Goblin Slayer [BD 1080p HEVC_10 AAC]
CRF=20 because the file size literally doubles at 18. To be frank, the BD source was not that great either (tons of grain/banding/artifacts), making crf=18 IMO not really worthwhile. I did use aq-mode=3 to help increase bitrate during dark scene though.
I tried using Smugcat's subs, but it was a pain to resync. Each new chapter had a tiny offset, by the time you get to the ED the subs are off by a full second. Shouldn't be a hard fix but just way too time consuming. Kinda a shame though, it had karaoke for OP/ED.
There's karaoke for the NC OP/ED though if you wanna learn the song (lol).
Video Format: HEVC 10 bit (crf=20, preset=slow w/ bframes=8:limit-sao:psy-rd=1:aq-mode=3 override)
Audio Format: AAC (FDK AAC; VBR Q5 ~210kbps)
Subtitle: ASS (HorribleSubs, Chihiro for NCOP/ED)
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Goblin Slayer
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MENU
- MENU 1.mkv (34.0 MiB)
- MENU 2.mkv (31.5 MiB)
- MENU 3.mkv (31.9 MiB)
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NC OP ED (Karaoke)
- NCED.mkv (54.3 MiB)
- NCOP.mkv (37.5 MiB)
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PV
- PV 01.mkv (22.5 MiB)
- PV 02.mkv (12.9 MiB)
- Trailer 01.mkv (47.8 MiB)
- Trailer 02.mkv (28.5 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 01.mkv (478.2 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 02.mkv (308.9 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 03.mkv (250.7 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 04.mkv (530.7 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 05.mkv (325.1 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 06.mkv (461.1 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 07.mkv (510.3 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 08.mkv (353.3 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 09.mkv (400.2 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 10.mkv (315.8 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 11.mkv (366.1 MiB)
- Goblin Slayer 12.mkv (391.5 MiB)
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what even is sushi
the BD source was not that great either (tons of grain/banding/artifacts)
then scenefilter it?
what even is sushi
even manual resyncing isn't too bad, you just have to make the shifts at title cards usually. If I remember correctly from the one BD I did like this, it was about 4 shifts per episode.
then scenefilter it?
I'm too dumb.
In all seriousness I have no clue how to setup Avisynth or whatever people use to filter stuff. Quite frankly I'm starting to realize I'm getting to the point where I don't really care about minor flaws and am happy with my library encoded at crf=20 w/ AAC audio. I don't even mind using ripped subs from streaming services anymore lol (to be fair I could pretty much spot the transalations error and mentally replace them at this point).
even manual resyncing isn’t too bad, you just have to make the shifts at title cards usually. If I remember correctly from the one BD I did like this, it was about 4 shifts per episode.
I pretty much figured it was the case, but it's frankly not worth my time.
what even is sushi
It doesn't even seem useful for modern webrips.
English Audio?
@Astral
What you said pains me.
English Audio?
Japanese. Don't think the English BD is out yet.
Timing isn't an important part of the fansubbing process anyway.