[Tennoskum] Princession Orchestra - 01v0 (TX 1920x1080 x265 AAC)

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2025-04-07 11:22 UTC
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  • [Tennoskum] Princession Orchestra - 01 (TX 1920x1080 x265 AAC).mkv (392.6 MiB)
Thanks, but why would you use the worse raw? https://slow.pics/c/Bn4PwyYO
Thank you SOOO MUCH, you're a saver!! Any thought about using a better quality raw??
- as others have said, ToonsHub is a better raw to use - text is way too close to the bottom of the screen, i would add a ~60px vertical margin - a few grammatical mistakes (one that comes to mind is your capital "And" at the start of some lines) - some of your lines are way too long and could be line-broken for better readability - overlapping speakers should be differentiated (if two people are speaking at once, you could move one line to the top of the screen, and have one on the bottom) - imo could use a better font and a slightly thicker shadow. GJM is a nice option: Style: GJM_Main_1080p,Gandhi Sans,75,&H00FFFFFF,&H000000FF,&H00000000,&HA0000000,-1,0,0,0,100,100,0,0,1,3.6,1.5,2,225,225,60,1 Style: GJM_Overlap_1080p,Gandhi Sans,75,&H00FFFFFF,&H000000FF,&H00743E15,&HA0000000,-1,0,0,0,100,100,0,0,1,3.6,1.5,2,225,225,60,1 (careful though, this might add triple-liners since it changes the font size, so you'd have to check your longer lines)
The fansubber made a v2 with the better raws and font: https://mega.nz/file/hMhxnCTQ#8QatCHV28sPLI9cPYh-k03Jfkaqg6H2VpgIqlVPHRuo I don't think he made this nyaa upload himself (he was posting in /a/ ).
The raw can't be better quality because some frames "burned" when deinterlace, and TV Tokyo source can't export well like BS11 (bitrate is lower). Fuck up TV source (but I still do for Japanese subtitles)
@Nanako and I am super grateful for your work as I'm one of those who rely on Japanese captions a lot (whether for watching or for translating). And, of course, thank you to the /a/non who subbed the episode!