Nyaa archive 945102

Dragon Ball Super - Episodes 1-13 (BD 1080p x265 Dual Audio)

Saved on 2026-09-17 03:38:07. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Description

Technical Specs:

Dragon Ball Super Box 1 (US Blu Ray)
Source: j.cox
Video format: mkv
Video codec: x265
Video size: 1920x1080
Audio #1: TrueHD, English
Audio #2: AC-3, 448 Kbps, Japanese
Subtitles: none

PLEASE SEED!!!

For those that like to have FLAC audio files, I refer you to this download: https://nyaa.si/view/941321

Comments 21

Could you make the video bitrate a little bit less so the file size is somewhere between 300-500mb please? Great to have another x265 uploader on here. :D

are you going to continue the releases ?
the box 7 is available now, it's the one i'm interested in atm

@Chilled I got the video sources from another uploader. If that uploader uploads the next English US blu ray box somewhere in October, I'll encode it in x265 and upload them here again.

@NateUchiha Thanks, all I did was use HandBrake to encode the videos into x265 with medium settings. I found that the medium setting gives small file sizes without losing quality (or at least negligible).

@Chilled I don't have box 7 unfortunately. But I'm sure there are other uploaders who have it.

@SSJG182 The reason the file sizes are that large are because the English audio format is TrueHD, if I used the regular AC-3 English audio all the file sizes would be around 300MB.

@ SSJ182 So if I did that the quality would suffer a little, and the audio would be a bit less good as well. These files were originally ~1.7GB each, so the sizes have been reduced significantly.

why the fuck do you people use x265?

Are you just mentally retarded because you can't encode in 10-bit x264?

And why didn't you use the JPN bluray? And what about flac audio? This is what these fags on this site want.

@Phazon Why don't you try downloading the files and check the opening and ending credits first before commenting?

@Phazon I did x265 in order to reduce file size. So if the all-knowing don't like it, please go somewhere else to download. I just want to share the work that I made thank you.

@marinaldomax I added 2 subtitle tracks that originally came from the blu ray. But I didn't set them to be shown standard. So I think it's fixed from the blu ray.

@J363 I understand, so those captions in the opening must have been fixed by Funimation when it launched Bluray. Thank you so much for launching the episodes of the first Bluray.

@marinaldomax I downloaded the sources somewhere on a forum, I'm sure the uploader will upload the next blu rays as well. When that happens, I'll upload those episodes in x265 as well. It should be somewhere in October.

@KazoWAR I think they're hardcoded, but I don't think it's a problem since the intro and ending are in Japanese (unless you prefer to watch without subtitles)