Scan type, store method : Separated fields Mmh... That is not good. These should better be "Interleaved fields". Thanks anyway :)

@Evati I just uploaded this on behalf of someone that cant get an account here because registration is disabled. For future reference though, can you explain what you're talking about in more detail so that I (or anyone reading this) don't make a similar mistake in the future? I used these files for an encode I did for my personal collection, and while I was researching how to properly turn interlaced video into progressive video, I found out that these files are probably telecined or something. Maybe Tyinthehouse turned it from interlaced to telecine? Not exactly sure. I might even be willing to redo this myself if I had more knowledge. The only easily accessible information on how to deal with interlaced content is scattered old forum posts and the HandBrake documentation that basically just tells you how to flip a switch. The oldbeards that actually know how are either MIA or just tell you you're doing it wrong and don't elaborate or help. (And the reason why I'm bringing up telecine in the first place is because "Detelecine" is the option in handbrake that yielded the best results when using these files for my personal encode. From research I did, I learned that if a show has three progressive frames followed by two interlaced frames, it means it's telecined.) To end off, in my opinion these files still look and play excellently. The longtime fans of the show that I'm friends with have had absolutely no complaints at all with my encode that used these files. If there's a way to get this show looking even better though, I'm interested, but lacking knowledge.

Its normal to see a complaint when great shows (real Anime) haven't been uploaded to their personal tastes. It hard to please everyone all the time. Might be part of the reason registrations are disabled. Applying common sense usually gives the correct answer.

@NetGhost I am currently doing a lot of research so I can give this anime the treatment it deserves. I am basically learning from scratch how to manually detelecine/inverse telecine, because all of the automatic methods I've found miss a lot. I hope to have a properly detelecined encode uploaded sometime within the next couple of months, but it could take longer.

Its not downloding, stuck 97%

Thanks!!

Update to my previous comment if anyone cares, I actually could've made this comment last year but forgot about it. After doing tons of research, I believe the source of this remux (German blu-ray) is just kind of bad. They did some upscaling and maybe some other filtering that ended up baking in a lot of interlacing artifacts into it, making it so automated deinterlacing/detelecining methods don't fully work properly. Funnily enough, the noob job I did here https://nyaa.si/view/1661585 accidentally ended up being the best case scenario (or close to it), at least for me personally. I did try manually deinterlacing/detelecining, but quickly gave up after realizing how gargantuan of a time investment it'd be. I might eventually do a v2 of https://nyaa.si/view/1661585, but that would be more for things other than the video, like renaming chapters, upping the audio quality, including extras, etc.