Oh I just realised that the naming for the two subtitle tracks are not 100% accurate, these subtitles are MiG's edit of Scum's subtitles, instead of the pure Scum subtitles.
If this bothers you just run these two commands (windows / cmd):
for /R %f IN (*.mkv) DO mkvpropedit "%f" --edit track:s1 --set "name=Signs & Songs (Scum / MiG)"
for /R %f IN (*.mkv) DO mkvpropedit "%f" --edit track:s2 --set "name=Full Subtitles (Scum / MiG)"
or these (linux / bash):
for f in *.mkv; do mkvpropedit "$f" --edit track:s1 --set "name=Signs & Songs (Scum / MiG)"; done
for f in *.mkv; do mkvpropedit "$f" --edit track:s2 --set "name=Full Subtitles (Scum / MiG)"; done
Either add mkvpropedit to your environment variables or replace "mkvpropedit" with the absolute path to mkvpropedit.exe
HEVC introduces artifacts into the video. Only the industry knows what they’re doing and even then I doubt it. I once did HEVC and got into a lot of trouble because they were considered mini encodes. I trust what Koby from kametsu has to say on HEVC.
Thanks for the release. Please consider creating a patch for Asenshi's bd subs as an alternative though since it has sign TS, OP/ED fonts with romaji, and various edits.
@Mabby I'll fix it asap, I think I just might as well make a new torrent or just a complete DL else it'll be a mess of patches haha. Thanks for noticing, my mind is a bit scattered lately, hard to keep up with the details.
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