Use the link, "Submit New Torrent" if it is not working seek help with them.

I tried to upload an Anidex torrent to Tokyotosho like you recommended, but it says "Could not download torrent. Check the URL for typos and verify the site is online." How do I upload a torrent to Tokyotosho then?

You're the first lossy audio yapper to provide an actual ABX test, might as well verify your results.

what point are you trying to prove i dont really care if you believe me or not

Provide the files as well buddy

according to nyquist theorem, no one can hear the difference past 44.1khz sample rate.
also opus is a good codec just 128kbps is a bit too low for animes as they're really shouty

here you go
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tgWC2...sp=sharing

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You're certainly not getting anything representative of the original quality with moozzi2's filtering or similar.

I'm talking about results proving you can differentiate lossy and lossless audio. I don't care about moozzi2's cherry picked comparisons.

Saying "unlistenable" is crazy, my guy. In fact, I would bet money on you not being able to hear the slightest difference between hi-res lossless 32-bit / 384kHz and OPUS 128kbps

Yeah I'm not saying the original looks bad, but I also wouldn't call the encodes "sharpened garbage"
at the end of the day I just wanna watch anime in near original quality but that seems impossible without torrenting

Looks like almost any other anime.
Also looks completely watchable, if by "watch" we mean sitting away, not pressing your face onto the screen.
But people also have different tastes, and some players have built-in optional filters even if nobody made a release they like.

BD original: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/A...80-s-no-gm
moozzi2:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/A...80-s-no-gm

the original looks like its completely out of focus for some reason

This can't be real.

can you post some abx test results?

alr gotchu

> I dont understand the use for 480p releases when you can stream 1080p on streaming platforms
Because AnimeTosho is not a streaming site? Also, people also wants to download what they watch? Anyway, raws are not uploaded here. You can torrent mozzii2 stuffs if you really need them.

Tell me you don't know what FLAC is without telling me you don't know what FLAC is.

You can easily convert AAC etc into FLAC. If I was listening to music I'd prefer FLAC over AAC but with anime it's mostly voices and background sounds so I have no issues with a decent bit-rate AAC.

I get the resources part obviously but I dont understand the use for 480p releases when you can stream 1080p on streaming platforms in any subtitle language

Which part of it you don't get? Raws are not mirrored by AT simply because only a handful of people wants/needs them. Including you. The bottom line is AT resources can't afford those. I hope this helps.

I'm not telling anyone to do anything I just politely asked if it was possible and then just questioned to get a better understanding of the situation/ this site because after reading the about page it still doesn't make sense to me

You keep asking people to do stuffs. Lemme ask you the same. Why don't you do it yourself? torrent whatever you want. what's stopping you?

I prefer the sharpened look since animes are still 1080p in 2025 for some reason. also anything that isn't flac is unlistenable with in ear monitors

why not just download the subs and merge them to the mkv?

Moozzi2 is not "higher quality", it's over filtered/sharpened garbage.

Since the vast majority of users want translated anime, to make efficient use of costs and resources, raws are not scraped or processed here.

As you say, you can torrent them.

left banner, About/FAQ link.

I don't understand though. Isn't the main point of torrenting to get the higher qualities which you otherwise can't get from the streaming sites? Why upload low quality releases which can be downloaded from like 9anime or something it seems redundant

Nope. Raws are entirely skipped by AT. They don't even exist here.

HI is it possible that Moozzi2 releases will get uploaded? I need flac audio

Thank You! searching with anidb episodeID works great

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You can try entering the episode number in the search box with "...in this series only" ticked.
Or you can go to the respective AniDB page, find the episode, copy out the episode ID from the URL (https://anidb.net/episode/<id>), and going to the respective page here (https://animetosho.org/episode/<id>).

is there a way to search for specific episode number from a series

D'oh! Well thanks for the response anyway.

Another thing you could do is try getting ChatGPT to make a python/bash/batch script for you. Can sometimes work surprisingly well for automated tasks.

Strongly recommend learning the command line if you want to automate stuff.
It won't take much time, and will be very beneficial to you.

This is an anime community, NTR discussion is normal. No need to attack him personally.

Sorry admin,

Looks like I need to retract my previous statement.
Could you explain what in that script needs to be replaced with local information?
I'm guessing it's the * but I can't seem to get it to work.

Thanks for your consideration.

Maybe they got cucked and wanted to confirm it?

NTR is similiar to getting cucked, or swinging. Usually NTR involves blackmail, coercion or manipulation.

Uwkai means cheating on someone romantically, as opposed to just casual sex.

Why?

Guys, Can you explain the difference between cheating (uwaki) and NTR?

Thanks for the reply admin.

My issue is that the program I use for muxing (MKV Muxing Batch GUI) needs files and folders with unique file names (i.e. attachments1-12, subtitle1-12)  so I have to rename subs, chapters and attachments which is difficult for the attachments folder (win explorer search + copy-paste can't rename folders only files).

I am almost completely a GUI user and can only use the CL with detailed descriptions for specific cases (to be clear I'm not asking you for that information, just stating my knowledge level).

Thanks for your reply and for the script, I will try and do some research to figure out how to implement it.

I had a quick look at MkvCleaver - if you're looking to achieve something more consistent with its naming scheme, you can run the following batch script in the folder containing the extracted archive's contents.

@mkdir temp
@for /d %%d in (*) do @(
  @for %%f in ("%%d"\*) do move "%%f" ".\%%~nd_%%~nxf"
  @move "%%d\attachments" "temp\%%~nd_Attachments"
  @rmdir "%%d"
)
@for /d %%d in (temp\*) do move "%%d" "%%~nxd"
@rmdir temp

Thanks for the suggestion, though I don't understand it.

The structure for the 'All Attachments' download on batch torrents looks like this:

[torrent name]_attachments.7z
- [filename]
  - attachments
    - [font file]
  - chapters.xml
  - track#.lang.ext


The folder structure eliminates the need to duplicate the filename everywhere.