## Onii-chan wa Oshimai! ##
### AV1 by **ScarletNeko** ###
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### **Quick Info** ###
| --- | Source | This Encode |
| --- | :---: | :---: |
| Video Codec | AVC | AV1 |
| Video Format | YUV420P8 | YUV420P10LE |
| Framesize | 1920x1080 | 1920x1080 |
| Audio Codec | LPCM, AC3 | WavPack, AC3 |
| Audio Profile | Lossless, Lossy | Hybrid Lossy, Lossy |
| Audio Bitrate | ---, 192kbps | 4.5bps, 192kbps |
| Images Codec | PNG | JPEG-XL |
| Images Profile | Lossless | Lossless |
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### Encoders Used ###
Video: `aomenc-av1-lavish 3.6.0 Endless_Merging 2023/03/01`
Audio & Audio CDs: `WavPack 5.6.6 x64`
Images: `JPEG XL encoder v0.9.0 c205ca2`
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### Links ###
Sources: [BDMV and Scans](https://nyaa.si/view/1686743), [Subtitles and Chapters](https://nyaa.si/view/1686709 "/a/nonymous"), [Opening Audio CD](https://nyaa.si/view/1644095 "HAYAKU"), [Ending Audio CD](https://nyaa.si/view/1644090 "HAYAKU")
MediaInfo: [Episode 01](https://pastebin.com/QpevNsAg "BD Sources")
AniDB: [Onii-chan wa Oshimai!](https://anidb.net/anime/17328 "お兄ちゃんはおしまい！")
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### Some Words ###
This one was unexpected, I was preparing to work on something else, but then it showed up and of course I had to do it. Just like Komi-san, this one had a higher quality target than usual at CQ12. Everything worked pretty well, so much so it even feels weird.
Note that your explorer window might hang when opening the scans page, this is normal as they are really large even compressed. Probably Windows trying to decode everything to make thumbnails or read some data, just let it think and it will eventually open. Also it apparently scales with disk speed.
The BD Scans are 1200dpi and the Audio CD scans are 600dpi. Talking about the Audio CDs, there is one missing, but the Opening and Ending ones are included (including the Live Opening).
Though I did got the chapters from the BD, I think the chapters from /a/nonymous were better, so I used them along with the subs.
You can save about 4.67gb if you don't download the BD scans.
All AC3 tracks were copied from the source (so not re-encoded, of course).
And of course the naming scheme is a bit different again, but it just happened that I remembered mentioning I would like to drop some tags and make things a bit nicer, and I did it in like one or two releases and promptly forgot about it lol
I don't really plan on doing downscaled releases again, and my stuff is always 10 bit so the YUV420P10LE tag is useless. If I happen to make some downscaled release again in the future I might include it on that release as the exception.
Subtitles are always included, plus I can tag it as english-translated so no need to add the subtitle tag as well.
Scans and OST probably don't need tags as well...? Though I don't always include them and having the tag is an easy way to see what has these extras and not, for now I will try to remember to remove them.
The audio and video are nice to have, even though I always do AV1 for anime, but it does feel kind of irrelevant as well doesn't it?
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As usual, my releases are meant to be watched using [mpv](https://mpv.io/) and listened using [Foobar2000](https://www.foobar2000.org/). It probably works on other players but that is beyond me.
For veryfing the hashes you can use [rhash](https://sourceforge.net/projects/rhash/files/rhash/1.4.3/), on a terminal go to the top level folder of the release and `rhash --check --blake2s ".\Extras\Hashes\BLAKE2s.txt"`, of course changing the `--blake2s` and the txt file name to the hash you want to verify.
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# Currently looking for the following things! Preferably ISOs but any Raw, Remux, Bloated or Good Encode work. **Very High Priority!** The older the medium it was sourced from or the less censored it is, the better! #
- Urotsukidoji (超神伝説うろつき童子)
- Midori - Shoujo Tsubaki