**Swallowed.Star.(Tunshi.Xingkong).S02E027-S03E104.2160p**
Season 01 was obviously Episodes 01-26. Season 2 Episodes 27-78. Season 3 should be Episodes 79-130.
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**THIS IS THE MUCH LAUDED "AX-Corrected" 2160p Series**
**All the files are named as follows:
Tunshi Xingkong - 027 (2160p) [AX-Corrected-v2].mkv THROUGH
Tunshi Xingkong - 104 (2160p) [AX-Corrected-v2].mkv
Now that ive taken up this cause, it will ALWAYS be seeded.
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suggest watching at 80% speed. the mandarin is spoken VERY fast and makes reading subtitles RUSHED and annoying IMHO.
Potplayer is a fantastic video player and has special code to make spoken words sound NORMAL at slower speeds. To slow down just click the playback tab in console and click SLOWER and it goes down to 90% 80% 70% so forth with each click. Slower is ESPECIALLY useful when trying to learn another language as well. Other players have similar functions but the code to sound normal when slower is unique to Potplayer I believe.
>>If you enjoy my releases please help seed as much as possible. I only have 100Mbit seed ability so any help you can give is GREATLY appreciated by me as well as others trying to access this torrent. Cheers>>
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General
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Menu
00:00:00.000 : Opening
00:00:28.300 : Episode 27
00:16:53.600 : Advertisements
00:17:28.000 : Ending
00:21:18.500 : Preview
@echiggo .... Ill check the 4K stuff and let u know. Just FYI, I take the 2160p videos and downsize them using a special AI tool from NVIDIA for my EFC files so just download the EFC archives and youll always have the best 1080p without 104 versions of 1 of 2 intro songs 2:30 minutes long and the exit creds 104 more times. The AI is shockingly smart and makes beautiful rich 1080p files from them with a higher bitrate than most others and about 20% more compression due to artifact reduction so I can usually bump up quality because of file shrinkage and be about same size.
I dont know what ax corrected is and google thinks its about 138 million different things. sooooo that leaves about NONE of them that answer the question.
As for me I use the latest AI tools for everything I do. Itll always be the best that can be done by an 8 core i7 with an rtx 2070 and 32gigs of ram rips video about 134fps at 60fps HEVC 10 bit video pretty decent for 5.4 pounds of silicon.
Im about to release a completely AI upsized 1080p Legend of Galactic heroes at 60fps HEVC. all 200 files redone in 10 bit AI adjusted color. Then Hunter v Hunter is next big project. Best hobby ever endless supply of new material or new OLD material for upscaling i should say.
Ok i'll get yours. Lol was asking because i just downloaded the other batches 3 days ago. Too bad you don't have 1-26 in 4k.
Not a fan of 60fps atm since my tv can't seem handle it i think. Playback doesn't look smooth.
heres S1 4K link here o nyaa Im seeding it but its not mine https://nyaa.iss.one/view/1671818
what framerate does your tv handle? I think this 4K for S1 is just 24fps. If it was me Id take a usb stick of a 60fps video in and get whichever tv plays it at a tv place like microcenter then sell yours on a local swap list like craigslsit if your in the usa that is. Just plug the usb into a tv and have the salesman play it. get quick answers that way I would think.
Just fyi there a program called AIRPLAY for PC like $30. real simple tool that plays video over GooflePlay Network. zero problems with subtitles and subtitles are adjustable in the app except hardcoded subs obviously. still it DOES handle 60fps and would play to any googleplay air device. Its an idea thats simple. I set mine up in like 10 minutes. Then I use VNC to remote control the fast forward buttons etc. or windows remote .
sure you wont get all 60fps of course the new googleplay usb devices handle 4K and are the one Im referring to. Its the faster of the bunch. at least youde have a way to play those videos on an older tv. works on my old sony bravia from like 15 years ago. crazy. that tv doesnt even recognize an mkv file. only avi and mp4. and most mp4 don play either hahaha. now thats an OLD OLD TV but the googleplay works like a charm and the subtitles tool is great for bigger subs. sure theres free stuff around that does similar stuff like VLC but it had weird kinks that were annoying. but this thing just works. YA KNOW. and yes 60fps is rare but I love the way it looks on a 60Hz or 120Hz refresh. something about marrying those two numbers and the 72" screen comes to life in a different way.
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