Demon Lord, Retry! [1080p] [Dual Audio] [HEVC] [x265] [10Bit] [BRAR]
Title: Demon Lord, Retry! [1080p] [Dual Audio] [HEVC] [x265] [10Bit] [BRAR] Video Format: x265_HEVC_10bit_MKV Resolution: 1920 X 1080 Encoded by: [Judas] & [KH]
Audio #1: Japanese 2.0 (Opus) Audio #2: English 2.0 (Opus)
Subtitle #1: English [Judas(ssa/ass)] Subtitle #2: Signs & Songs [KH(ssa/ass)]
Video Source: [Judas] Audio Source: [KH] Subtitle Source: [Judas]
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Demon Lord, Retry! [BDRip] [1080p] [Dual Audio] [HEVC] [x265] [10Bit] [BRAR]
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E01.mkv (242.0 MiB)
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E02.mkv (218.9 MiB)
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E03.mkv (258.7 MiB)
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E04.mkv (234.8 MiB)
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E05.mkv (204.1 MiB)
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E06.mkv (220.4 MiB)
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E07.mkv (246.9 MiB)
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E08.mkv (214.7 MiB)
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E09.mkv (198.7 MiB)
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E10.mkv (200.9 MiB)
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E11.mkv (206.3 MiB)
- Demon Lord, Retry! - S01E12.mkv (215.1 MiB)
There's nothing wrong with mini-encodes. Some people just want to quickly snag a series, or they have limited storage space.
Arigatou @Lord_Itachi
@Odoakr I am old enough to remember when anime came on SLP VHS cassettes that sounded and looked like day old dog puke. HEVC isn't so bad.
thank you!
I think @Odoakr protests to HEVC is that he doesn't have a device that can play it. Myself I only have a slight problem with 10bit (or higher) mostly cause before 2 weeks ago I didn't have a device that could play it but now I do and the only problem I have with it still is the fact that some groups unnecessarily uses them just to save space (or something (which I get)) but using it on files that aren't already 10bit+ to me just seems like a waste of its capabilities.
another hevc pig shit