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Thanks

What the hell is this crap?

Alternatively, https://chauthanh.info/anime/view/many...-chou.html

There's another posting of this series from a few months ago - it's in HEVC instead of AV1 so the files are larger, but as of right now the KrakenFiles download links are still valid.

thx

oeps

I don't see repeat requests.  They can't help but see the comment when they check the page.

Nobody reads the fine print anymore.
You're wasting your time with reminders.

"Please be aware of the following before commenting:

   Expired links do NOT get reuploaded"

sry,  

Burn the Witch - 02.mkv
https://trashbytes.net/f/GZb7kmSXQAA

if the source is hardsubbed why put it in matroska container, yt videos is webm at best.

additional download link:
[Isekai] Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken Movie Guren no Kizuna-hen [BD] [Dual Audio][HEVC 1080p 10bit x265 AAC] v2.mkv - 2.04GB - https://trashbytes.net/f/GaPcrQOXQAA

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime S00E13 MULTi 1080p WEB x264 AAC -Tsundere-Raws (CR).mkv - 1.53GB - download at https://trashbytes.net/f/GaPcrClXQAA

download That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime S00E12 MULTi 1080p WEB x264 AAC -Tsundere-Raws (CR).mkv - 1.53GB at https://trashbytes.net/f/GaPcrF8XQAA

source is hardsubbed

bruh why mkv hardsub? 😂

any chance of a re-up?

Milking women for the towns milk supply.......lmao.

As dumb as this show is it does have some truth to it regarding makeup. Shocking how much of a difference it makes with some women. One of my ex`s looked hot as fuck with makeup. Dudes were always hitting on her. Without makeup her face was a little harsh to look at in the morning.

Erai batches are auto-skipped as they are usually just a repeat of their weekly downloads.

Now it's a bit old too.

wrong CRC and some errors in playback but still acceptable

Why it's skipped? Isn't the size not that big?

All that means is that MAL is run by delusional weebs who have a fetish for Japan

Honzuki no Gekokujou Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen (Ascendance of a Bookworm) would like to have a word. But you're not wrong either. At least the English title avoided exacerbating the issue. We'll have to contend with it again when we get around to redoing it (plagued by LSmashWorks seeking issues in some scenes/chunks).

Have a nice day,
-Sav1or

Due to the "very long title epidemic" affecting so many Light Novels, most titles have abbreviated equivalent commonly used in japanese. Like Yorimoi for Sora Yori Moi Tooi Bashou or SukaSuka for Shuumatsu Nani Shitemasuka, Isogashi Desuka, Sukuttue Moratte Ii Desuka.

Otherwise, generally speaking the longer the official title the faster you run for the hills, since that's supposed to be a sure sign of said work being really bad in some way.

Not a bad idea, but there's one small drawback that affects edge cases where some episodes may not share the same tags as others (ex. Movies and OVAs with different resolutions and audio languages). Those details are occasionally helpful when organizing our library amongst other releases and so we'll continue using that template. Our folders don't - or at least they shouldn't - contain our tag or any other details, just the title of the show. That's intentional for several reasons: it avoids sorting issues, ensures the reliability of TVDB title parsing, and most importantly it just looks neater at the cost of being non-unique.

For the show exemplified, we'll have to make an exception and omit the episode titles just so FFmpeg/mkvmerge don't throw errors. That's not too big of a deal though, that info is still in the title metadata of the MKV container.

Cheers,
-Sav1or

Who are these people^^^
lmao can't read a few unfamiliar words. It's not written in greek. Learn to be accomodating.

Anime from japan bro, Unfortunately, MAL itself uses Japanese as the main title.

Of course MAL will use the JP title as the main, but more people in the world speak Eng than Japanese.
Even here at AT they are now adding the ENG title under the JP title on the series page.
Most people aren't here to learn Japanese and prefer it in their native language.

fewer speak Japanese than English

MAL uses Japanese titles as the main one, meaning people prefer Japanese titles, not everyone in the world speaks English.

A lot of people look for the English titles since it's a lot easier to remember. Most anime downloaders don't use Google since they already know the anime sites.

Thanks so much!

Most likely people are looking for Japanese titles on Google or torrent/nyaa.

Good Anime. Also i hope that there will be an English audio version.

Should be OK as long as each path component - each subfolder and filename - is under 255 characters.

I just checked with VLC, MPV(.net) and MPC-HC on Windows 10, and they all can play long file paths (350+ characters).
Although if I drop a file into any player, instead of a folder, it shows a short 8.3 name. May be the fault of directory listing software, like Explorer.

Those files were downloaded without problems by a pretty old uTorrent version 2.0, which supports relocation to manually tidy up files to the user taste later. But that old uT could not open *.torrent files with a long internal title (not filename on disk) which it uses to store torrent files for unfinished jobs.

Apenas fato😂

"will they really go through all that trouble when they don't want to bother with renaming the files themselves and instead just get a different release?"

Most likely they will. Here's a suggestion: When doing a batch release like this you can leave the long folder name, label the eps by the number and ep name. Also move your tag from the front of the folder to the end, most will remove you tag so the folders are alphabetical, making it unlikely to be seeded.

Oops, that's awkward.

Many common application installers remove those archaic limits - but we admit that's not a great solution either. There has to be a compromise made somewhere and we prefer having as much data as possible. All those details are included per file to improve machine-readability and searchability. For users who just want 1 file can have it be immediately recognized by their Media Center application of choice - assuming it uses the TVDB or similar. This is also why we don't like using nicknames for shows - we want that readability to be reliable. Tags are also included to quickly ascertain details without having to use tools like FFprobe and MediaInfo.

Perhaps one day we'll write a universal script that can rename files to remove the title so long as the parent folder is named after the series. It's possible to bundle an executable to do this today but doing so invites rightfully-deserved scrutiny on security. Instead, we would have to develop it for the browser, open source it, and host it on GitHub. Then again for users that do have an issue with it; will they really go through all that trouble when they don't want to bother with renaming the files themselves and instead just get a different release?

Toodles,
-Sav1or

shitmux!

thanks very much!