Nyaa archive 1847940
[ZeBenko] Dragon Ball Z: Creative Products Corp. [R2J DBOX Sync] [CLEANED] [Audio Only]
Saved on 2026-09-19 18:46:17. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.
Description

Hola, you buncha baboons.
A year ago, I released a DBOX sync for the Creative dub. Because I know jack-all about audio restoration, I didn't try fixing the audio.
A few months ago, I asked Krycek7o2 of Seed of Might to take a look at it. And now the audio doesn't have shit tons of noise.
Since I'm big brain, I kept the project files for my syncs, so I could just replace the source files with the cleaned audio and bada-bing bada-boom.
I fixed syncing errors, re-leveled JP patches, and made all cuts across the board better on account of the fact that there's no longer a shit ton of noise butt-fucking your ear-holes.
If it wasn't clear already, massive thanks to Krycek for cleaning the audio.
This is audio only. If you want video, mux it yourself; you're a big boy now, I know you can do it.
The Japanese patch subs from the original release are here also.
Since some of you uninformed simpletons might not even know what this dub is, here's my original synopsis:
In 1993, a Filipino dubbing company named the Creative Products Corporation made an English dub of Dragon Ball Z; the first English dub for the series. Second English dub of the franchise, so long as you don’t believe in the shithole that is Frontier Enterprises.
Now, you may be asking, “Why should I give a fuck?”
A fair assessment. You probably shouldn’t, but I do because it’s lost media.
Creative dubbed the first 26 episodes of DBZ in '93 and, later in late '95, they continued from where they left off and and dubbed up to episode 49.
Audio
| Episodes | Media | Source | Channels | Sample Rate | Format | Cleaned by | Provided by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 20, 23-26 | VHS | TV Broadcast | Stereo | 48 kHz | FLAC | Krycek7o2 | crygus / NeverRamza |
Comments 3
What a pleasant surprise! Cool release.
Neat. Toss the video, with its unique properties, and just sync it. That's the way to go! Nice job cleaning the audio, though. But you're missing the movies. How are you going to handle those? Cut them to bits as well? Gino Padilla had the best English cover of Cha-La Head-Cha-La in history. Luckily that's been preserved on CD.
@DisplayNamee
[This is ZeBenko] These early episodes are uncut and don't localize anything visually, so you lose absolutely nothing by having them synced.
As for the movies, I won't be syncing those. SoM already have and they will be available on their white balanced movie release.