>Removed TL notes that weren’t actually TL notes but rather comments on the scene from the typesetter wtf nice memesubs

@Herkz Random "LMFAO"s during a comedic scene makes it feel like I'm watching a sitcom and the "laugh" sign just lit up. @Arid0914 It'll be up on Nandato shortly.

naisu

 meanwhile me never bothered to release it kekwa good thing i never released it

You must not have used FLAC audio. My ENG tracks alone are over 200MBs and those files sizes are roughly the same as Yousei solo.

You know what else you never released Edge? Gintama ep 30...

@NH yes as it states its only yousei+ coal @mabby furk u 

uh so does this mean this release has been stripped of credits that list who worked on the episode?

I think you're asking if this is a no credits OP/ED release? No, AllHailExcalibur's video had that. Yousei did not do that.

Brakouuu ☆Star

I was just about to add subs to yousei-raws, saved my some time. Thanks NH!

dld a couple of episodes . it does indeed strip the episodes of credits for who worked on it its not just the problem of forced chapters english credits are awful, theyre incomplete here

I have no idea what you're talking about now.

@NeutralHatred I can only assume he's mad because it doesn't have the original Japanese credits? I don't think there's a proper full release sourced from the JP BD as they came out later IIRC.

JPBD was shitty Q-Tec. Yousei opted to encode USBD back in the day cause JPBD was worse quality.

Oh really? I've actually never seen the Japanese BD, so I just naturally assumed it was better. Good to know.

1GB per episode? Very unusual for a 720p release. I am very tempted to replace my TCL release with this, but 60GB .....

720p releases generally doesn't have 5.1 FLAC audio. It is usually AAC because the FLAC is used for a 1080p release. Since this show is native 540p, 720p is already an upscale so a 1080p was not going to happen.

Can you upload the scripts only? thanks!

Can you please upload Subtitles only!?😊

Thanks and seed!

Episode 7 has significant tagging issues. Other eps have some minor tagging issues that don't really matter so I'll ignore them. This command will bring episode 7 in line with the other episodes to default to English audio with Signs & Songs subtitles track (if that's what you like), should work the same on Linux or Windows. If you are on Windows, install scoop from https://scoop.sh/ then run "scoop install mkvtoolnix" in a powershell window, then open a new powershell window and run the following from the episode directory: ``` mkvpropedit "[NH] Soul Eater - 07 (BD 720p x264 FLAC) [018BA908].mkv" --edit track:a2 --set name="Japanese 2.0 FLAC" --set flag-default=0 --edit track:s1 --set name="Signs & Songs" --set language=eng --set language-ietf=en --set flag-default=1 --set flag-forced=1 --edit track:s2 --set name="Full Subtitles [AllHailExcalibur/Coalgirls]" --set language=eng --set language-ietf=en --set flag-default=0 --set flag-forced=0 ``` If you want a default-to-Japanese-audio approach to tagging, with English dialogue subtitles on by default, run this (Linux): ``` for f in *.mkv; do mkvpropedit "$f" --edit track:a1 --set flag-default=0 --edit track:a2 --set flag-default=1 --edit track:s1 --set flag-default=0 --edit track:s2 --set flag-default=1; done ``` Windows: ``` Get-ChildItem -File -Filter *.mkv | ForEach-Object { mkvpropedit $_.FullName --edit track:a1 --set flag-default=0 --edit track:a2 --set flag-default=1 --edit track:s1 --set flag-default=0 --edit track:s2 --set flag-default=1 } ``` Note that running any of these commands (even just the first one) will invalidate your torrent download. If you want to keep seeding you will need to make two copies of the files and only modify the second copy for long-term archive/viewing, or you'll have to quit seeding.

# For English audio/wasted bits haters: This will DELETE the english audio track from all files and delete the old files, leaving only new files with no English audio (that cannot be seeded on this torrent, obviously). Same instructions as above for getting it to work on Windows if this is your first time wanting to use mkvtoolnix on there. Note: Once this is done, the CRC32 hash at the end of the filename will no longer validate. Linux: ``` for f in *.mkv; do mkvmerge -o "${f%.mkv}.remux.mkv" --audio-tracks jpn "$f"; rc=$?; if [ $rc -le 1 ]; then mv -f "${f%.mkv}.remux.mkv" "$f"; else echo "FAILED($rc): $f"; rm -f "${f%.mkv}.remux.mkv"; fi; done ``` Windows: ``` Get-ChildItem -File -Filter *.mkv | Where-Object { $_.Name -notlike '*.remux.mkv' } | ForEach-Object { $tmp = Join-Path $_.DirectoryName ($_.BaseName + '.remux.mkv'); mkvmerge -o $tmp --audio-tracks jpn $_.FullName; if ($LASTEXITCODE -le 1) { Move-Item -LiteralPath $tmp -Destination $_.FullName -Force } else { Write-Warning "FAILED($LASTEXITCODE): $($_.Name)"; Remove-Item -LiteralPath $tmp -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue } } ```