2008-04-26, 10:25 | Link #181 | |
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If there is seriously anyone who is watching fansubs that is incapable of using Google to find production informaton for movies or TV series, I'm pretty sure that person is beyond all human help already.
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2008-04-26, 10:31 | Link #182 | |
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I was just saying that it is the clear wish of the Japanese that the credits get subtitled. (It's also the clear wish of the Japanese that we don't fansub their shows, but you get my drift ).
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2008-04-26, 10:48 | Link #183 |
The Supreme Pontiff
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though i usually watch the op of a show i tend to overlook the text in it and i'd never go back to watch either the op or the ed if i wanted to know who worked on the ep/show. i also very rarely look at fansub staff credits. i'll never go "shit that was well done who was the awesome encoder/typesetter/editor/ect that did this?" i will however go "holy fuck that was a steaming pile of crap who was the retard that did this?" and then go find the staff credits.
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2008-04-26, 11:20 | Link #184 | |
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them on your website REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS ITT
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2008-04-26, 13:02 | Link #186 | ||
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2008-04-26, 15:34 | Link #188 | |
Just call me Ojisan
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2008-05-03, 16:11 | Link #189 |
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OK.....maybe I'm just butting in, maybe I'm just beeing oggtopic, (in witch case, feel free to delete this, Moderator-san) but..........have some people in the past 2 pages been bitching about translated credit, or is it just me? People who are getting something FOR FREE, bitching about how that said FREE stuff is not to their standard? Have people been telling the kind gentlemen/women who bring stuff FOR FREE how they should do it in the future? Because if so........then that part of the fanbase is behaving like spoiled brats.
I usualy don't try to be nice to people I don't actually know, but complaining about stuff I get for free.....that's a new low....a very low low. I personaly enjoy the translated credit, especialy the voices and directors. Please continue to do what makes you happy, LE, and thank you for the great HD release |
2008-05-04, 12:03 | Link #190 |
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Why couldn't we argue about free things? We live in a free world, obviously we can bitch/argue about anything we want. Just because you get it for free doesn't mean that you couldn't say "it sucks". If the taste of tapwater sucked and you said "it sucks" and then someone else said "YOU CAN'T SAY IT SUCKS YOU GET IT FOR FREE" (okay, tapwater isn't technically free, but neither are fansubs, you are using eletricity and paying for internet to get fansubs), how would you react? Would you agree with him/her?
And fansubbers aren't any sort of "god-like" beings or anything. Sure, they might have more skills than your average leecher (since they are the ones providing the fansubs afterall), but they're humans too. Everyone makes mistakes, everyone have preferences, people can learn from their mistakes by listening to feedback, and people can listen to other people's opinions and decide how to react to them. This is yet again one of the topics that have been discussed to hell and back, and no matter what the outcome of the discussion is, there will be always be opinions and people expressing their opinions, and you won't be able to change that.
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2008-05-04, 12:52 | Link #192 | |||
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There is the option of not watching the releases you think suck, y'know. That's called free will. If you don't agree with it, fine, but most of the time, the fansubbers actually don't care whether the leechers like it or not because it's *their* preference. Also, if you really wanted to open a discussion on this subject, a new topic should have been made - instead of taking this one off-topic. Quote:
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Actually, that's something I do. I find fansubber-watching by way of credits is a good way of finding quality releases -- doesn't always work, admittedly, but with lots of subbers being in more than one group now, I'm interested who pops up where and what project, etc. I can see why you wouldn't though. |
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2008-05-04, 13:08 | Link #193 | |
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I agree that saying it like that is just stupid, but you're still free to express your opinion if you think they're blocking the animation etc. Whether the fansubber cares or not doesn't matter in this case, really.
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Being an encoder myself I can appreciate the skills other encoders have, but we're still humans after all. Anyway, the point was that everyone is free to express their opinion, whether it's regarding a free fansub or a commercial product or whatnot. Whether the opinion is actual criticism or just baseless whining doesn't change the fact that the one holding the opinion is free to express it.
