[DSM] Komi Can't Communicate | Komi-san wa, Comyushou desu [WEBRip 1080p 10-bit HEVC EAC3] - S1E01

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2022-01-06 05:30 UTC
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A filtered HEVC release of Komi Can't Communicate that includes NovaWorks subtitles. **Why?** Because I wanted an HEVC release with Novaworks subtitles so I can watch it on more devices. This release is **not** intended to be the best quality, but instead "decent" quality that is more compatible with other devices, since H264 High 10 is not well supported. --- | Sources | Name | Link | | :- | :-: | :-: | | Video + Audio | SubsPlease (Netflix WEB-DL) | https://nyaa.si/view/1446578 | | Subtitles | NovaWorks| https://nyaa.si/view/1443672 | [MediaInfo](https://pastebin.com/MNZJJa5u) [Filtering Script](https://pastebin.com/fxsfUgY8) [slowpics](https://slow.pics/c/VSI2YoYa) Let me know if there are any issues here in the comments. --- Note: I only realized after I uploaded the slowpics comparison that many dark scenes have a lot of details that are destroyed/blurred. In the future I will look into masking, though, that was a result of DFTTest for removing blocking artifacts. If I ever have a higher quality source this shouldn't really be an issue.

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  • [DSM] Komi Can't Communicate - S1E01 [WEBRip 1080p HEVC EAC3].mkv (882.5 MiB)
>i wanted an hevc release based
>I wanted an HEVC release with Novaworks subtitles so I can watch it on more devices. what
How come your encode video size bloated more than the entire source file size XD.
probably because it's a crf 14 encode, which is insane for a shitty web source. and somehow it actually has significantly less detail. great encode m8.

DarkSwordsman (uploader)

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I can just remove it I guess, if y'all hate it that much. I was clear that this wasn't supposed to be a great looking encode. ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯
![HEVC](https://z.zz.fo/H1CeX.webp) HEVC!!!! Thank you for the release!
@DarkSwordsman i would suggest keeping encodes made for personal use private and not to upload them here unless you want the turbo-autistic people on this site to criticize it
H264 10bit is a nightmare with low end ARM devices. So HEVC 10bit has better compatibility.
i'd be impressed if those devices could play the subs without lagging

DarkSwordsman (uploader)

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There was one short moment towards the beginning where my Chromecast w/ GTV and MPV couldn't smoothly play the subs, but it was only that short moment. I will work on masking, and possibly even a hardsubbed version or something.