Title: Grisaia (Seasons 1-2 + OVA + Specials) Video Format : x265_HEVC_10bit_MKV Resolution : 1920x816 + 1920x1080(Specials) Encoded by: ΑΩ + EoE **Audio(Opus)**: Japanese **Subtitles**: English [Full] (PGS + Chihiro + Coalgirls) **Source**: USBDs + Moozzi2(Specials) (110.45 GiB + 1.65 GiB) **Note**: Screenshots for scientific research avaliable in #?uncensored_pics of our [Discord](https://discord.gg/vbJ7RTn) Just a couple of encoding notes if anyone is interested, Grisaia blu-rays have a famous amount of garbage edges that I hadn't yet seen a good solution for. In fact, the best I saw was `ContinuityFixer(top=7, bottom=8)` which, lets face it, is not a solution. However, I came up with two interesting ways of combatting this. The first, which I didn't end up using due to it causing issues during pans, was using a deinterlacer to interpolate the bad data, as the bad lines alternate from top to bottom. This means you can discard the incorrect data, and then interpolate those lines again. This however had the minor issue of generating a tonne of data (that isn't actually there in subsequent frames) at the borders. But there you go, you *can* use a deinterlacer to edgefix. The second, which was far more successful, was realising that the data on the bad lines was actually offset by a percentage amount, and by using some graphs and linear regression, you can get a damn good estimate of exactly how much it was offset by. In the worst case, the luma was off by about 10%. This can then be easily corrected using an Expression and a couple of extra masks. Overall, not terribly efficient, but it did work. I'm very proud of the final results, and I hope the few that notice the difference appreciate it. Feel free to ask me (EoE) in the discord if you are more interested as to how I came up with the solution, and why it "works." Enjoy the show! [Request an anime or get DDL links @ Discord](https://discord.gg/vbJ7RTn) **[If you like this release please seed]**