>>1018065 >I heartily recommend https://codeberg.org >codeberg.org >codeberg >berg

I would like to collect short video/audio clips of anime characters stating the name of each month. They can come from any source. I have September already. Does anyone know of any clips (or even suggesting entire episodes of something where you happen to remember a character saying the name of a month) that meet this criteria? Length of original clip (or even just a reference) doesn't matter. I can trim them myself. Thank you.

>>1018336 >Does anyone know of any clips (or even suggesting entire episodes of something where you happen to remember a character saying the name of a month) that meet this criteria? Try one of the Persona animes since the games use a calender.

>>1018336 The Simpsons, "Treehouse of Horror VI," "Nightmare on Evergreen Terrace."

>>1018203 <(((codeberg))) Yes, I wish I still had the /intl/ webm summarizing kraut history, for some reason, the repo maintainer just moved his project from Github to (((Codeberg))), likely as a result of the Microshit acquisition. Also, as it turns out I fucked up some of the Dead Cell webms so I'll try to get them properly synced sometimes.

>>1018482 Why would you want anything from the sperg central that was /intl/

>>1018484 It was REALLY FUNNY in how hilariously and obviously biased it was shitting on krauts, complete with an ironic condemnation of Hitler and defense of Amerilard at the end that made it clear it was a shitpost.

>>1018482 >>1018487 Ah yes, the webm, the webm about Germany, that German webm that I have right here, this German webm.

>>1018494 KC tier

>>1018494 >some backwater prince >Franz Ferdinand

>>1018516 That is true. Central Europe was never truly civilized. It's backwater territory.

>>1018520 A backwater is more civilized than a metropolitan area colonized by shitskins.

i miss /intl/ :^)

>try out aviator >encode a TV episode that's 11 min. & originally 72MB in mkv format at 480p <result: 9.5MB >encode another TV episode, this time at 23 min. & originally 280MB in mkv format, also at 480p <result: 25MB <mfw There's just a slight sacrifice made to the audio quality but it still sounds fine. Video quality is good too. Gotta say, it's nice they didn't turn out dogshit. However, it feels like it takes longer for the encoding process to be done compared to the usual preset Handbrake has. Maybe the other options on OP are better. aviator doesn't seem to have settings for QP compress or variance octile. Also don't know if putting 16 for the bitrate size counts as 16k Could entire shows be done? Perhaps, haven't encoded an episode yet that is 45 min. from other shows that run longer their peers. Movies? I don't know. It would be an interesting challenge to take on considering their longer running times, but I have a feeling they would need to be shrunk down in video resolution to maintain a smaller file-size. They would be like videos for the apple iPod! At either 320x230 for full screen or 320x180 for wide screen. Wonder if animated/CG movies will take up less space than live-action ones, or if it doesn't make a difference. Animations would probably be better at adapting to smaller screen sizes than live action, I can't imagine how much would be lost or unreadable if a movie like The Matrix got shrunk. Hell, try a documentary or something that requires you to read articles & imagine how illegible the text would be. Worth trying anyway if you can still get the point across

>>1018065 >French animated show Might as well dust off this old one from my collection.

>>1018516 Autria-Hungary WAS a backwater and calling their ruling family emperors was absurd. They lost to fucking Italy! ITALY! In the last thousand years, who has ever done that?

>>1018604 Österreich-Ungarn is an exemplary case of the failures and incongruities inherent to multi-ethnic governance.

>>1018565 /intl/ was such a fucking tumor, I have no idea why I see some anons talk about it wistfully. 90% of what they did was talk about how 8chan was dying because they didn't let them spam. Prime did die but not remotely because of that. I remember the old meta boards were flooded with them. For shitposters they were shockingly thin-skinned and whiny.

>>1018559 Snowniggers thinks he's white, lol

>>1018569 Still better than Xmedia Recode

>>1018611 When you're nearly ten years removed from something it's very easy to romanticize it. Even Prime itself is heavily romanticized when it was a mess of a website that constantly broke and was embroiled in 24/7 drama and infighting. Anons say they miss Prime, but do they miss the CP spam and Qboomers? Do they miss Hotwheels and Josh? Do they miss the dreaded Alacrity Daemon?

