Video: 1920x1080 (BDRip from the japanese Blu-Ray, High@L5.1/10bit/CRF 16)
Audio format: FLAC 2.0 24bit (Japanese), AC3 2.0 192kbps (Japanese (Comments)) and AAC 2.0 128 kb/s (Other languages, WEB-DL)
Subtitle format: SubRip (.srt)
Audio list: English, Castilian, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Japanese (Audio Description) and Japanese (Comments)
Subtitles list: English, Castilian, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, Turkish, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Dutch, Norwegian, Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, Romanian, Thai, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional) and Japanese
Mediainfo: https://paste.ee/r/OmhVa
Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/hbCvbEt
Screenshot comparison between the 720p BDRip and the WEB-DL: https://diff.pics/U-uppiT36P2G
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Note: Some extras only have the japanese dub. Episode 2 has been fixed. Changed all Netflix audios to AAC which are far better in quality.
Comments - 8
uberasian
Just wondering… how is AAC better than EAC3 that is also available?
ChaoXide
Because Netflix’s E-AC3 for most of the anime shit was fucked up and cut off at like 15hz or some shit.
ExData7
Are there any plans for encoding the 1986 Saint Seiya on Netflix in the future?
RyomaGetter1
SO is the Bluray? or the same WEB DL, from other encodes, wasn’t aware Netflix had released a physical release of this
D44
Disgusting anime…
Nagisa
@RyomaGetter1 Netflix anime always get BDs in Japan. I believe only that Altered Carbon “anime” won’t be getting one, but I could be wrong.
Lupin the Nerd
Ill just wait for someone to license the real bd in the US.
usagiaddict
Why are forced english subs empty? Why marking english dub as default? What is the point ripping of Netflix show when you can’t add chapters? Good thing there is at least CRC in filename.