[Kyoma] Burn Up W | バーンナップW (1996) OVA [DVDRip][480p x264 10bit][AC3][Jpn+Eng+Spa]

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2025-01-06 13:43
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3.2 GiB
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577ff14b8126fb4b3f105e05739ec43145e40f93
Description

When the Tokyo City Police is unable to deal with a potential disaster, they know who to call: Team Warrior — a secret organization made up of the best the police has to offer.

One day, the team is called to deal with what at first seem to be bungling terrorists, trying to kidnap the officials of the major governments of the world. However, the team uncovers a far more sinister plot involving electronic drugs, mind control, and a dangerous organization bent on creating chaos for the governments of the world... beginning by undermining the police itself.

Can a master strategist, a sultry enthusiastic mecha fanatic, a diminutive hacker, a trigger-happy sniper, a mildly perverted driver, and an overemotional bombshell hope to win out in a battle against crazed madmen and scheming criminals? Or will Team Warrior turn out to be nothing more than a bunch of misfits vainly trying to save the day?


Filtering includes:

  • IVTC
  • Derainbowing
  • Dotcrawl Reduction
  • Anti Aliasing

Comparisons: https://slow.pics/c/0uAR4OMx

Mediainfo

Recommended media player: MPV

Source: Essential Anime Collection (R1)

File list
  • Burn Up W (1996)
    • Burn Up W - 01 [DVDRip][x264 10bit AC3].mkv (787.8 MiB)
    • Burn Up W - 02 [DVDRip][x264 10bit AC3].mkv (940.0 MiB)
    • Burn Up W - 03 [DVDRip][x264 10bit AC3].mkv (891.2 MiB)
    • Burn Up W - 04 [DVDRip][x264 10bit AC3].mkv (675.2 MiB)
Comments — 2

You had it right the first time. When there is a 16 pixel border, the 704px image is 4:3, and this is how DVD players (old ones with analog outputs, not upscaling/HDMI) displayed it.

@ElCid Well that's why I kept it as a soft DAR correction. You could always extract the video track and then mux it back to lose this. Personally, I just don't like the slightly stretched image, even if that's how it was intended to be displayed.