# Snow Miku Live! 2018 1080p HDTV
Hello again, I also re-encoded the Snow Miku Live! 2018 from the original HDTV Transport Stream. As the Miku Symphony, it's Hi Profile 5.0 (8-bit) H.264 with CRF 18, de-interlaced, **with chapter marks** and AAC 192 Kbps Audio.
Now some answers about my technical decisions, since someone pointed it out in Miku Symphony:
- Yes, I'll keep using AAC. FLAC is good for archival but not very practical for everyday use (10x bigger, not that compatible outside your computer...). AAC 192 Kbps is equivalent to MP3 320, only a lot better, and it's the standard for lossy channels on Blu-Ray. If you think you can tell the difference between PCM and AAC 192 Kbps, you are wrong.
Anyways, I'm doing this for free and not even promoting myself (this upload is anonymous!) so just enjoy it and stop worrying!
Greetings!
@Nep_Blanc
How are you Nep? Long time no see. I'll have to visit you in Planeptune to kiss your adorable little a** again sometimes.
@Uploader
The real question is what was the point of encoding the raw if no filtering is applied. On the Expo and Snow Miku concerts, Miku is in a lot smaller resolution and has a lot of aliasing. Compared to Magical Mirai concerts where Miku looks perfect, and also because of the huge and a million times better glass she is projected to. Vmoe group did an astonishing job of filtering the Miku Expo 2016 1080p, so that Miku almost has no aliasing. So what was the pount of encoding this if no extreme anti-aliasing filtering was applied? If Snow Miku still looks the same as in the raw, then this is just quality loss. If you have encoded this just to "deinterlace" it, then that is absurd because it is redundant. And I CAN hear the difference between PCM and AAC. (The uploader should visit an AUDIOLOGIST.)
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