[HairColor] Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Sotsu - 15 [1080p].mkv

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I couldn't find official lyrics for the insert song anywhere, so I only translated what I could make out. As such, it might be kinda rough, but I thought it was important to include considering the line "Today is the day you graduate". After all, the name of this season is When the Cicadas Cry: Graduation. Batch as soon as I evaluate what needs fixing in the early episodes and take care of it. Also couldn't hurt to wait around and see if official lyrics come out for that insert.

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Hi. Is Strawberry Panic dead? Was looking forward to the show...

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Strawberry Panic is not dead yet. Now that Higurashi is finished airing I should have more time to work on it.
are you going to make a batch now? Do you mind doing other shows that Funi slapped their little intro on it, if you don't mind?
>Strawberry Panic is not dead yet Thats great! Really wanted to watch it since it looks captivating. Thanks.

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> are you going to make a batch now? Read the description. > Do you mind doing other shows that Funi slapped their little intro on it, if you don’t mind? Unfortunately I have neither the time nor the desire to do this. I prefer only uploading something if I've made a meaningful improvement worth sharing, and I don't see cutting 10 seconds of video as a meaningful improvement. If you wanted to do this yourself though, it's actually really easy: 1. [download MKVToolNix GUI](https://mkvtoolnix.download/downloads.html) if you don't have it already 2. In the Multiplexer, in the input tab, right click -> add files and select the video file you want to remove the logo from 3. Separately, open the video file and check where the logo ends and the actual content starts. All you need is the number of seconds. 4. Under the output tab, set the split mode to "After Specific Timestamps" 5. In the Timestamps field, type in e.g. 0:00:09 if the logo lasted 10 seconds (it's good to subtract by one second because what it really does is look for the next keyframe after the timestamp given) 6. At the bottom, name the destination file whatever you want, then click "Start multiplexing". Note that this actually produces two files, one with just the logo and one with everything else (it takes whatever name you entered and appends 001/002 at the end to differentiate). You can just delete the first file; the second one has what you want. If the original file had subtitles it will copy them by default and the timings will be automatically adjusted in the output file.