>>144159457
Unnoticeable difference .

>unencoded
BDMVs are encoded from the master.

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>>144159457
>not using
>10bit
>h.265
>1080p upscale
Not like you could tell the difference between any of this anyways.

Not worthy the extra data. Also jap P2P is a pain in the ass.

I did downloaded TS/BD/DVD ISOs for obscure things or when I really wanted to watch ASAP tho.

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>>144159975

>reencoding the BDMV just for the encoding memes

>not breaking into the animation studios and stealing all the frames and then watching them as flipbooks
You might as well just stream.

>>144159975
But an upscaled encode does look better than letting your favourite media player upscale.

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>>144159457

I have used make-mkv with some full DVD isos because I wanted untouched 5.1 english audio for old anime and not that bullshit vorbis stereo

900 Mb per episode and totally worth it

I also remove almost every karaoke from subtitles, edit the position of the subtitles on screen and sometimes I change the font.
Most fansubs put the subtitles too fucking low that's ok for tiny poorfag PC monitors but not for a nice big screen, the karaokes are almost every time ugly and with retarded effects and some fansubs even in this age use retarded fonts.

And that's why I watch 9/10 series in english although I have become very good and quick in subtitle editing

Where do you download them? They're rarely ever on nyaa.

>>144160983

Animebytes has a lot of them

>>144160256
>not stealing each individual character cell and moving them around like puppets on the background

>>144161220
>Not stealing the animator to draw the character for you on a notebook paper and using that as a paper puppet

>>144161220
>not being the animator and drawing the anime yourself

>>144160983
https://www.amazon.co.jp/ :^)