Encoder: Urotsuki Release notes: The video quality of the TTGL Blu-ray may appear excellent at first glance; however, closer inspection reveals a number of annoying issues. Correcting them requires targeted filtering applied to specific scenes, individual frames, and even particular areas within frames. This release aims to make watching TTGL more enjoyable for experienced viewers (though not for perfectionists). * A complete scene-by-scene filtering pass was performed for all episodes. In other words, every episode was reviewed frame by frame, and different filters were applied depending on the scene or even on individual frames. Approximately 1,800 mask files were created manually to filter specific regions of frames. * In addition, parts of visual details were manually redrawn in around 100 frames from the first opening sequence, where they had been cut off due to layer compositing errors. All other noticed compositing issues were also fixed. Link to comparisons with the original video - https://slow.pics/c/AJpt3n9A ___ Nevertheless, this release is not flawless. Some frames and scenes remain imperfectly corrected. This mainly concerns banding artifacts, as they can be perceived differently in the final video than during the scene-filtering process. Several clearly noticeable cases were reworked, but less obvious ones may still be present. It is also possible that some problematic frames or scenes were missed due to human oversight. If you notice any frames or video segments that you believe look problematic, please report them in the comments here or on our website, specifying the episode number and the timestamp or frame number. You may also open an issue related to this filtering in our GitHub repository using the link below. Once a sufficient number of remaining problem areas has been identified, a revised version of the rip will be released. Thank you in advance for your help. You are also welcome to suggest improvements to the filtering itself. If, however, the filtering in this release does not meet your expectations, you are free to use it as a basis for your own rip, indicating the authorship in the scripts you publish. Link to Github repo - https://github.com/Beatrice-Raws/encode-scripts/tree/master/Tengen%20Toppa%20Gurren%20Lagann ___ [AniDB](https://anidb.net/anime/4575) | [MAL](https://myanimelist.net/anime/2001/) | Info | [MediaInfo](https://bin.disroot.org/?7f5b7b5e8a58b1aa#G2M9EKUpdKgAppDpqeEfdtg57v8sZS3e2yuoSJc2CyPE) | | ------------- |:-------------:| | Video: | HEVC 10-bit | | Audio Track: | Japanese 2.0 (24-bit) FLAC | | Subtitle Track: | Full English [from AOmundson's release](https://nyaa.si/view/1192406) (external files) | ___ It is recommended to use an [MPV player](https://mpv.io/) to play subtitles correctly. You can add the scripts [“fuzzydir.lua”](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sibwaf/mpv-scripts/master/fuzzydir.lua) and [“sub-fonts-dir-auto.lua”](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fbriere/mpv-scripts/master/scripts/sub-fonts-dir-auto.lua) to the *“scripts”* directory of MPV, as well as the following lines to your `mpv.conf` file to automatically load subtitles from subdirectories and fonts from the *“fonts”* directory: > –sub-auto=fuzzy > –sub-file-paths=** Telegram: https://t.me/BeatriceRaws | Discord: https://discord.gg/Hry7EkU