Sources: R1 Blu-ray + R2 DVD + Niizk's 2013 release
Video: 10-bit x264, 1920x1040, CRF 18.0
Audio 1: Japanese, 5.1 FLAC, 16-bit \[Default\]
Audio 2: English, 5.1 AC3, 448 Kbps
Subtitle 1: English Full Subtitles (R1 Official \[From Niizk\]), ASS \[Default\]
Subtitle 2: English Signs (Modified Niizk), ASS
If I'd noticed this was getting a blu-ray release I wouldn't have even bothered with the v2 for the HDTV version. Oh well, anyway the subtitles and English audio synced up almost perfectly with the blu-ray. This it isn't as grainy as the HDTV airing was, but it is still fairly grainy (although it might seem more grainy than the HDTV encode since that had a lot of filtering applied to it). Also, it has better cropping and a slightly better colour balance than the HDTV version did. I couldn't find any good raws this time so I decided to encode it myself. I didn't bother with any filtering since I'm lazy and I thought it looked decent enough without any.
[![Image](http://thumbnails109.imagebam.com/31257/56c57e312565593.jpg)](http://www.imagebam.com/image/56c57e312565593) [![Image](http://thumbnails110.imagebam.com/31257/2c2268312565661.jpg)](http://www.imagebam.com/image/2c2268312565661) [![Image](http://thumbnails109.imagebam.com/31257/37ce89312565760.jpg)](http://www.imagebam.com/image/37ce89312565760) [![Image](http://thumbnails112.imagebam.com/31257/2d2468312565841.jpg)](http://www.imagebam.com/image/2d2468312565841)
Comments - 1
alsiramanimekhor