Episodes – 50
Video – 960×720 @ ~2400 kbps
Audio – 2.0 FLAC (Japanese, English)
Subs – G_P
TV Series – Torrent
Movie
Video – 1920×1080, 1280×720 @CRF 13
Audio – Japanese 5.1 FLAC 16bit, English 5.1 FLAC 16bit
Subs – Nanashi
1080p Movie – Torrent
720p Movie – Torrent
Notice: Due to the recent BakaBT offer for the Eureka Seven Movie and the comments on audio discrepancy I re-examined the audio encode. It seems the BDMV raw that I used has a missing audio channel in the Japanese track. I have have place an order for the Blu-Ray disk of the movie and will do a re-rip of the Japanese audio. Apologies for not catching it earlier. The torrents will be corrected and the corrected audio track will be available for direct download.
It seems like the North American version of the E7 movie is just pure fail, in terms of the Japanese audio track. Its actually missing said channel on the original disk. 🙁 Audio is actually only 16bit, sorry for that mistake. Mediainfo reads the converted flac file as 24bit for some reason. Not much more I can do about it.
Grain was present in the original source. Its there on purpose.
TV episodes arent in 1080p?
Source was interlaced
20 gigs for the 1080p movie , whys the file so large on the download tenshi .Surely it should be half that size ?
Blame the film grain for the super large size. Between sacrificing HDD space and sacrificing quality, HDD space will always be the loser.
Well for me 20 gigs is overkill,it would have to be a very special and favorite movie to justify that size and i don’t think this compares well to the series .Thanks anyway tenshi 🙂
wanted to ask if the letter that’s shown in episode 50 was translate. i have G_P release release and remember that it wasn’t which bugged be quite a bit.
>CRF 13
>20.19GB
sure is pro encoding in here. better grab bd remux (~30GB) than this crap
awesome job guys !!! keep it up and do good animes like this one and Cardcaptor Sakura and Angel Beats.
1280×1024?
@Ass
Probably a typo. 😛
My bad, its been fixed.
The right front audio channel of the Japanese audio in the 1080p Movie is completely mute. Could you check if the encoding went okay? The English version in the same file is not affected by the way.
Are you using VLC? Cause that’s the only app I can replicate your audio issue with. Its fine for me on WMP and MPC with CCCP. Anyone else experiencing this issue?
I demuxed&decoded the Japanese audio with Eac3to v3.22 to a raw .wav file just to be sure. I verified it too in Audacity (audio waveform editor). By the way, I found out that both Flac audio tracks are 16 bit. They are encoded to 24 bit. That doesn’t affect quality, but that does waste a lot of space unnecessarily. (Each sample stores 8 zeroes at the end.) I am currently re-encoding the English audio track at 16 bit lossless, but I would certainly like to have both audio tracks working.
This seems to be a source problem. I didn’t really notice it due to the fact that I only have headphones at my encoding station. Here is the log from when the 5.1 Jap TrueHD file was encoded.
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M2TS, 1 video track, 2 audio tracks, 2 subtitle tracks, 1:55:50, 24p /1.001
1: Chapters, 22 chapters
2: h264/AVC, 1080p24 /1.001 (16:9)
3: TrueHD/AC3, English, 5.1 channels, 48kHz
(embedded: AC3, 5.1 channels, 448kbps, 48kHz)
4: TrueHD/AC3, Japanese, 5.1 channels, 48kHz
(embedded: AC3, 5.1 channels, 448kbps, 48kHz)
5: Subtitle (PGS), English
6: Subtitle (PGS), English
a04 Extracting audio track number 4…
a04 Extracting TrueHD stream…
a04 Decoding with libav/ffmpeg…
a04 Encoding FLAC with libFlac…
a04 Creating file “D:\E7 Encoding\E7 Movie\BDMV\STREAM\Japanese-5.1.flac”..
a04 Original audio track, L+C+LFE+SL+SR: constant bit depth of 16 bits.
a04 Original audio track, R: no audio data.
any DDL please?
I mean the 1080 version, 20 GB is alot.
And thanks your work!
RS, NL, SH – Episodes
http://linksave.in/19373596264c723ac25cb56
http://linksave.in/11470634364c723ad96238f
http://linksave.in/8039075634c723ae93dcef
RS, NL, SH – Movie 720p
http://linksave.in/4005881744c723e135416f
http://linksave.in/581586484c723e0d8aee1
http://linksave.in/2876036024c723e0762478
RS, NL, SH – Movie 1080p
http://linksave.in/6544492144c723ee373db2
http://linksave.in/17888010964c723ecc46acc
http://linksave.in/15781910334c723eb368fb7
Interchangeable links, use jDownloader
^ awesome job :thumbsup:
@itzRAWstyle
Thank you very much!
Didn’t G_P use crappy R1 subs?
Why didn’t you guys use Nanashi’s subs for the TV series? ;__;
@ Anonymous1+1:
Would *you* want to OCR or transcribe 50 episodes worth of hardsubs just to give leechers their honorifics or whatever is allegedly better about Nanashi’s subs?
Nanashi’s translation was severely wrong in many places. Why on earth would you want them to use it?
I know I am late in asking… but any possibility of you releasing creditless OP/Eds ?
None, series is complete.
was the missing audio track in the movies or all the episodes? just wondering what i need to re-download?
*Movie
ok thanks for the reply
@scandilizer
lrn2read
Eac3to has some problems with detecting 16-bit TRUEHD directly. It can be solved by decoding to WAV. The decoding step is lightning fast compared to the encoding step to FLAC, by the way.
eac3to test.AC3 test.WAV
If a 16-bit track is detected, but the WAV file is still written 24-bit padded with zeroes, you can shave off those bits by using the -down16 switch. (Please, don’t do that with actual 24-bit recordings, it removes the lower 48 dB of all sound (144 dBFS versus 96 dBFS), that’s not lossless.)
eac3to test.WAV test2.WAV -down16
You can delete the intermediate files when the encoding of a next file is done.
Any FLAC encoder will happily accept normal WAV files generated by Eac3to.
eac3to test.WAV test.FLAC
or
eac3to test2.WAV test.FLAC
I use a separate 64-bit FLAC encoder to compress at settings far above the standard (-8). Do remember that many 32-bit encoders, like the reference encoder, have a memory addressing problem that makes encoding files larger than 2 GB impossible. 32-bit LibFLAC implementations such as the one built into Eac3to can output files larger than 2 GB, but are limited in encoding options.
Its a disk problem not a eac3to one. I actually played the original blu ray disk in PowerDVD. Its missing the right front audio channel. Its really sad 🙁
I meant it for the English track, and of course to be helpful in general.
Hi, it seems the flac audio tracks in episodes 26 and 33 are corrupted, in the 26th there’s an error at 10:42 min and at 1:11 min in the 33th. I usually encode the audio track to gain disk space without sacrificing quality, I can probably encode these through dshow since playing the episode doesn’t hang at all, just wanted to let you know.
Thanks anyway for this great anime.
Any Megaupload downloads?
Thanks for the series!
Is it me or was episode 26 a little messed up, it had some audio sync problems near the end of the episode.
This anime is going to take me years to download. More seeds, please?
yes its taking so long to download , need more seed help 🙁 .
Yeah I hear ya dcmanager, I’ll help with what i can but my ISP sucks now on torrent usage.
Do you also get a connection error due to nyaa torrents unknown host exception?
E7 series is well seeded at bakabt.
Is there any way I could get just the subtitle files that you used for this series? I really liked them when I watched the series 🙂 Thanks either way ~.o
oh btw . episode 33 the jap audio is dead. it plays to a certain point and it dies. had to download another 33 audio and muxed it in.
TIGER TRACK
The encode errors in some episodes, say EP.05@ 1:49, really drive me desperate. Have you thought to fix them?
how come my download percentage is 99% it stopped downloading??? i will keep seeding so dont worry this show is just awesome
got the series from torrent day………..just finished watching it………..only complaint i have is that episode 33 has no sound after the song in the begining
[Coalgirls]_Eureka_Seven_Psalms_of_Planets_41_(960x720_Blu-Ray_FLAC)_[761C521C]
is the name of one of the files i downloaded
thank you very much for your work…………………..Deeperblue
It seems the English audio track on episodes 40-49 are out of sync by quite a bit. I played around with MKVToolnix for a while, and came up with a solution that puts the English audio tracks back in sync (I compared a TV rip of the episodes to my fix, and they’re identical audio to video synchronization-wise).
Using MKVToolnix, add episode 40, click on the “Format specific options” tab, and then select the English audio track, which is labeled “A_AC3…” Next what you’re going to want to do is type in a delay for the English audio track in the “Delay (in ms)” box. The delay that I came up with and am extremely happy about is 600ms, so input “600” into the box. Then just select where you’d like to save the file, and hit “Start muxing.”
That’s it. Repeat those steps for episodes 41-49 (episode 50 is in sync, which is kind of weird as to why the others aren’t).
Okay, so after watching episodes 40-49 a second time, I realized a 600ms delay is too much (I don’t know how I didn’t catch that before). I went back and inputted -150, and extensively made sure it was great. It’s much better now. So the input you want to put in to get the episodes in sync is 450, not 600. 🙂
Please seed …
Took down the series at BakaBT. Please seed!
I have two gigs left to download! After it’s done, I’ll seed for a LONG time.
I’m assuming you have the Blu-Rays? I had a full set of them at one point but I’m missing one or two now and only have the DVD (and it’s audio) plus some HD RAWs I have from a friend for the ones I’m missing. So rather than patching everything together I figured I’d just take these. I noticed that your information is wrong, it says Audio – 2.0 FLAC (Japanese, English) but the only FLAC is Japanese whereas the english is Vorbis at least of the episodes I’ve checked so far.