**Edit 2022/11/21:** Should I remake this one? I still have the ISOs... let me know if you want a revamp of this one! Source: https://nyaa.iss.one/view/1351746 Subtitles: https://nyaa.iss.one/view/17541 (Re-timed) MediaInfo: https://pastebin.com/dBagd8Fp Includes Chapters, ENG Sub and the Menus (top level and chapter selection). I have fast internet connection but it is picky with torrents, so please have some patience until more people can seed. This started as a series of tests I was doing with ffmpeg, AV1 encoders and Topaz Video Enhance AI, but as I was putting more work into it and liking the results, I decided to do the whole series. Here's a brief breakdown of the process: 1. Mounted the ISO with Windows Explorer 2. Remuxed the audio and video to a .mpeg file with ffmpeg (-c:a and -c:v copy) (the files had roughly 50 minutes long, containing 2 episodes and the ending bonus) 3. Splitted the episodes and the ending bit using MPV to find the timings and ffmpeg to do the splitting (-c:a and -c:v copy, using -ss and -to) 4. Loaded the files into Topaz Video Enhance AI v1.9.0 to de-interlace with these settings: Engine: Dione TV v1 | Scale: 100% (no scale, deblur, deblock) | Add Grain: 0% | Out: MP4 CRF20 | Keep Audio: No (this process took about 19 hours) 5. Muxed the original AC3 audio and the de-interlaced H264 video into a .mp4 file using ffmpeg (-c:a and -c:v copy, using -map) 6. Encoded to AV1 using NotEnoughAV1Encodes v1.7, ffmpeg 2021.02.27, aomenc 2021.02.26 with these settings: Splitting: ffmpeg scene detect, threshold: 0.3 | Workers: 6 | Filters: all off | Encoder: aomenc | bit-depth: 10 | Speed: 4 | CRF 33 | OPUS 128kbps 2.0 (this process took about 13 hours) 7. Made the chapters by using the splitting times as reference and finding the exact timing with MPV OSD showing 00:00:00.000 8. Muxed in the subtitles (IDX+SUB) using MkvToolNix GUI v55.0.0, synced using the delay option and added the chapters The menus were extracted using MPC-HC, by exporting the image on display to PNG. I tried to make the PNG images into AVIF, but contrary to the video, the losses were kinda too much for me, so I left them as PNGs. I know that might not be the most optimal workflow but again, it started as a series of tests so... This was made using an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 (relevant to the AV1 encoding steps) and a GALAX RTX 2060 (relevant to Topaz Video Enhance AI) Tested and working fine on: MPV 20210228 | MPC-HC x64 1.9.10.16 | VLC x64 3.0.12 | VLC for Android 2021-01-20 (running on a Snapdragon 845 and 4gb RAM)