Episode names are embedded in the title property Audio (E-AC3 / DD+ 5.1): - Korean (default) - English - Tagalog - French - German - Hindi - Indonesian - Japanese - Portuguese - Spanish - Thai - Turkish Subtitles (SRT): - Korean - Korean SDH - English Forced - English (default) - English SDH - Arabic - Czech - Danish - German - Greek - Spanish Latin American - Spanish - Finnish - fil - French - Hebrew - Croatian - Hungarian - Indonesian - Italian - Japanese - Malay - Norwegian Bokmal - Dutch - Polish - Portuguese Brazilian - Portuguese - Romanian - Russian - Swedish - Thai - Turkish - Ukrainian - Vietnamese - Chinese Simplified - Chinese Traditional With proper chapters. Video and subs are from the [SMURF] release taken from AB, which has Korean and English audio, while the rest of the audio tracks are from [KQRM] below https://nyaa.si/view/1611985 Lookism.S01.2022.1080p.NF.WEB-DL.Multi.DDP5.1.H.264-KQRM There's a serious issue with [KQRM]'s video where the framerate, timestamps, metadata, and/or atoms are messed up. One symptom is that keyframes do not match the times they're supposed to be at, and another annoying, more serious issue is the resulting judder or motion stuttering as seen in this clip towards the end with the car moving: https://files.catbox.moe/q65fz5.mp4 [KQRM] Lookism 08 clip 00.00.17.667-00.00.23.000.mp4 (2.3 MB) (FYI, as an example of the keyframe/timestamp problem, the starting keyframe was supposed to be at 17.667 secs in the original, but where it corresponded in the actual video was much earlier, so instead of ~6 secs as I intended the cut to be, it resulted in a longer 11 second clip.) From some experimentation, it can be fixed by de-/re-muxing and reconstructing timestamps any result that's not transcoded will always be VFR instead of CFR to have smooth motion as far as I've tried so far. The video stream in [SMURF]'s release does not have this issue and the video bitrates are about as much or more than [KQRM]'s release e.g. ep 08 video track size: [SMURF] = 1,021 MB vs [KQRM] = 601 MB p.s. I use "NET" to mean an internet / online source, not necessarily Netflix