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Old 2004-01-18, 11:43   Link #1
Go-lytely
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How do you watch your anime

How do you watch your anime? In front of your comp, tv out, or do you burn to dvd and watch?
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Old 2004-01-18, 12:22   Link #2
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How do you watch your anime? In front of your comp, tv out, or do you burn to dvd and watch?
I personally like to watch anime on my laptop, either in window or full-screen mode. There's nothing like laying down on a comfy couch watching anime! (I usually try to watch an episode or two a day before I go to bed.) I've tried watching it on TV, but I find it harder to follow the subs that way, for some reason. Sometimes, I will even watch purchased anime DVDs on my laptop, even though I have a perfectly fine TV and DVD player.

So, anyways, that's how I watch my anime...
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Old 2004-01-18, 13:02   Link #3
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I watch my Animes on my PC Monitor (19"), but i dont sit in front of my Desk.

My big and comfortable Couch is directly beside my Desk, so i just have to turn my Monitor 180° start the Anime and enjoy

The Sound comes from a BOSE Hi-FI System thats connected to my PC.

At the beginning i burned some Animes to SVCD but that takes too much time, and the Quality gets worse.

...and now im going to do what i described above and watch Saiyuki RELOAD 01.
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Old 2004-01-18, 13:19   Link #4
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I tend to watch my anime with my eyes, although a day I tried with my hands, but I missed some importand dialogues so I decided to drop the hand thing.

...TV-Out or full screen. I hate SVCDs so nothing, even if I have a few DVD readers in my house.
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Old 2004-01-18, 13:39   Link #5
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Due to the fact that I often do something and miss a line of dialog, I sit at my computer while watching it. If I miss something, I can easily pause and rewind. If I had a laptop though, I'd definatly be doing the same as relentless.
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Old 2004-01-18, 13:40   Link #6
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Full-screen, comfy chair, somthing to drink, a blanket, lock the door, burn homework, couple PC to stereo, enable suround, turn the lights down, drop the shades, sit down, open eyes, ENGAGE!!!!

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Old 2004-01-18, 13:45   Link #7
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burn mine to dvd as data then watch on the dvd player, with a BIG drink and some food
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Old 2004-01-18, 15:31   Link #8
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well, theres only three ways for moi to get anime, from my friend (dvd) then copying and pasting on my comp,by the actual dvd and watch on my dvd played.........um..........oh yea download it off the web!


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Old 2004-01-18, 16:55   Link #9
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on VHF and UHF channels, and by paying monthly dues for BS and CS satellite broadcasts.
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Old 2004-01-18, 17:12   Link #10
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i have a very very comfortable couch near the comp and a fridge and microwave not too far away, sounds get relayed through stereo, if it gets cold a cosy blanket helps alot. Perfect to start the day or finish it

how more perfect can it get

Ah, time to watch Ghost in the Shell : Stand Alone Complex I got from a friend
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Old 2004-01-18, 17:38   Link #11
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PC: Pentium III 1GHz + 256mb RAM + Windows XP + 17-inch monitor (meaning it's a PC just enough to play DivX and do nothing else while playing it)

I use the PC obviously for fansubs, but more often than not, I actually 'encode' them to VCD!!! Surprised? It's quality down 50%, but it's because I like watching on TV more than watching on PC. Unless I get a DVD-writer, I won't encode to a better format (MPEG2).
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Old 2004-01-18, 17:41   Link #12
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I watch my anime with a 19 inch flat screen monitor. I have a five speaker surround sound system with a subwoofer to compliment the audible. I lie down on my sofa bed and enjoy a good anime unravelling itself. Sometime I am so into the setting of my surrounding that I dont even want to try
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my hands
for scrolling to the next. My toes are forced to undertake the job. It takes a while but hey I dont have to wake up and ruin the moment. It's not like I get to do this every day.
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Old 2004-01-18, 18:27   Link #13
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I live in a small flat, so I don't have a couch. I just turn my 19'' monitor towards the bed and watch everything nicely tucked up in my sheets, with some snacks, or food, or a beer
I don't like sitting staring up close at the screen. Especially if the encoding quality isn't too good. And it's rather awkward too
So I watch my anime in bed. If the series is really good sometimes I stay in bed 'till 3 in the afternoon
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Old 2004-01-18, 19:18   Link #14
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19" screen with all five speakers and woofers working hard

Highbacked office chair tilted back with feet crossed on top of my cherry wood corner unit desk, and hands behind my head

Ice water, sometimes Ramen (always with an egg stirred and cooked in) ALONE. Would love to burn them onto DVD's but for now just save them to disk and keep the last 10 or so eps on the HD. (mostly watch Naruto and Saiyuki Reload and One Piece)
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Old 2004-01-18, 19:36   Link #15
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Originally Posted by Flash_Squirrel
I tend to watch my anime with my eyes, although a day I tried with my hands, but I missed some importand dialogues so I decided to drop the hand thing.

...TV-Out or full screen. I hate SVCDs so nothing, even if I have a few DVD readers in my house.
Wow squirrels are becoming more and more advance each day... *prepares or a interspecies take over*

Well i watch it straight from my comp and w/ both feet on the closest wall ;p i need to clean that wall some day its changing colors
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Old 2004-01-18, 19:41   Link #16
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Full screen on meh computer with a nice large drink...and all the lights off
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Old 2004-01-18, 20:05   Link #17
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Transfer all my avis to my All Powerful BETAMAX VCR

Betamax owns.
It's the way of the retro-future.



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Old 2004-01-18, 21:07   Link #18
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Transfer all my avis to my All Powerful BETAMAX VCR

Betamax owns.
It's the way of the retro-future.



Master Ran
I'd rather go with ED-Beta collecting dust in my oshiire if I were to use beta...does that thing even have S-Video output?

Nah, though the advent of HD-DVD decks and the upcoming HDVD and/or Blu-ray disc, the best way is still recording broadcasts onto a DVHS.
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Old 2004-01-19, 01:02   Link #19
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i've found that a wireless keyboard, and mouse really helps a lot when you are in bed, and have a sudden urge to watch Naruto, especially Episode 48. ^-^, right around half-way of the episode it gets exciting.

I've also found that making a playlist of my favourite episodes, and then letting them loop 24/7 is a good idea, especially when i wake up at 4am in the morning to take a piss etc. and see Spirited Away or Macross Zero OVA #2 running. Then put on my huge, airy, headphones and listen in on whats goin' on.

I luv it.
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Old 2004-01-19, 11:24   Link #20
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Front projector. Noone else has one?

Incredibly neat way of watching stuff you download.
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