Saved on 2024-10-11 18:51:05. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Submitter
JySzE
Category
Anime - English-translated
Published
2024-07-03 18:47:52
Size
82.1 GiB
Info hash
9c1c5c56ef9aaaecf6acf07b3320831074f4439a
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Track Type Name Format Source Language
0 Video [JySzE] JPBD AVC JPBD --
1 Audio 2.0 JPBD - FLAC FLAC JPBD Japanese
2 Subtitles [EMBER] English ASS EMBER English
3 Chapters - Text/XML EMBER English

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v2 Changes:

  1. Corrected video and audio for episodes 5, 10, 11, 16, 17, 20 and 23. Thank you RainingTerror for reporting.
  2. 1 - 24 Chapters files were updated. Sourced from EMBER BDrip.
    2a. Chapter 17 fixed from EMBER due to missing titles and inconsistent format.
    2b. Timing offset for no black frames at start of episodes.
    2c. Changed "PV" label to "NEP".
  3. 1 - 24 Updated subs to proper EMBER subs, grabbed directly from EMBER BDrip.
    3a. Fixed incorrect Matrix set on EMBER subs for 1 - 14.
    3b. Timing offset for no black frames at start of episodes.

Thanks for being patient with the fixes!

Enjoy.

Thanks for auto upping my releases to usenet :) ❤.

Comments 8

There's lanczos-like ringing in first screenshot, very visible at the bottom of the vertical lines above the nose. Is your rescale wrong?

If you're going to bother uploading to slowpics, why do a screenshot gallery and not a comparison with the source(s) encoded from? To be honest, screenshots on their own like this are mostly useless. Also I'm not sure what you're calling "dither" here. It seems like there was other filtering done like debanding. Are you talking about regraining?

smol 2024-07-08 19:26:33 Edited 2024-07-08 19:31:34

https://slow.pics/c/KDy1fyrg

So you sneedsplitted EMBER with an incorrect rescale (adds ringing, looks like anti-aliasing, does not restore detail and does not improve clarity) and applied debanding; somehow got all of this into a super bloated crf=8 video. You also nuked all the grain.
Waste of disk space. A BD remux with player-provided debanding would have better video, less compatibility issues with TVs and would have saved you plenty of electricity/bandwidth.