Question about your previous torrent, if you don't mind. Lots of people are complaining about the Inuyasha US blurays. Whats wrong with them vs the Spanish Bluray?

@Eckhart, Truly, both the Spanish and US BDs are "bad", they both have issues, I just consider the US one to be the worse of the two. They both have deinterlacing issues, on the Spanish BD, there's aliasing in some frames and ghosting in others from it, anti-aliasing and degraining+debanding with added static grain mostly hides that. The US BD there's a ton of dropped frames that result in constant judders and other line artifacts from it. The US BD has messed up color space, and the Spanish BD has messed up gamma. The video quality other than those issues is fairly similar, both aren't high enough bitrate/good enough encoding settings to properly retain the grain in E001-098 so it falls apart and blocks up and destroys frames somewhat often. I don't care for openings and endings in anime much as I almost always just skip them, so the the openings and ending that were returned to the original ones don't interest me too much, with all the other issues in the US BD I don't think I'll reencode Inuyasha with US BDs, maybe if JP BDs happen.

I've seen some of the judders on the dragon ball z stuff. The frames shake constantly. any way to fix that?

@Eckhart I probably could have described the issue as more of a "stutter" than a "judder" in the US BD there are frames both duplicated and skipped due to the bad deinterlacing that don't happen on the SPA BD. Here are some short(8MB) clips of pans where the issue is pretty noticeable. I used DmonHiro's encodes since he did both and didn't do anything special to fix the deinterlacing issues on either BD. SPA - https://files.catbox.moe/4hnb3f.mp4 US - https://files.catbox.moe/3acsab.mp4 As for a way to fix this issue on the US BD, there's not really a good way, since the frames are gone, you can't really recover them, the best I can think of if you had to fix the issue would be frame interpolation but only replacing the duplicated frames placing 1 where frames are skipped, which I'm not sure how one would achieve.