2004-04-14, 02:32 | Link #21 | |
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2004-04-14, 03:25 | Link #23 |
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I think this argument is valid, there's a reason why most (if not all) fansubs put the text on the buttom or the top instead of in the middle of the screen... I mean since they do it for free of course they have the right to put the text right in the middle of the screen...
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2004-04-14, 04:52 | Link #25 | |
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This isn't criticism it is a person whining about where subs are placed and choices groups make. |
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2004-04-14, 05:00 | Link #26 | |
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Oh' yes, the guys who you say have no right to take credit for their hard work. |
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2004-04-14, 05:26 | Link #27 | |
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Honestly sometimes, well everytime i watch fansubbed materials, i wish those licensed ppl would hire fansub grps to do the subbing. buying dvd is scary since most of time they aren't up to expectations. vcd are better. fansubs the best. |
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2004-04-14, 08:11 | Link #29 |
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Well here are somme of my opinion about typesetting... I also try to find the fansubs that suits me the best, but a lot do a great job
So, what I realy don't like is when the fansuber puts credit OVER the original credit (of course most people aren't able to read the original credit but I find it irrespectful to the original staff). Mot of time though, the fansuber credit are put aside the original, often in the same style. For karaoke, they do take a lot of space, but most of the like I like them... What I don't like is whenn there are difficult to read (espacialy on tv) or the text is disappear... otherwise the shinny color are ok most of the time. And raw file for opening/ending are not too difficult to find Then one more comment about being able to read the sub.... when watching on my computer I never had a problem... but on TV it can be sommewhat difficult (and I don't have a small tv, but the resolution of the tv doesn't help and computer video-pout aren't realy good either)... for exemple comment which are written smaller ! For notes I do realy like when there are interessting, putting them directly on the show is the easiest and maybe more efficant way to do it.... but if there should be lot's of comment I would prefer explanation befor the actual episodes.... on exemple for this is Ebichu fansub by animempeg... realy good work on this one (there are just a bit slow... want to see the nexts episode of the show !!) Well I think I already written enough... sorry I there are too many mistakes |
2004-04-14, 09:26 | Link #30 |
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I think sapphire was just trying to let off some steam, I don't really think she meant to be as offensive as she appeared so let's not go make it an eye for an eye...
I personally don't mind some logos and karaoke and group crediting, it's just that some groups' aesthetic sense really does not agree with mine. For example Anime-Keep's famous Chrno Crusade with that huge logo (and... uh.. the bullet + cross thing if I'm not wrong.) Some things I like are less intrusive stuff like Anime-Empire's Midori no Hibi logo. The perfect thing would be if groups put their credits in the eye-catch (because it really shows that the group members aren't so interested in ego) but: 1. you can't fit all credits in eye-catch if lots of people contributed 2. Not all shows have eyecatch. Of course, this is all entirely a matter of personal TASTE. I can certainly accept and understand the reason why people do such things... I simply get a better impression of people who don't. If I ever headed a fansubbing group with like-minded members I think I'd have asked for credits to be put in the eyecatch or maybe just quickly in the ED... something like this: you have the series logo, and when they show that you just add in your group name and perhaps IRC channel unobtrusively... and then member credits go right at the back, maybe even just a small black frame after the whole video (only downside is people can easily remove this and put onto pirated VCDs...). Of course, part of human life is about ego and encouragement and some people would function better if they were given more recognition.
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2004-04-14, 09:27 | Link #31 | |
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Oh yes getting a pro to do the translation and actually getting high quality masters and putting them on dvd is worse than fansubbing. I would happily compare the fansubs of any show and then the dvd release and show you the improvement in audio, visual, translation and general quality. And V-CD being better, hehehehehe, pull the other one. |
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2004-04-14, 10:45 | Link #32 |
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I remember some VHS fansubs I've watched. What they did was put the group's name on the title screen, put the lyrics and translation in the OP, then list the long credits in the ED (along with the lyrics and translation). They'd also have romaji or the original japanese lyrics in alternating episodes instead of cluttering the screen with both (well, sometimes it clutters the screen cause there's so much of it heh).
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2004-04-14, 10:59 | Link #33 | |
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They're just about to say "Our animes". And if you say something like "That anime sucks!", they'll get mad about it! And when I see some "Pretence-team present you :", I just think "Yet another one" |
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2004-04-14, 12:08 | Link #34 |
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Because groups work on shows they especially like? When you like something very much, you tend to be easily pissed off when someone else attacks it, even more when the critic is as constructive as "It sucks". Some people won't give a shit to such things, while other may get quite angry.
To get back on topic, I watched Pretty Cure ep 1 by Shoujo, and it was nothing compared to some stuff done on Chrno Crusade. I don't even remind it, so I guess it was not intrusive enough |
2004-04-14, 13:04 | Link #35 | |
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Yeah, and that's annoying. I was watching through your KgNE a while ago (at long last) and I was like "Rah, some of the work on these subs is really nice, I'm going to pay attention to the credits in the next episodes and see who does what." And then what happens? I notice there are no credits. Are you telling me I have to go to your website to see who does what in your group? Are you insane? Do you think I can actually be bothered to do that? I hope you all fall to hell and be burned for creating my ignorance. Also the op looked kinda bland without the credits on, I have to admit I think it looks better with credits on. Oh my days, if you don't add credits to your future releases, I'm going to come along and blow you all up. Oh my god, if you didn't know I was half joking, I'm going to come and blow you all up. Quote:
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2004-04-14, 21:56 | Link #37 | |
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The point is we are doing the Japanese a favor. For example Naruto. OMG I bet there are better ratings in the USA than there is in Japan. Just gotta check Newtype for the facts. Since many people i know in school know about Naruto, people in CS which are all over the world, and pretty much everygame I play where I have a naruto name most people know of it. OMG even the people in The Screen Savers know it! They were playing the a certain Naruto track(part of it) in thier Dark Ages week on thier Wi Fi access points in LA. I bet the Japanese are monitoring some trackers. To see the results. These things come in Terabytes. Thier price tag will be big. Very Big. One more thing Naruto airs late at night. So most little kids dont get to watch it. Tough. Ratings go down........ Now I know Naruto will be hard to sell if it gets licensed. I also bet American companies may license episodes x-xx cause the pricetag is probaly too high. But think of all the profit from the toys, video games posters and anything else the we can think of. Naruto TCG. Not a bad idea. Yu gi Oh TCG is quite a hit(well maybe because the anime was about dueling). I can tell. Imagine Funimation ruining it though. Just Imagine they licensed Naruto like 5 years after we see it all!(maybe even earlier since the revenues they pulled in from little kids that think that was the best anime ever) Besides basically every anime friend I come accross has a copy of Ninja Scroll. They also know the "black market." But DVD's quality will always beat a show ripped from television. I know that by a fact. Also the extras included is pretty nice. Last edited by MasafumiGotoh; 2004-04-14 at 22:22. Reason: For various reasons and to make this uncontraditable |
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2004-04-14, 23:35 | Link #38 | |
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Naruto is many many many times more popular in Japan than it ever will be in America. Late at night? It airs at SEVEN PM! That's Japan's prime-time. They couldn't ask for a better time-slot. Japan does not need fansubs to make Naruto popular outside Japan, it'd make a ton of money regardless of whether or not everyone has already seen it because it is a proven money maker both in and out of asia. -Tofu |
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2004-04-15, 00:41 | Link #39 | |
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Can we close this thread now since it has degraded into name calling? |
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