One recent change: It used to be that clicking on a greyed-out name sent you directly to Nyaa.  By creating a "landing page" like this, admin made it possible for good folk like Tibbs and Yogicat to  post links even for files that were skipped by the AT bots.  And Tibbs and Yogicat et al do requests sometimes, so ask if you want something, even if AT skipped it.

www.Chautanh.info has movies and diamond and pearl and some original subbed,while www.fluffy.is has diamond and pearl subbed and www.anime.thehylia.com has movies,some diamond and pearl and some advanced generation subbed

Oh 3GB, that seems a little low, oh well

This torrent has not been fetched due to skipping policy, you can find out why by clicking on About/FAQs and read it, btw the author said he will upload a 720p version sometime later , maybe that will go through here ;o
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AnimeTosho does not upload all files posted - it skips the following:

    Anything over 12GB in size
    Whatever the script considers to be a 'batch', over 3GB in size

Yeah, it isn't a batch and it isn't that big. Probably because the files themselves are too big?

I wonder, what are the exact skipping policy?

I do not think anyone has posted the blue ray of this show yet. So why is it being skipped?

I don't care for ordered chapters either but I wouldn't say that it's half-assed they do that to save space if the filesize is going to end up really big well most of the time that's why they do ordered chapters. But Coalgirl AKA Kirsten from Chihiro begin herself likes using ordered chapters a lot. Well if you don't like ordered chapters then I advise you to wait on UTW's version their not using ordered chapters but they only released the first two episodes to this tho. :/

Also there's a few programs out there that you can use to put the ordered chapters together.

And of course people telling or showing you how to join the files together.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how to join order...s together

Then let's ask the Administator.

500mb in 42kb? It must be a new compression method...

I like how people comment on a release that hasn't even been fetched here.

Oops, that would be a bug in the script >_>
Thanks for the advice!

7z files are corrupt,,...:(

I did a search but couldn't find anything about "E-DVD" - are you sure you got the name right? *

Otherwise, US and Japan follow the NTSC standard, whose DVDs have a resolution of 720x480 @29.97fps.
Europe and Australia follow the PAL standard, whose DVDs have a resolution of 720x576 @25fps.

It's unknown what sources were used, though from a quick search (I didn't look hard), I can't seem to find any PAL DVD versions of this.
Without actually seeing the source, I'd say anamorphic 704x480 (13.2:9 aspect) is somewhat an odd resolution to resize 720x480 to, for 16:9 content.
There's probably a reason for these resolution choices, but either way, I don't think there's a big difference, so pick what suits you and don't worry too much about it :)


* There was a Chinese EVD standard, which I presume is not what you're referring to

Some people in some part of the world are stuck with tiny download limits (which is why I download stuff from school, however I can't download torrents, which is why I depend on this site a lot for my downloads), from what I've seen so far about BD releases of high quality (coalgirls), the more it moves, the less you can compress/the more the file size will be, Nisemonogatari wasn't very big for a BD release, usually around 700mb per eps, however the OP/ED alone were like 200-300mb each, which would make the file an extra 500mb an ep. Ordered chapter is a blessing for this.

And your stupidity continues how you think doing ordered chapters is "half-assed."

AniDB.net has a list of 40 or so groups that created versions of "Pocket Monsters" (a better title to search for, when looking for subbed than "Pokemon"), 20 or so of which were involved with English subs or dubs  over the years.  They list several with Dual Audio, several with English audio no subs, and some with English subbed, no English audio.  Given what the other fellow said, this may be a mistake somehow in the AniDB listing.  Unfortunately, many of these groups are dead and gone (like Anime-Anarchy, for example), and I haven't yet been able to locate any of the old versions reported by AniDB to have been subbed.

Your best hope therefore, other than PM-Sub's retro project, is to check any mkv version you find.  As you probably know, if it really is Dual-Audio it has to have Japanese and English audio tracks and English subs.  However, the dub track may be set to play by default.  You can look for subs and a Japanese audio track during playback and switch to them if they are there.  You can also set a playback preference in the Haali splitter configuration (CCCP or stand-alone) and in some video player option menus.

I ran across a few other notes by people wanting a subbed version of the early episodes.  Some of them were years old and no signs of success.

The only grumbling I do about ordered chapters nowadays is this: So stupid. That's it.

The dvd is 720x480, so it is an upscale. Nyaa allows dvd to be upscaled to 576p and nothing over it.

I take your point, but the more I look at the big picture the less I am inclined to grumble about anything.  And I don't believe these good times are going to last.

We live in the soon to be legendary Golden Time for fansub anime: HD, fast transfers, cheap storage.  Just 3 years ago transferring or storing a 200MB file would be a big deal.  But the twilight has already begun.  Many of the rich archives of the past were wiped out  in a day.  Browsers for some countries say that subdesu doesn't exist even though it's up and running when an anonymizer hides your country of origin.  ISP's are keeping records and blocking torrents.

Have fun while you can.  Complain all you want.

So THAT'S why you hate ordered chapters. I don't like when you need everything in the same folder like that either.

For your information, I watch this on a laptop, not a mobile phone (that in itself sounds stupid, to watch anime on yer phone). Ordered chapters is just a subber's way to release something half-ass, and make one have all this crap downloaded into a folder just to watch a series. Encodergasm's the best example of ordered chapters stupidity, with at least 4 Gundam series like this.

It's your problem if you watch this on a mobile or too lazy to update your player.
Stupid to insult other people's work, especially when you get what they did for free. Encode yourself.

Looking at Doremi's website, they release this show in HD .mkv file and an SD .avi file.
For the movie it is an SD .mkv file (since it is encoded from a DVD), so I doubt that Doremi will release an .avi one.

You can ask Doremi to release an .avi one but I can't say that the group will do so. I can't really help you since  I don't know what I'm doing when converting/encoding stuff. Maybe someone here / nyaa / doremi website / even an forum might be able to help you out.

If you find an .avi version and would like that, mention it here and I will probably upload it for you.

Excuse me do you have an avi file with the subtitles? And do you got a putlucker one?

"Tanks. A lot.  Commie."

Ordered chapters. So stupid.

http://www.jheberg.net/download/khAxfo...bfd1a11-mk
http://filewinds.com/ye88drtu5ezg/_com..._.mkv.html
http://www.putlocker.com/file/CF823DAF2173B6BB
http://ultramegabit.com/file/details/KaCd5iYLAH4
http://www.tusfiles.net/5sqye3vqhwzx
http://hugefiles.net/856y6uyx2t2p
http://180upload.com/qu38yu4939m6
http://megafiles.se/epptpeo4vnun

For the next season I'm only interested in,
RDG: Red Data Girl
Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru
Shingeki no Kyojin
Which is a bit disappointing.... Is there anything that stands out to you for next season? Anything I should watch?