Nyaa archive 1870567

[Sav1or] Onegai☆Teacher (Please Teacher!) [BD][1080p][AV1][OPUS][Dual Audio]

Saved on 2026-09-18 22:43:08. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Description

Onegai☆Teacher (Please Teacher!)


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Series

Sav1or Episodes MyAnimeList MyAnimeList TVDB TVDB Nyaa Source
Season 1 12 (S01E01-S01E12) Onegai☆Teacher Please Teacher! sorrow, SonKun02, SonKun02, Lover Dark, AnimWorld, MarBot
OVA 1 (S01E01) Onegai☆Teacher: Himitsu na Futari Secret Couple sorrow, SonKun02, SonKun02, Lover Dark, AnimWorld, MarBot

Release

A Dual-Audio release encoded in AV1 and OPUS for optimum size and quality. This release is not considered complete as some OVAs and recaps are not included. Files are named to support media servers like Plex using TVDB metadata.

Note: S01E06-S01E08 FA subtitles unfortunately have corrupted character data but are included for timing purposes should new valid subtitles become available in the future.

Sav1or Codec Quality Language Notes
Video AV1 1080p 10-bit
Audio OPUS Stereo (2.0) 96K Japanese, English
Subtitle ASS, SSA, SRT high Arabic, English, French, Indonesian, Persian Signs & Songs, Dialogue
Chapter yes

Encoding Details:

SVT-AV1-Psy 2.2.0 with Av1an (--photon-noise 2)

--preset 4 --crf 28 --aq-mode 2 --keyint 0 --tune 3 --enable-tf 0 --variance-boost-strength 2 --variance-octile 6 --enable-dlf 2 --qm-min 0 --qp-scale-compress-strength 3 --sharpness 2

This project is a production with the goal of the smallest video size with moderate subjective compromises to image quality. This is not the hallmark of AV1, but close enough. This release should only contain changes to the video stream and audio tracks. The subtitle and attachment tracks are usually copied from the noted sources. Timings are not adjusted except in cases of extreme delay as a result of mixing sources. - Sav1or

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Source

Thanks to the following sources:

Media Info


Comment Commentary

@zrdb: You are very welcome to your own opinions and subjective requirements for media quality. We have no qualms with yours and have no intention on convincing you to enjoy something that you wouldn't in the first place. However, we cannot abide by your misuse of the term "Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns." It appears you did not pay attention in your econ class as you should be aware that it refers to the diminishing returns when you invest more resources into development or a widget. If we were to apply it to the analogy you misused, it would mean that the more resources we spend to increase the quality of a video, whether it be bitrate or time, the smaller quality differences we would appreciate. Below is an example table to demonstrate the Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns:

Cost Output Margin
0 0 -
1 5 5
2 9 4
3 12 3
4 13 1

This is the complete opposite of what you were attempting to describe and this excerpt from Wikipedia has seemingly predicted your misuse of the phrase here:

The law of diminishing returns does not cause a decrease in overall production capabilities, rather it defines a point on a production curve whereby producing an additional unit of output will result in a loss and is known as negative returns. Under diminishing returns, output remains positive, but productivity and efficiency decrease.

That means that utility (enjoyment) is inefficiently acquired when spending more resources (birate/time) and counteracts what you were intending to convey. We hope you avoid this mistake in the future.

Comments 5

Jesus, why don't you try to get the episode size down to 60 mbs? This is a shit release for people who still have dual core machine running win XP.....!

Thank you for opinion zrdb, this one is not the first one of the kind. However, you seem to not be understanding anything about video encoding. So please, go on some random discord to learn or stop publishing that kind of comment everywhere, that will be better for everyone

Oh I understand re-encoding quite well which is why I rarely-if ever do it. Making a file smaller than a certain size is a prime example of the law of diminishing returns, the smaller you go the shitter the result and this abomination of a release is a prime example of it.

This is a shit release for people who still have dual core machine running win XP

leave it to zrdb to be completely wrong about something

I too was shocked at the file size and low bitrate but upon comparing this with the sorrow release they're identical. Now to achieve RMVB file sizes with HD quality :o