>>1018621 Nobody has ever said that prime was perfect, you dumb nigger. The flaws you refer to were also not issues one had to deal with every day in ordinary posting. Hotwheels became the colossal fag he did only after he sold the site. Qboomers came late into 8chan's lifecycle and usually stayed in their containment board. The only times I remember seeing them actually leave their board was during the 8kunt period. I have seen more CP spam here than I ever did on 8chan, but I avoided the pedo boards so my viewpoint there might be colored by that. Almost nobody ever had to actually deal with Jewsh as a poster/figure, his issue was that he failed to actually do his fucking job, and as a result that 15k went to waste. He was cancer, but he wasn't 8chan. Alacrity Daemon was annoying, but it was not something ever-present and only occupied a relatively brief period of time in 8chan's history. I also don't know what specific "infighting" you're referring to. There were minor incidents here and there, but that comes with any large population, which is mainly what's missed. No idea what drama you refer to either, that's not specific enough to mean anything, but either way, dramashit was never as big or significant enough to actually affect the site that much compared to the webring era where a single autist with a grudge can shit up multiple communities. Are you just bringing up random issues without considering context? These things you refer to are years apart, affected the site for a generally limited period of time (if at all), and are practically anachronistic. These flaws are nothing compared to the overall value that 8chan brought. Anyone with a half-functioning brain could tell you that.

>>1018621 The old /pone/ board on prime had it's moments...

Post bump video like this >>1018611 they were dramafags first and foremost, with weird mod team that was also as schizo as userbase, banning anyone for seemingly no reason. They said they were used to bantz and lulz but their board was anything but fun. Like a fringe pol offshoot.

>>1018565 i miss int too everything's about real numbers and complex numbers now

Does someone have the DK version of janitors doing 4free?

i love osaker

>>1018569 >now try to encode a DVD rip of a CG movie from a 3.5GB mkv file that is 80 min.., still at 480p <result: 59ish MB <mfw Audio quality took more of a hit than the TV shows did, it's especially notable when they play the songs & the singers voice had more artifacts to them. Downmixing from 5.1 surround to stereo might've played a part in the quality but it must've also saved a lot of space. Also shrank the video resolution to 320x230. Video quality is still decent considering the compression, but as I warned earlier some text may be illegible. Definitely still a challenge worth taking to find a movie & have it under 32MB. Only suggestion I might have is to shrink the video display size even more than what was attempted. Forget the iPod, how about taking after the Game Boy Advance or Nintendo DS? The GBA's display resolution is 240px x 160px & the DS is 256px x 192px Does anyone remember those short-lived GBA Videos? They got a couple Dreamworks movies like Shrek on there to work, with many sacrifices made to video & audio quality to fit that hardware. This challenge is giving me those vibes. I have a feeling 1 hour may be the best amount of time one can push for their video at iPod resolution (or smaller) & 30 minutes for 480p resolution. Hopefully there's something found that works!

>>1018752 That is impressive

>>1018759 >5th vid Same video but with SVT-AV1-PSY. Was planning to do the rest but I have to run off to something now.

>>1018752 I remember rvmb's being around 60 megabytes and those were always kind of bad quality, it was fun to be able to watch Sonic X and Kirby fansubs though.

>>1018752 >do a 3rd attempt at encoding that same DVD rip & same specs <reduce video size to 240px 160px, taking inspiration from the GBA display resolution <result: 49ish MB - Shaved off 10MB from previous attempt, still too large to upload I am getting closer to hitting that max 32MB size that the site allows for uploads. Still using the same recommended settings in the OP of the thread. Audio quality is still the same as the last encoded webm reported on my previous post which is good. The video still holds up okay, frame rate hasn't tanked to GBA Video-tier slideshows, but it's gotta go even smaller! So what have I found that's smaller than a GBA for display resolution? Earlier iPods! Sure they didn't originally play video on them or have album art, but there was some themes & mods made by the rockbox community that made it possible to play MPEG-2 on those tiny things & even integrate album art, all of them being in monochrome! I'll bring your attention to two particular models: The very first classic model from 2001 & the Mini The 1st gen iPod's screen size is 160px x 128px & the iPod Mini's is 138px x 110px. At that point, you may as well be making a movie theater or film for ants! Wish me luck on this finally working out!

