why can't i see the sub?

Dialogue: 0,0:00:15.85,0:00:21.18,Default,,0,0,0,,The universe has given birth to countless tales of horror...
Dialogue: 0,0:00:21.18,0:00:24.20,Default,,0,0,0,,terrifying mankind, time and time again.
Dialogue: 0,0:00:24.20,0:00:27.33,Default,,0,0,0,,And then, as suddenly as they arise, they are forgotten...
Dialogue: 0,0:00:28.94,0:00:33.02,Default,,0,0,0,,But even among those countless fiendish fables,
Dialogue: 0,0:00:33.02,0:00:37.62,Default,,0,0,0,,there is one true story that continues to shine like a beacon of light to humanity...
Dialogue: 0,0:00:38.59,0:00:42.14,Default,,0,0,0,,It is a tale that manifests in every age...
Dialogue: 0,0:00:42.14,0:00:45.45,Default,,0,0,0,,Wrapped in the love and horror inherent to the human experience...
Dialogue: 0,0:00:45.45,0:00:49.96,Default,,0,0,0,,Centering on a member of Romanian nobility, Count Dracula...
Dialogue: 0,0:00:49.96,0:00:53.49,Default,,0,0,0,,A tale of terror almost so rich and varied to defy its nature.

Actually, under current conditions I wonder how these download services can even exist as businesses.

1. Premium memberships don't work, MU showed why.
2. The DMCA forces could target advertisers anytime.

I think public dl services are doomed.  Private hobby-clubs like ChauThanh are all that can survive.  But I'd love to hear good reasons I'm wrong about this.

AniDB: "Movie sponsored by religious organization Happy Science (Koufuku no Kagaku).

Adaptation of a book by Happy Science founder Ookawa Ryuuhou. The book and its film adaptation revolve around the prediction that Buddha will return "when the world sinks into darkness."

I think that what you are saying is that certain groups have achieved an acceptable level of video quality -in their judgment and yours- with a certain file size using Hi10P, so why can't all the groups follow their example?  The answer would be that different groups have different priorities and ideas about what an acceptable level of video quality is.  Someone with limited Internet service in terms of speed or transfer amounts would have one set of priorities.  Someone who plays programs on a big home theater screen might have different perceptions about video quality than someone who watches on a laptop.  So try to find groups that match your needs.

But I think focusing on file size is a mistake.  It's the quality of the translations or modified scripts that really makes a program interesting or not worth watching.  Follow that.  

“Encoding, a skill quickly acquired.  
Japan, subtle as Spring sakura.
Translation treasures!”

Title: “Homage to the Moral of Haiku: Sucking Less, Perhaps”

lol now they're adfly'ing. Not what I expected, but ever since the megaupload thing, I'm no longer surprised by all the changes recently.

They're running ads now.

Think of it this way; smaller size if you want the same quality of 8bit, larger size for better quallity.

is there something wrong w/ peejeshare?

you have to consider first size too !
for example some release of Funi has some shitty encode and they are big !
something like 700 MB and when they re-encode it might be the best result they could achieve !

I am not sure what the problem is with many sub groups. It seems that even though 10bit is a more compressed foremat than 8bit very few of them no how to utilize the proper setting and the 10bit files end up larger like this one.. I have noticed that some groups know the secret while others have no clue.

I believe this was somehow accidentally set to expect the upload of that file instead of a download.  I've encountered similar things on other services. Nothing we morals can do except use a different service.

What I'm getting is a 5 sec countdown until I can press a "Skip Ad" button and go to the normal download screen.  If that's all there is, it's not much.  But my browser extensions might be making it easier for me than some?  (I don't actually see any ads, I just have to wait those 5 seconds.)

The business models behind these services have always seemed weak.  If this keeps Peeje going, that's good.

Thank You ♥

peeje once again acts working but goes nowehere

peeje is out, or rather goes no where...

Nice, now peejeshare is doing forced ad watching with timer, I guess free and fast is better the rapidgator...I guess.

Note the file size.  The 720p and 480p do better for length, but are hardsubbed.

Hardsub in 720p as well.

A "Horrible" mistake...

--I tried to get info about this at the blog, but it's page after page of two guys arguing whose country sucks worse.  Again, Horrible.

"To replace KonoImo" it says above.  That seems a bit cryptic, so here's the full note:

"OK, new project to replace KonoImo*. Enjoy. And yes, it's almost 1GB because it has film grain, dynamic motions and special effect attacks in the same scenes. That's an unholy triad of bitrate needs.

*Kono Naka Ni Hitori Imouto Ga Iru 02/13 (DROPPED)

Well, FFF is doing the exact same show, with the exact same subs, so I'm dropping this, and picking something else. “

This show from HorribleSubs is actually hardsub, so the subtitle looks blurry when you watch in Fullscreen.

i'm sick of oversubbed

Alternate title: "Say 'I love you'"

That makes 5 different groups doing this one with a possibility of as many as 3 original translations (haven't checked), plus Horrible, and not including re-encoded versions.

