**I am not associated with either Ohys or MTBB or KH**
Encode is the exact copy of Ohys-raws 720p BD rip.
Subs are from MTBB for all episodes except 18.5. Episode 18.5 subs from KH's encode.
If anyone from ohys or MTBB or KH would not like this torrent to be up, feel free to let me know. I have no problem in removing it.
Retiming was not necessary, subs timings were already synced. Though unfortunately I forgot to set the subtitle name while muxing, they show up as undetermined. The difference between the two subs in a episode is only of honorifics.
Chapters, global tags and attachments were all properly muxed in.
I recommend mpc + madVR with random noise reduction strength 2 for good viewing if you have a 1080p screen. A decent upscaling algorithm would be cherry on the cake but if you don't have hardware, don't worry about it. Debanding can be set on medium if its something that bothers you. These are just what my general settings are for watching most ohys rips.
**I do not have a seedbox/server and seed from my home connection**. While i'll most probably have the file for a very very long time, speeds will be slow. So I recommend you downloaders to seed as well. **Also I am behind an ISP NAT and all ports are blocked for me**, so if you are not able to find any seeder yet torrent reports at least one seeder, it'd most likely be me. **So make sure either your ports are forwarded or use a vpn that allows forwarding ports.**
The good thing about these x264 releases is that it's compatible with my madVR setup, I've already fine tuned my upscaling algorithm and thankfully I have a powerful graphics card that can handle it. Thanks for this!
Thank You I like the entire size of this encode, Since filespace is finite. Only so many Anime can fit on a harddrive. Even if your arching on external media. Having shows ready to play is preferable. This will eliminate my need to re-encode a 10bit ver back to it's native. I'm Happy about that fact.
Like LighteningSoul. I also have a system tweaked and tuned for standardized encodes. It upscales to 12 bit deep color. Although I admit there hasn't been a need to use it with your encodes. [Ohys-Raws] has always been a great source for but audio/video. They never bloat a file size or blow the sound out. And for WebRips, PrinceOtaku does a good job on the video
BTW what are the chances You might go back to some of those x265 projects and redo them as x264's Like KonoSubu
@NetGhost
I am really not an encoder. If something, I am only a muxer (Adding subtitles, and retiming to a raw video release). Mainly because the time it takes to perform a decent encode, is well, a tad bit on the above average side on my system ( i7 6700k ). Adding to the fact that I regularly use my system with variety of side tasks that go on along, I really can't free out the heavy resources required to encode.
So for the chances, I would say almost next to 0 lol. I do have quite some other ohys muxes available with me, I just decided to share this one because this is probably the most simplest and proper muxing of subtitles that I have done.
Though considering LightningSoul and your responses, I guess from the next muxes which I decide to do, I'll try and share them here for all.
Although I do have some personal encodes done for my own self storage since there really wasn't a fairly sized encode available for them, but they are just very "unprofessionally" made (if that is a word here lol) and tagged and metadata is all over the place since I was not planning on distribute them.
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LightArrowsEXE
LightningSoul
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