>>1018890 What anime?

>>1018752 >>1018781 Didn't GBA Video also cut the framerate of the source vid in half? Sure that is a compromise but that's basically allowing you to half the bitrate. And for a lot of media I'm sure going from 30 to 15 FPS won't be so bad if you're already viewing it on a small screen. (We didn't give a shit as kids anyway) Man I remember autistically converting anime to fit as much as possible in my 4GB Nano without it looking too bad. It's actually still nice to watch stuff while relaxing in bed but the battery is shot and lasts like 10 minutes...

>>1018890 too bad they'll have lesbian sex instead of sex.

Since the last attempt made it too big to be uploaded, I've changed the bitrate to 8kb & CRF to 63 (the max in aviator) while keeping the 138px x 110px resolution, speed, & stereo downmixing. Kept an eye on the file size at every ten percent just to see if I could predict it going under or over 32MB. Here's how they looked >10% - 2MB >21% - 5MB >32% - 7.5MB >40% - 9.5MB >50% - 11.8MB >60% - 14.2MB >70% - 16.0MB >80% - 18.5MB >90% - ??? (Was AFK) <100% & final result: 23.4MB It successfully stayed under 32MB but I do not want to upload it as it sounds like shit with the reduced audio quality & looked worse for video quality. The best way I can describe the final video is if you were stuck with one of those old phones from the late 1990s/early 2000s & you not only filmed it with its shitty camera but you also used the phone's weak microphone that adds more noise & artifacts. In other words, it would be the halfway point in that King of the Hill video where Hank asks if he knows what a JPEG is before the video shits itself to noises. Gonna tinker around and add just a bit more video & audio quality to hopefully find a sweet spot where it's a bit more presentable while staying near 32MB. >>1018901 >Didn't GBA Video also cut the framerate of the source vid in half? Sure that is a compromise but that's basically allowing you to half the bitrate. It did and it also reduced the color depth. See webm related for a comparison

>>1018901 Note that movies and TV shows aren't at 30 or 60 anyway, they're at 24. And cartoons are usually animated on twos, at least, meaning they actually run at twelve frames per second. It's not uncommon for some scenes from cartoons to be animated on threes, so eight FPS. This doesn't apply to 3D films like Shrek, though (until that fucking awful Ultimate Spider-Monkey movie that they keep trying to pretend looked good), which is part of what made it so impressive on GBA. Though yeah, the framerate was cut to hell. I heard there was a Shrek + Shrek 2 GBA Video Combo Cart. I saw some Youtube guy talk about it and post comparisons between the solo and combo carts, with the combo cart looking worse due to needing more compression, but looking online now, I can only find a combo pack with two carts in one box, not two movies on one cart. Either way it's very impressive, but I want to find the most impressive possible, if it exists. I moved last month and while waiting for internet to get set up, all I had was my laptop, and the only movies I had were GBA Videos, because I don't download movies much, but I do download entire romsets, and these were included in the GBA romset. But it was missing the full length Shrek, Shrek 2, and Shark Tale movies, which I know exist. Still, those GBA Videos got me through a rough couple days. Some good episodes of Spongebob and Johnny Bravo and stuff. Frankly, Fairly Oddparents doesn't even look much worse, since that show kind of looks like shit anyway. And at such a low resolution, you don't notice how badly the graphics on Jimmy Neutron have aged compared to other CGI cartoons of the time. >>1018909 Also note that the full length films on GBA video obviously needed to be way more compressed than the carts that only had a few episodes of cartoons. So this Shrek example, while more impressive, does look worse than if you were to watch an episode of Sonic X or Dragon Ball GT. It's very strange how the GBA video version of Shrek, in your example, is way more orange. Way more vibrant in general. I kind of like the colors better.

