Alright here, for this episode by FFF.

http://www.embedupload.com/?d=4DVMAHEAHK

Okay, give me a few minutes.

yup upload it :)
there hadn't enough bandwidth left to ddl whole ep :(
thanks :)

"Funimation's got an excellent talent pool of voice actors."
Too bad they didn't use them for this one...

Share the love & keep watching.

Do you still want the fonts? If so, I can extract and upload for you.

Tempting but...
I think I'll pass on this one.

Thanks for the thought nonetheless.

Just download and extract it by yourself bro...

someone upload fonts please :)

I can sort of understand this, big batches suck for DDLs.

There is an interesting squeeze here: nyaa wants big batch torrents but we skip big batch torrents.  

Thanks for your quick reply and sorry, next time I'll consult the FAQs first.

that sounds fetching to me...

but does OtakuCop fetch red-listed torrents like this one?  Somehow they avoid the re-codes like deadfish.

Anyways, with 1 seeder you may have to wait a while.

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

I don't get your skipping policy really, after all 01-04 and 05-10 have been fetched.

oh my god that art...

oh and btw otakucop seems to be fixed now =)

maybe if you send admin-sama a picture of you in a maid outfit wearing nekomimi bend over a chair, he will consider fetching it for you =)

Video is out-of-sync with the audio and sub

I just want the English Audio. I already have these subbed, but I wanna watch 'em in English. Dunno about anyone else (Don't care,actually), but I personally Funimation's got an excellent talent pool of voice actors.

does anyone know any ddl for these episodes? i would use OtakuCop but its currently broken!

http://www.jheberg.net/captcha/LCm3ES-...chuushinde
http://www.putlocker.com/file/61A979C1C65C4F6D
http://ultramegabit.com/file/details/Y07w_1WmjuQ
http://www.tusfiles.net/f9p88r9jnz2g
http://hugefiles.net/57uhuso3r7dr
http://180upload.com/yrtc82de6fwj
http://megafiles.se/twojym5wfsni or alt: http://megafiles.se/mv3qasfyakv7

Haruhichan has shown that they don't know what they are talking about several times before and tripped themselves up.Read the comments here http://afternoonnapsempire.org/subtitl...r-matters/ .It shows one of there admins (and writer of there guide) showing he doesn't know very much  about subtitle rendering when his guide has been shown to be wrong .Haruhichan is not a very good source for information or help .

sorry, wrong room -__-

ah i see i'll wait for the release then thanks for the info!

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thanks

btw this file is the subtitle timed to Zero-Raws version https://animetosho.torrentbay.st/view/im-guile-01-ass.640718

Your advice is definitely very good and appreciated every time :)
However, I think a Sandy Bridge CPU is a very misleading baseline to put in. *

Realistically, I think a desktop dual core Intel Core 2 or AMD Phenom (or laptop equivalents) are realistic minimums for the majority of setups to play 1080p Hi10 fine without tweaking. Assuming of course that the computer isn't bloated, malware infested or touched by one of the weird virii that float around here at times.
If you don't have that, well, you better start looking for a bunch of old Nokia phones...


* I assume the recommendation stems from the hardware decoder included on Sandy Bridge CPUs and later, not what the CPU is capable of doing via normal execution; note that the hardware decoder requires the iGPU on the CPU to be active, which I presume quite a number of people have disabled due to having a discrete GPU installed

Tq

The report I'm referring to predates the use of hi10p in anime or practically anywhere.  It was a guideline for general hardware requirements to use the spectrum of 21 h264 encode procedures.  At that time, they also specifically commented that hi10p was unlikely to ever be used for mainstream consumer products given its relatively large costs and small benefits.  

That being said, I congratulate all success stories.  I have no dog in any fight, except like admin and KazolOrajia, I prefer low cost solutions so more people can enjoy anime.

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The purpose of my hardware comment was to give people some practical ideas about minimum hardware, meaning what average people might need.  If someone came to me with a single-core Pentium and wanted to run 1080p-Hi10P anime, I would despair of getting them up and running, even if KazolOrajia is doing it.  Admin could probably do it chaining together some Nokia dumb phones.  Actually, I think he was using an Atom processor and a netbook last I heard.  But I don't want to try and get someone else up and running with an Atom netbook.

The subtitles are 6.1MB. tny.cz restricts postings to around 1000KB max.

Here's a copy: http://www.sendspace.com/file/7zxwet

I've probably said it before, but I strongly recommend not listening to any marketing bullcrap that Intel/MPEG may have put out about requiring a Sandy Bridge CPU for playback of 10-bit video.