http://www.uloz.to/xfpesY7/sleepingkit...ede69c-mkv
hugefiles http://goo.gl/UDk80

What are you basing this list on.The problem is that people like you jump down peoples throats for no good reason and can't stop making false accusations[and looking to argue] like  "I have 180 releases by AnimeNow and haven't had a problem with any of them" when they haven't even released that many http://www.nyaa.eu/?page=torrents&user=174261 [look at the part that says 67 torrents at the top].How did you manage to get more than they have released?.Do you have a time machine?.

It is cropped wrong whether you believe it or not,as is the 1080p and 720p versions.The res should be 1280x692[oar] for 720p[but he cropped to 1280x720] and 1920x1038[not1920x1036] for the 1080p.The subs being set wrong would just affect there display size on playback and  the actual video image is distorted/wrong,clearly a case of not knowing how to encode to the correct aspect ratios.Proper encoders use bdmv/bdiso as well and not raws like you claim he's used.

I just watched a half hour of this version and I have no complaints.  The video was fine, the subs and audio were fine.  It looked great on the big screen.

A general comment on Kiki: This like most other BD versions comes with Dual Audio.  It defaults to Japanese audio and English subtitles, which is what I would recommend.  With Kiki, Spirited Away, and similar titles I would say there is an English version, rather than an English translation.  What is said in the English version often has nothing to do with the original Japanese script either in word or thought.  It expresses different sentiments and sometimes different conclusions.  I don't know that I can say either the English or the Japanese versions are better, but only that they are different.  Bear that in mind.  Maybe watch the alternate version the second time.

Make that "BD" release stats...

So a standard 720p resolution stretches it out a bit...Is that info on the difference in the file header somewhere, your player, or based on a database of DB release stats, or?  I don't see distortion in these preview pictures, although it would be small.

Just a note to people who like everything perfect, this file is the incorrect aspect ratio. It should be 1280X692 a difference of 28 vertical pixels. If you don't care then go for it!!!

"...these crap releases by animenow"  I have 180 releases by AnimeNow and haven't had a problem with any of them.  They were all free, as is this title, which will probably get fixed if there's a goof.

-To be ungracious with free stuff is stupid
-To try and ruin someone else's hobby is stupid
-To carry a grudge because somone called you names is stupid
-More anime is better than less anime
-Treating anime watchers as stupid is stupid (Oh, you just happened to download and watch a movie from a source you hate, did you?)

It's not cropped wrong. One of the subs used the wrong aspect ratio or the raw was in the wrong aspect ratio. You can even see that by the image sizes. One is 848X458 and the other is 848X480. 848X480 is the common for 16:9 (480p) but for movies (using film) I think it's 1.85 (35mm) so 848X458 is the correct ratio and the animenow release isn't (sorry).

I just looked at animenow's post of this movie and see it is clearly their error when downscaling the movie, they are not looking at the original size, ie. 1920X1036 does not downscale to 1280X720 nor 848X480 and maintain it's aspect ratio.

Avoid these crap releases by animenow  ,they are cropped wrong and the image is displayed incorrectly.Stretched and with the wrong oar http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/10462 .  

hugefiles http://goo.gl/Gvfla

great!