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The Animeigo remastered release uses the same encode as the Japanese DVD release, with the English audio tracks added in. I think this technically makes the maximum bitrate go out of spec in some places but I haven't known this to cause any playback issues in practice. This uses a newer and cleaner film transfer for the episodes without any composite video weirdness (although I think the OP and ED are still composite-sourced due to the video-generated titles). Although unlike the previous release it's locked to Region 1. The special features are carried across and the remastered Animeigo release adds liner notes as a menu option (I think early pressings of the original Animeigo release had the classic "recipe card" style liner notes included as an insert). So the remastered Animeigo release is the one to get, unless an HD transfer eventuates one day. It's got much better video quality than the earlier release. |
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Thanks given by: | HaiiroYurei (07-31-2023), vivablu (08-01-2023) |
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