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View Poll Results: What type of softsubs would you like to download? | |||
Matroska (MKV) with SRT subs | 20 | 18.87% | |
Matroska (MKV) with SSA subs (colors and fonts, but heavier on CPU) | 61 | 57.55% | |
Ogg Media (OGM) with SRT subs | 21 | 19.81% | |
Apple QuickTime (MOV) with Flash subs | 4 | 3.77% | |
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2004-10-18, 23:50 | Link #21 | |
Afflicted by the vanities
Fansubber
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fish-shape Paumanok
Age: 36
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Feel free to swipe my sub files, though. I don't feel any obligation to keep them secret from ALL THOSE OTHER TERRIBLE FANSUB GROUPS OUT THERE WHO MIGHT TAKE THEM WITHOUT GIVING ME CREDIT OH MY GOD. Here you go: http://ashitaka-san.home.comcast.net/adhoc/ |
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2004-10-19, 00:00 | Link #22 | |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Age: 43
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2004-10-19, 00:52 | Link #23 |
whore
Join Date: Oct 2004
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Like boneyjellyfish I vote Matroska / SSA. It's designed for this kinda thing from the word go, where as OGM is hacked to bits from OGG. Matroska supports far more little options such as unicode subtitles, ssa subtitles, a crazy number of subtitles / audio streams, bframes natively, menus, properly designed chapters, omg everthing!
I'll download whatever you're subbing to show my support for superior video containers ps: I can't wait for the world where everyone has the matroska filters installed. |
2004-10-19, 02:18 | Link #24 | |
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
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You give away scripts, you believe in soft-subs only and you're subbing Tsukiyomi! If you were a girl, I will be after you. ^_^ Peace and Love! |
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2004-10-19, 04:06 | Link #25 |
Arienai Co-Founder
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OGM and MKV should only be used for DVD rips with multiple audio/subtitle streams. its is useless for anything else. Also, softsubs are retarted. Slower comp (or any comp really) would hate rendering karaoke effects. Its like asking, "hi, i want you to steal my effects where i worked so god damn hard on and use it without crediting me..." And if you only encode the karaoke on the video and dialogue on the softsubs thats even more useless...
Conclusion, softsubs are useless and retarted. OGM and MKV are useless for standard anime encodes (non dvd rips with 1 audio and sub stream). MPEG4 codecs are a lot better for that =P |
2004-10-19, 07:28 | Link #26 | ||
Afflicted by the vanities
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fish-shape Paumanok
Age: 36
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It seems to me you'd have to be somewhat retarded to need a bouncing ball to guide you along the lyrics. If you don't know how the rhythm of the song goes, you are probably going to make mistakes singing it anyway! Quote:
Go ahead, steal my scripts. Steal all of them. There is no reason for me to protect translations that are not even legal under international copyright law. It is petty, greedy, and idiotic for any fansub group to withhold scripts. (edited from "to have a contrary opinion"...) Last edited by Shii; 2004-10-19 at 11:24. |
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2004-10-19, 07:42 | Link #27 | |
ナマケモノ
Join Date: Jul 2003
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Also, you can still hardsub in karaoke effects into mkv for your fancy ass scripts if you so choose to. But fancy karaoke effects cannot be softsubbed unfortunately. But hey...are you downloading for karaoke or are you downloading for anime? |
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2004-10-19, 09:52 | Link #28 | |||
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2004-10-19, 11:22 | Link #29 | |
Afflicted by the vanities
Fansubber
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fish-shape Paumanok
Age: 36
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Looks like we have an overwhelming majority for SSA here, so I'll talk to my translator about it. |
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2004-10-19, 11:31 | Link #30 | |
Unfair
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Personally, I'd say OGM, but I don't mind MKV either, as long as they work on my computer.
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2004-10-19, 11:39 | Link #31 | |
Afflicted by the vanities
Fansubber
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fish-shape Paumanok
Age: 36
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Also, this means I will be able to resize the Japanese credits so that they don't take up as much room. |
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2004-10-19, 11:58 | Link #32 | |
ナマケモノ
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2004-10-19, 21:03 | Link #34 | |
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2004-10-19, 21:26 | Link #35 | |
Anime-Fansubs
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Please go and learn about what you are talking about before you continue to embarrass yourself further. |
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2004-10-19, 21:37 | Link #36 | |
Banned
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Anyway, it's nice to see someone releasing scripts for a show instead of hard subbing the shit. Too bad he's not doing it for a good show (like Ring ni Kakero). |
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2004-10-19, 21:43 | Link #37 | |
Freelance TS'er/Encoder
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Canada
Age: 39
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Yours, -Elly |
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2004-10-20, 01:06 | Link #38 |
illusion control
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As a complete tech idiot and n00b, I suppose the question I'd ask is: how much more effort will it take to watch whatever option is chosen?
The Media Configuration Guide on the forums is stickied, with a great big READ ME FIRST tag, so most clueless n00bs like myself would go there first if they find that something isn't working (assuming we don't create a dumb thread asking first, of course). And now, to watch a specific anime by a specific fansub group, we are told to ignore that Media Configuration Guide. I'm sure you can understand the wary confusion. Personally I'd appreciate it if there were a way to deal with softsubs using the "recommended multiplatform quick-and-easy players" listed in the Guide, but it seems either impossible or too complicated for tech-ignorant fans like myself. |
2004-10-20, 02:29 | Link #40 | |
Unfair
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