2010-04-18, 03:31 | Link #2121 | |
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Generally VLC Player isn't recommended to watch HD .mkv files. They usually don't play with many sub groups. As for the Audio Lag. It may be two different things. You might not notice but sometimes the audio is perfectly fine but it is actually the video that lags behind the audio by a few milliseconds and carries on throughout the entire video. Or it could be the fact just as you said, audio lags behind a few seconds. If it is video that is doing this, you're most likely going to need a better computer. But if it's the audio make sure the ffdshowaudiodecoder isn't doing anything to audio since I'm assuming your going CoalGirls which is FLAC. You would want Media Classic, the player itself to handle the audio. That should fix it. But if you're fine with VLC I guess you don't have a problem at all. I find it strange that VLC is working for you but if you run into this problem and VLC doesn't work there's your answer. |
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2010-04-18, 04:51 | Link #2122 |
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dl CCCP. it has all the codecs that you need. the link is on the main page of animesuki))
i enjoyed bakemonogatari for the animation and witty conversations. it took me some time to realize it was a parody. i mean Senjougahara is so exageratedly tsun, that she's not very much different from some crazy killer or extreme sadist, while retaining a very contrasting dere side. araragi helps girls because thats what main heroes are supposed to do in harem or shounen shows. this is why i didnt like the characters that much. and what is the difference between the TV broadcast and the BD ? i read they changed some backgrounds... but is it worth dl'ing and archiving all over again? i mean, are the changes noticeable?
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2010-04-18, 05:38 | Link #2123 | |
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http://www.sos-brigade.de/wordpress/?p=4795 All BDs had lots of improvements, some very subtle and some very apparent.
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2010-04-18, 07:36 | Link #2124 | |
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Spoiler for for examples in Western film:
As far as I can tell, Bakemonogatari isn't so much poking fun at other works, but making a comment on several of the tropes that infuse the otaku fandom, and it really isn't doing that by parodying any other series or work per se. Though I'm not sure if Nishio Ishin's intent was to satirise anything. Until I know for sure, I might regard Bakemonogatari as a satire without a goal, but I wouldn't label it a simple parody.
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2010-04-18, 08:11 | Link #2125 | |
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I admit it does use a lot of references and sometimes it may bring a giggle or two. But mainly it uses language humor or meta humor. The show isn't run on parodies. The plot isn't driven by parodies. It isn't the main reason to watch the show. Like karice67 said, Scary Movie is a very good example of a parody. It is usually driven by many jokes and has no plot whatsoever. But Bakemonogatari has a plot so it does not fall into the category of parodies. I'm not trying to be rude, just clearing up facts. Yes, Senjougahara is comparatively more tsundere than others if you look at the other tsundere characters. But this actually is a good point, it contrasts greatly with others to make her more memorable. If you asked me who is tsundere she would be the first to come to mind. Then there's the background story with her tragedies. They link together. Now with Araragi, he's a Samaritan. He helps those in need. I mean if you saw someone was being robbed in broad daylight, would your sense of justice kick in? I don't know about you but I would definitely would do something. That's Araragi's view on helping others. I wouldn't call this a harem either since Araragi has clear relationship very early on with Senjougahara. He's the main focus on solving all these oddities or problems. Otherwise it's just another mundane show with some guy fixing problems. Bakemonogatari adds the supernatural theme to it making it more unique than others. Last edited by AC730; 2010-04-18 at 08:16. Reason: Omissions |
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2010-04-18, 08:16 | Link #2126 |
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the link you gave says "Most definitions consider a parody to be a mimicry of an established idea, concept or person" the examples i gave prove just that.+ they dont incite social change or whatever. and i really dont think its that important as i got my message across...i think... TMSIDR thanks. that helped alot, but which is the BD? the bottom or the top screenshots? AC730 those things you said about araragi dont change the very probable possibility that that was parody/satire. you seem to want to believe that he is JUST a samaritan. there are too many like him for me to say "okay, nice character". this is also not to be mean, but consider some of the points. http://forums.animesuki.com/showthread.php?t=93084 really, i dont want to argue about semantics. it has nothing to do with bakemonogatari.
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2010-04-18, 08:23 | Link #2127 | |
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Like I said before Scary Movie would be a perfect example towards that definition. I don't know how this show would fit that description of parody. It doesn't 'make fun' of anything by taking it and turning it into a show filled with tidbits making every reference satirical in any sort. |
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2010-04-18, 08:31 | Link #2128 |
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i edited my post. might wanna take a look at the link... and the part where i say that this is not important.
+ your last post says that bake... is neither a parody nor a satire??? well, i'll just shut up and wait for some other ppl to post on that.
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2010-04-18, 09:15 | Link #2129 | ||
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Yes I'm saying Bakemonogatari is not a parody or satire show. I'm not saying it doesn't contain any. It's because you mentioned it like it was based on the show on this very aspect, but I'm sure you didn't. I know it does make several parodies but definitely not categorized as parody or satirical. If I had to describe the humor that takes place it would be more metahumor than parody. If I were to describe the show in one word it would be supernatural. But there is way too many opinions on this for me to be right. I found it a bit insulting that you showed me that link. Yes, I do like this anime but I'm not blinded by that very aspect. I did agree with some of your points but I never disregarded any of it. |
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2010-04-18, 10:06 | Link #2130 | ||
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As AC730 said though, it's most definitely not just a parody, because it doesn't just make fun of things. To me, most of the humour doesn't come from this 'making fun of things', but from the dialogue which may or may not (and often isn't, in my case) associated too deeply with what is being parodied. Bakemonogatari does parody concepts and ideas in the fandom, but in my opinion, it doesn't just stop there. But since people have previously noted (earlier in the thread, or elsehwere) that they think such thoughts pretentious, I'd rather not voice them further in this forum.
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2010-04-18, 12:35 | Link #2132 |
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I came here via google since you were talking about the commentary tracks.
I downloaded CoalGirl's Bakemonogatari 09 1080p and the corresponding commentary track released by them. Since the video included the OP but the commentary track did not, it was obviously desynced by 1 minutes 31 seconds. I couldn't figure out how to offset such a big desync in mpc (I was using the dub feature in it), so I played the commentary track in winamp and the video in mpc. After syncing the video and the commentary I would watch for a minute. Then I would notice that the video and the audio are desynced by a few seconds (with the video, fullscreen, lagging behind). I didn't notice any lag with the video itself or the audio. My question is this: What caused it? Did winamp play the commentary track too fast? Is my 3.9GHz i7 too slow? Filter used was "MPC video decoder". edit: Making both winamp and mpc "realtime" helped. However, I'd like to have my video play at correct speed without changing the process priority for mpc. Which video decoder should I use? My GPU is GTX 285 and processor i7 @ 3.9GHz as mentioned earlier. edit #2: CoreAVC seems to have done the trick, but I'm worried if I'm getting the best video quality because I heard CoreAVC lacked in that department. Why isn't there a CUDA icon in my task bar? Last edited by DiamondTear; 2010-04-18 at 17:38. |
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Satire isn't the right word for this... but the author IS taking archetypes and subverting them for fun and profit. Archetype subversion is almost always more fun and makes for more interesting characters since they aren't totally predictable.
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2010-04-30, 01:15 | Link #2134 | |
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I wonder the older versions of CoreAVC may not recognize CUDA. |
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