Let's clear up some confusion and understand why AV1 is a superior codec, especially for low bitrate media. Firstly, the Alliance for Open Media (AOMedia) was founded by several leading tech companies, including: 1.
Google 2.
Mozilla 3.
Netflix 4.
Amazon 5.
Microsoft These companies came together to develop AV1, aiming to create a more efficient, open, and royalty-free video codec. Now, let's talk about why AV1 is superior for low bitrate media: 1.
Higher Compression Efficiency: AV1 offers significantly better compression than older codecs like HEVC (H.265). This means you can get similar or even better video quality at a much lower bitrate, saving bandwidth and storage. 2.
Enhanced Visual Quality: AV1 includes advanced techniques like adaptive quantization and directional filtering, which improve visual quality, especially at lower bitrates. 3.
Open and Royalty-Free: Unlike HEVC, AV1 is royalty-free, which means anyone can use it without paying licensing fees. This encourages broader adoption and innovation. 4.
Wide Support: Major platforms and browsers are already supporting AV1, ensuring that content encoded with AV1 can be widely accessed and enjoyed. 5.
Future-Proofing: AV1 is designed with future advancements in mind, ensuring it remains relevant and effective as technology evolves. In conclusion, while HEVC (x265) has its merits, AV1 offers a more efficient, higher quality, and cost-effective solution for low bitrate media. The collaboration of industry giants behind AV1 further underscores its potential and reliability. Let's keep our discussions informed and constructive.
So keeping all of that in mind, if you think a 1080p hevc 200MB (average mini size) anime episode looks better than av1, without providing a slow.pics comparison that proves your point, you therefore forfeit your masters degree in yaponomics.
It's not a matter of agreeing or not, AV1 minis are objectively more appealing to look at than HEVC minis, you'd have to be braindead to claim the opposite.
Some people in ✲AkihitoSubs✲ discord reporting that the site not loading for them showing only a white page and nothing loads and only the about page is still up https://animetosho.org/about
a friend of mine has that issue as well and he cant report it so i give a shot if anything going on.
So now you understand the skipped entries are the greyed-out ones. In the left column of the AT page is a link called "About/FAQs" for more information about this site.
I have read the previous comments. In those comments, some people who have asked to stop posting some ripper's torrents. I posted this comment as a reply to them to post any torrent without completely skipping the them...
Again this argument of starving bitrates, it's the children from africa of weebs. How about if you want > 1GB per episode you get your own damn seedbox for downloading dem chinese cartoons. Can't watch all the stillshots and cut corners in the animation unless muh grain.
> skipping torrents above 500mb will cause most of 1080p releases not fetched. Good! that's the whole point of this thread, if something gets the axe I hope it's these kinds of releases. Makes sense to go after the biggest space wasters first. Most links don't live that long anyways, AT is mostly for getting a quick fix. For archival go someplace else.
Did i say x265 a codec? please read the comment slowly. I only say x265 is better than av1? besides hevc can also nvenc as encoder (gpu encode) not always x265 (cpu encode). the only problem here is one's ability to read. cheerio
x265 isn't the codec. Well it's clear as day you don't have any fucking idea of what you're talking about. So please refrain from yapping when you don't even know the basics
If you ignore all DDL and "processing/skipped" labels, you already have the torrents, index, search and series/episodes. File Info, screenshots, subs and attachments for processed torrents are a bonus. Do you have something else in mind?
Nyaa has different search engine rules. I find it easier to add variants/exclusions to a query than AT, maybe just me though. Also AT matches filenames inside in addition to torrent titles, which often adds more noise to results. On the plus side, it has links to series. Still, automatic series sometimes include wrong torrents or miss what you would find via search.
@admin You can create a torrent only section or torrent only site and skip unnecessary encodes and post them in the torrent only section with only torrent file and magnet link. That way you can post all torrents without completely skipping them. I use this site because this shows more details of search results than nyaa and it's easy to find torrents here and there's a good collection of torrents here also.. I only use this to download files through torrent and I don't usually go to file hosting sites. For me this site is faster than nyaa too. So you can consider about this idea :))
Thanks for the suggestion. For now, since DownloadGG was dropped, I'll see how things go. (the limitation is upload bandwidth, so skipping content isn't the only lever available)
its not about delay, it is to lessen the strain on the server because as you can see in the weekly stats nandesuka takes up almost 25% of total processed torrents
19/05/2024 17:15 — Anonymous