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2008-05-04, 17:41 | Link #194 |
My E-Penis > Your E-Penis
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sigh, i shouldn't even get involved, but w/e.
the answer is very simple: mind your own fucking business. it's one thing to call a fansub shitty because of inferior tl, edit, etc. but arguing about stuff like production and fansub credits is just... well... a waste of time. it's usually done pretty tastefully. OP animation is interesting for what? 1 time? ... barely so w/e really. as for encoders, well... for the people with perhaps one of the least important jobs in fansubbing, they've got the biggest ego. and funny enough, the bigger the ego and mouth, the bigger the disappointment when you compare their work with some of the unknown encoders i've worked with. daiz. it's one thing to express your opinion. yes. we do have that liberty (when the admins aren't marching in their brown shirts ^_^ ). but expressing your opinion can be done in a civil way and for a valid reason. as always, Lythka has it completely right (though he's once again ignored). stating your opinion as to contribute to a discussion is fine. but some people just end up sounding like children. saa, i think i understand thefluff though. some other ex-DVD rippers i know think similarly. i think that perhaps they're still trying to do a more businesslike DVD-rip like release. for those who started fansubbing a few years ago will understand why stuff like translating credits is kinda fun. i guess it's one of those little things that set your releases apart from warez groups, and gives a "warmer" feeling to your release.
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2008-05-05, 04:51 | Link #195 | |
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Personally I don't really care about whatever whoever thinks (or who makes an idiot ouf himself/herself by acting stupid) but I just wanted to make clear to DmonHiro that people are free to express their opinions, no matter how dumb/useless/badly expressed they are.
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2008-05-06, 17:55 | Link #196 |
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I never said that people don't have the right to express their opinion. By all means, you may say anything you want about anything you want. However, that also means that I am entitled to express my opinion about your opinion (not you in particular). I never said that nobody can say "It sucks", I just said that I finf it very distasteful to complain about something you are getting for free. Nobodu is forcing ayone to wach anyones fansubs. If someone does not like the translation/the encoding/the credits/the karaoke, they are free to not watch that release. They are also free to tell the subbers/encoders that they think they made a bad release. But from that to DEMANDING that they do the release in a certain way is a very long way.
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2008-05-06, 19:27 | Link #197 |
King of Hosers
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Wrong. Making negative opinions about free things like fansubbing is banned by World Law. This should be known.
Only positive comments in this thread please. If you don't like credits you aren't allowed to say anything about that because in turn it might hurt someone else's feelings because they in turn think that since it's being done for free you aren't allowed to say naughty things. P.S. DmonHiro, you just ranted that people with opinions you don't like can gtfo. You stressed the word FREE, as in FREE things are exempt from anything but positive feelings. You are right nobody is forcing me to watch anyones fansubs. No one is also forcing you to read my posts. So deal with the fact that people don't have the same opinion as you. Also if you think anyone is seriously DEMANDING things on the internet, lulz to you. What happens when someone doesn't listen to the demands...nothing lol! I put forth the idea that intergnat demands are meaningless. Stop pretending they are real. |
2008-05-07, 10:23 | Link #198 |
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Hence, I've considered myself a failing fansubber, as I've thought all of my work failed. However, I find it even more distracting when other fansubbers are trying to show off their work, when their work is even more subpar compared to my failure work. (and there's a recent incident that someone attempted to show off his work in a recent release to me, but it turned out to be worse than what I've done over the past year--which, of course, I've considered my work to be failure) ;_;
But yes, the point of fansubbing is to understand the releases. But the point of me fansubbing is to challenge myself in different ways; I've enjoyed challenges quite a bit, and of course, for `moe` too. I'll quit fansubbing when there is nothing left to challenge in the areas I've enjoyed doing more. So, I only looked up at people who can do better jobs than me in fansub releases rather than looking down at fansubbers and releases (i.e., some people here) in order for me to do a better job next time. ^^; Last edited by pichu; 2008-05-07 at 10:35. |
2008-05-11, 19:24 | Link #199 |
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i'd like some input on what you guys think we (we being www.ji-hi.net) should do for groups that jump into subbing a project in the middle of the show and haven't done the first episode. should we accommodate them by recapping an entire show for all the groups on the episode that said new group started on or just forget them?
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2008-05-11, 20:04 | Link #200 |
makes no files now
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Does it really happen that often to be worth recapping all the groups again? Not that I'm fully aware, but as far as I know it usually happens on shows that have been stalled by groups and then others trying to finish it off. As an exception I can see D Gray Man as an example, where it looks like a couple of speedsubbing groups have been battling it out between each other. :/
Or did you have a specific example in mind?
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