[Trix] Castle in the Sky (1986) [Dual Audio] [Multi Subs] (BD 1080p AV1) - Tenkuu no Shiro Laputa - Le Château dans le ciel VF-VOSTFR

Get DDL and full MediaInfo here | Tenkuu no Shiro Laputa (MyAnimeList) :---:|:---:|:---: Video Codec / Settings | 1920x1036 AV1 10-bit / SVT-AV1-PSY (v1.9.0): preset -1, CRF30 (base) + manual zoning Audio Language (Codec) | Japanese, English (original score), English (new orchestral score) (Opus 2.0 - 128kbps), French (Opus 2.0 - 96kbps) Subtitles | English Signs & Songs [hydes/Mysteria/nedragrevev] x2, English [hydes/Mysteria/nedragrevev], English [THORA], French (Full), French (Forced) Source | BDRemux (hydes), Punisher694 Cover | More AV1 releases

I myself am not entirely happy about this encode, the quality doesn't reach my usual standard, however I do believe I did the best I could for such low bitrate so it is worth sharing for anyone interested in the mini encodes I produce. That said, I intend on making a v2 of this encode the day I will be releasing my "Miyazaki movies" batch. BTW, this release is entirely compatible with grav1synth, meaning you can change the grain strength to a higher value if you want. I did go for a very conservative route here, but if you like the look of poured sand on your screen, then I highly encourage you to use a higher ISO strength to fit your liking. You can seek guidance in the discord server if you are struggling. Alternatively, I got this grain table from grav1synth diff. You can grav1synth apply it to the video if you want and you will certainly get thicc grain back into the encode, however I personally didn't like the results at all and how obviously noticeable the patterns were, reason why I didn't ship the release with it. Some people may find it appealing so I'm leaving this as an option.

Language Options You can download here two scripts that do the following (Windows/macOS-Linux):

• Keep Japanese: Throws out all audio tracks other than Japanese
• Keep English: Throws out all audio and subtitles tracks other than English

Put all the video files into the Language Options folder and run the corresponding script. The resulting files can be found in the output folder.

Note: MKVToolNix must be installed on your system

Tired of VLC acting up with Opus audio, with subtitles, with color rendition? We recommend the MPV media player for the best playback experience (guide). Keep your software up-to-date!

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