Cool. I'm on 7-9 right now. We'll be checking them this coming weekend to catch all my errors after editing. We have a weekly anime meeting. From 2pm to midnight on Saturdays.

Thanks. Our encoder has been away with school stuff but he will get to it. Thanks so much for helping Heibi and congrats on your H2 release! (PS: getfresh told me to say hi to you from his end).

Ah ok. I was able to get rid of the extra black on the edges with my cropping. Starting to upload vol 5 in a few minutes.

Nah sorry not an encoder here. I am aware of the cropping mismatches since I've been coordinating stuff on the project such as recruiting other than my TL involvement.

No problem. I'll get another one to you today. I think I have the crop parameters done for my own encodes. Have you looked at my original avs files that were in the first batch? Or are you not the encoder on your end?

Thanks for the H2 vobs

Well...my point was that the info you included about Kikuchi / the writer of the 2nd film is incorrect.

Yep, see you in the forums.

Ah, wonder if Access was looking for support in that sense. Don't think many people would want to work with translators like that but may just put up with it eitherway.
(again short of being desperate to hold onto one for the sake of a series)
But fair enough, catch you around the forums then.

Because I sense being slapped with an admin 'off topic-auto-delete' clause, i gotta ask here.

There is no such thing as perfect. If a translator said that his/her script was perfect, go through it and show him/her the error of their ways. If they refuse to believe they made mistakes, they probably should be let go. Wave goodbye to the "perfect" being. Watch them beg to come back in a few months once they realize the mistake they made.

- With the constant demand of translators that are requested within the Asuki classifieds, isn't it still more or less a feast for a translator to pick and choose whatever group they feel like joining in the chance that their attitude would be endured regardless?
Slight news to me to hear that there are peeps out there who think their scripts are beyond editing, but while translators may not command the power that they used to have let's say 4-5 years back, they still got fairly good leverage to pull strings to suit them if they wished, I'd think.
I don't think many would beg or even care...