There are two reasons for this concentration of effort:
1. Fansubs are starved for love;
2. They are often accused of killing rabbits

I haven't seen any notes about any pending changes to Sendspace.  And it has become one of the fastest dl sites where I am also.  

As to why a certain file does or does not get links at any specific host (like Sendspace here), I'm not sure these days if uploads are attempted at all current sites and we see what comes back, or if there are assignment rules as to file size or the number of files per day to any specific site.  Often you win, occasionally you lose in terms of getting your favorite links.

Fun show,  isn't it?  A good entertainment successor to Binbougami ga! of last season.

Please don't stop using Sendspace

1. But knowing what VHS is answers your question, doesn't it?  This is a conversion of her fan-sub video tape collection.  The subs you see were burned into the video image when the tape was recorded.  She's not doing any new subs, just converting videotapes to computer files.   She couldn't removed the old subs from the video image and start over even if she wanted to.  As to why avi instead of mkv, for one thing people will know they are hardsubs if they are avi.  And there were some good tools for converting videotapes to avi some years ago.  Even some hardware cards for that purpose.  Not much call for new conversion hardware/software of that type these days.

2. btw, mp4 is also a hard-sub format, and there's more of that now than ever before, for the reasons you state (alternate playback devices) and thanks to the tyranny of Hi10P which exceeds the hardware capability of many Windows notebooks still in use.

3. Betamax: 20% better than VHS and dead long before VHS --the Hi10P of it's day.

4. Doremi Fansubs still does avi-only for it's new releases of the ongoing Ojamajo Doremi (little witch girls) series.  Possibly to retain continuity with the series since way back when?  Don't know.

I know what VHS is. I also grew up in the era when betamax tapes were still available. I meant that with today's knowhow, that hardly anyone encodes in hardsubs anyomre (except for watching on PS3 or xbox360).

"Senshi Fansubs offers encodes from the old school VHS fansubs that were up for distribution in the late 90′s and early 2000′s."

"VHS" as in videotape source.  They used to mail fansubbed tapes back and forth.  The video/audio quality is poor, the nostalgia is high.

I'm sorry, but who in their left or right mind does hardsubbed avi anymore?

Unknown group to me, so I looked up their website.  The subs are in Japanese and English, which is pretty unusual.

"Lately, I haven’t really been in the mood to do any manga, so I’ve decided to take up light fansubbing.
Just a solo project. I’m doing this entirely for fun and to further improve my Japanese beyond just reading comprehension,
so I’m not exactly looking to compete with any other fansubber groups or anything of the sort.

.I hope you enjoy watching the anime as much as I enjoyed working on it.
I am not native Japanese, and I certainly can’t consider myself as being the absolute best at it either.
Also,  I’ve decided to transcribe the original Japanese vocals to actual text on the top.

.For the most part, I tried to use written lines directly from the manga in the anime whenever I could find them,
since speakers sometimes opt to just use kana instead of kanji for various words. It’s just to keep it consistent with the manga.
For the lines that aren’t in the manga, I explicitly used kanji instead. However, since I don’t keep speaker styles consistent,
you may find that some lines used by the same person may or may not have explicit kanji at certain times.

.I plan on skipping any and all OP’s and ED’s because you can probably find them all over YouTube or something.
Half the people don’t watch them anyway (like me), unless it’s part of the story. So look elsewhere if you want the songs.

And finally, if there’s some line you think is done wrong, feel free to comment and let me know. I’ll fix it."
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Note: Please don't leave your kana/kanji comments here.  Go to his website.

-*- Ep 1

thanks a lot :)

Each ep has a subtitle section listed in the header, but the only text it contains is "Re-encoded by ____" to be blasted across the screen at several intervals.  (Annoying idiot).  However, the last file in this list appears to be a zip containing subtitle tracks for all of the episodes.  If the subtitle track file is unzipped into the same folder as the video mkv file, they should play together either with or without some adjustments in your video player.  That is, assuming this zip isn't also just full of "Re-encoded by _____" subtitle files.

Is it just the first epp whithout subs

1. According to a table I saw at Commie's, 18 of the 19 shows they've done recently were modified scripts, not original translations.  So Horrible's version may not be all that different, and Horrible's  are all 8-bit.  (The one thing about Horrible is he won't include subs for the OP and EN, even if it takes extra effort to exclude them.  A personal thing.)

2. All of the players I know of now support the playback of Hi10P in their latest releases, except perhaps the player that comes with Windows (and I don't know about GOM either, come to think of it).  Whether your hardware can render Hi10P quick enough to avoid subs/audio/video breakup is a different question.