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DerIdiot wrote:first airdate worldwide is what matters to anidb

There you go then, the Zidane order ftw!

Well, which air dates are used for example VHD: Bloodlust and that Miyazaki movie that aired first in some film festival (iirc)?
If Japanese dates, then we should probably use the japanese order with this one as well, if not, then the original order.

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A lot more precision required. Otherwise you can find the sign that was placed on a signboard covering the face of the main hero or karaoke lyrics being out-of-synch. No, not really. Signs are timed based on frames in which the Japanese sign is on screen, so these are the easiest to time with a pro...

Are you actually talking about adding a length to a subtitle file? Subtitle LINES are timed, not the subtitle file itself, which can't be measured by length nor can length be calculated from it unlike with video and audio files. Video track + Audio track + Subtitle track are meant to work together, ...

Didn't Saiyaman encode his raws himself? If he did, then it's valid to have him in the list.

this also means that the size must be different, right?

eh... ok, done

It's unlikely for the 3rd ep to ever come out, though
But we'll see

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You're not in the ban list, so I think you're dealing with a bug here, cause when you see that message, you're not supposed to be able to visit any anidb pages.
ATM, only PetriW could probably help you unless the problem solves by itself.

- give an error message "We want the pixel resolution aka the resolution the file was encoded in, not the display resolution. The anamorphic flag should be checked when pixel and display resolutions differ. " if (Res. Width == 848 || 852 || ...) ok forget that, there are encoders who upsi...

- give an error message "The given resolution needs to have the wrong aspect ratio flag checked." if (resolution == 720x480 || 720x464 || 704x480 || 704x464 && wrong aspect ratio flag == false && file type == .avi || ...) I don't really know what other containers besides ....

there are no multiple languages in 1 stream If the file has karaoke, then it definitely has it in romaji and often with kanji with the english translation, if it wasn't, there wouldn't be any karaoke unless the song is in english. That's simply covered by the karaoke flag, no need to add the japanes...

I think sanity checks are in order for file details. - give an error message "The container type selected does not support variable frame rate." if (variable frame rate flag == true && file type == .avi (using 0 frames to make the video vfr counts simply as setting the fps to 120) ...