Making DVD releases is annoying, and watching them is annoying, but anime studios' upscales of SD anime were so trash in the 2000s and 2010s that a competent DVD release will always be better than watching a Blu-Ray version (to some extent and in some respects). The primary problems with the Blu-Ray version of Baccano are temporal instability (lines shimmer in the BD version where they didn't in the original) and odd borders around blood patches and such. Also, some 30fps content was brought down to 24fps, like the eyecatch graphics. The primary problems with the DVD version of Baccano are that it's impossible to watch comfortably without a competent encode, which this is, and the fact that like all DVDs, it has catastrophic compression artifacting in many high-motion scenes. Because of the compression issues, the Blu-Ray OP has been spliced in here. I don't particularly recommend one viewing experience over the other. The show is good no matter how you watch it, and the same goes for these subs. I made this release so that people would stop talking about how people should be watching Baccano on a DVD remux instead of on a BD encode. I get frustrated when people recommend an arguably inferior and inarguably unavailable viewing option, discouraging people from actually watching the damn show—one that I like and put a lot of work into the script for. (Note: this isn't a shot at sneedex etc. listing "DVD Remux + ?", but rather at the typical responses on discord when random people ask "how should I watch Baccano") Feel free to report IVTC problems if you see them. I will probably redo the encodes if there are any. Exception: don't bother reporting problems with crossfades. I did my best on those already, so you'll have to make your own encode if you're unhappy with them. For those who care, the PAR used here was 2560:2133.