If stuck, is it your fault?

Pixeldrain: https://pixeldrain.com/u/FmuEZFi4

Stuck at 87%
Links are all dead.

Thank You !!

do you have the ep 3 audio? i need the separate audio file please

Haha I'm sorry you are right. he was singing in Japanese and I didn't wait long enough to hear the English voices after haha

Sorry I'll double check

You can use Kraken or Pixeldrain link: https://pixeldrain.com/u/sYwiD3Sw

hmmm... no seeds to finish.

Acupressure points for energy (chi) management - finally clarified by episode 4 subtitles

^ Me when I spread misinformation. The audios are japanese and english.

Stuck on 0%

Thanks, you got it working

Both audio tracks are jpn. Also the episode number is in absolute form instead of season.

forward captions by 45 seconds.

Nevermind, it's the bigger file that has an audio issue.

Thanks admin!

To be more precise: this has the audio of episode 2.

Something is wrong my guys

Something is wrong my guys.

So just like in Teen Wolf and Angels in The Outfield...they can't win without cheating.

Ok buumer.

Sorry future boy. I downloaded these files in the floppy disc era.

>look & sound fine played thru a decent video card onto a modern 60in screen.
Yeah because somebody deinterlaced it when they ripped the dvd for you. The DVD's not going to look as good as that on a pixel-array screen unless it goes through deinterlacing, either in the player or during the encoding process.

In the case of anime, deinterlacing is (usually) pretty straightforward because the original source was progressive and all deinterlacing needs to do is to grab the two fields that came from each fram and reconstruct that frame (and then set the display to the correct, possibly-weird, framerate), but there are some sources that are just impossible to do this with, such as broadcast TV rips that have been interlaced one way and then the station has put banners over the top of the interlaced intermediate and the banners are interlaced a different way. Some DVDs do the same kind of thing with hardsubbed signs and so on. These kind of sources are quite rare, but they exist because in the CRT era there were only CRTs and even if someone had a high-end monitor it was still a CRT and could just be set to 480i like a TV, so why bother accommodating hypothetical flat panels that can't do variable resolution or interlaced video?

Anyways, your files look good because someone deinterlaced the DVD when they encoded them for you, a DVD image won't look good unless you deinterlace the image yourself when you play it.

It was uploaded over two years ago... what did you expect?

Dead links are never "revived" as the files are deleted automatically after AT processes them. FAQs : https://animetosho.org/about

hey, its not working anymore, please revive

♫there is a starman♫

Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms 2019-ish DVD
( why Chinese, not Japanese? )

Good luck downloading this with 0 seeds.

Hi. Could you please let this one through.

This is a source issue. I'll look into ways to avoid bloating the filesize with stupid fonts.

There's 2 identical 23MB unicode fonts attached.

Huh?

I have old 20mb per episode downloads from the dial-up days that look & sound fine played thru a decent video card onto a modern 60in screen.

fetch pls

Gofile folder : https://gofile.io/d/jyFxF2
Later I will make a zip. For now use this

fetch it up please bitte

404 Not Found - Subtitles

The price of Yadif deinterlacing during playback is cheaper than whatever the fuck these encodes are doing.

The DVD's gonna be 480i though, which isn't gonna look good if you don't have a CRT.

If anime fall 2025, it's understandable you'd be said that. There's Erai, SubsPlease, Toonshub, New Raw, etc.
Does older anime have much competition?

So seemingly you did comment just to say "encode is bad".  Alright, that's fine.  Have a good day.