>>1018914 Wait, I couldn't find Shrek + Shrek 2, but I did find Shrek + Shark Tale combo carts. That's nuts. That's over 2.5 hours of movies which were originally 24fps (not 12 or 8 like a lot of the other cartoons released on the format), all on a GBA cart. I wonder if it looks even worse than the Shrek example posted above, though.

To show you the power of Av1-psy, I encoded this 6min intro scene in very high quality, under 32mb. Took about 11 mins in my 3700, I used Av1ador for windows because it shows side-by-side comparison between frames. It could be much smaller in size but Im satisfied with higher size.

>>1018909 >webm Damn that really was a cutback. Also that makes me wonder if you could possibly inject a video into a GBA Video ROM, it would definitely have to be the format used back then (guessing MPEG-2) but then it would be beholden to those old codecs so it'd be harder to get something good in there... I'm gonna guess some homebrew wizards have done something like that already. >>1018914 >full length films on GBA video obviously needed to be way more compressed Okay that's what I thought, yeah I don't remember the cartoons looking too bad. Now I kind of want to go back and buy some but tons of GBA carts are fakes these days... I even bought a listed "authentic" Castlevania GBA cart off of eBay and it was a fake. >>1018930 That's really sick, anon. I gotta upgrade my webm-fu now. I'm still using webm for retards and struggle to get nice looking results for anything beyond tiny clips.

>>1018932 I should make a new guide since people are still following the just cause 2 webm for retards tutorial. The av1-psy encoding renders all previous methods obsolete (except for increased time), though vp9 should still be plenty common in coming days. Will recommend av1ador for windows for av1 webm if you want nice simple GUI.

Finally figured out the setting to get a Webm that would work with the site while teetering near the max 32MB size. For a CG movie at 80 minutes of runtime >CRF: 61 >bitrate: 10kb (also make sure its downmixed to stereo) >video display size: 138px x 110px Sound & video quality are still dogshit though with the compromises made so I won't upload it & torture the anons. If nothing else, it should be amusing I was able to produce a webm of a movie & cram all the stuff in with that 32MB limit in mind. One really could "Stream that film if you're so great", turning the entire Kung Pow movie into a 32MB sound Webm since it has 81 minutes of runtime. Just bear in mind the dogshit quality mentioned above. >>1018932 >Also that makes me wonder if you could possibly inject a video into a GBA Video ROM, it would definitely have to be the format used back then (guessing MPEG-2) but then it would be beholden to those old codecs so it'd be harder to get something good in there... I'm gonna guess some homebrew wizards have done something like that already. Yes they do & that program is Meteo Avi-2-GBA. You take a video in either MPEG-1 or AVI format, then have it get converted to a rom image for the GBA. The program requires Direct X 8.1 & it hasn't been updated for 20 years.

>>1018944 I mean its alright, but would anyone even watch it? I doubt anyone watched kungpow 16mb version other than as a curiosity. Its a nice showcase of what technology can do but wouldn't it be better to encode some better movie? Or even upto 360p to make it somewhat watchable? We even have post limit of 50mb to it'll be prudent to split into 32mb + 18mb. Otherwise it'll serve nothing but as a cool showpiece.

>>1018909 Some advice I'll give you for video compression: always value audio over video. You can also increase audio quality by changing the sound to mono, allowing you to double the quality for the same bitrate.

>>1018945 >We even have post limit of 50mb to it'll be prudent to split into 32mb + 18mb Oh yeah, didn't think about that >Its a nice showcase of what technology can do but wouldn't it be better to encode some better movie? Or even upto 360p to make it somewhat watchable? I'm attempting an encode of the entire run of Animusic 1. It's 33ish minutes which should play nicer than that 80 minute CG movie although I predict there will have to be some quality changes to get that sweet spot of 32MB. How's that for a nice & cool showpiece if the music still sounds good & the CG animation still looks great?

>>1018951 LOL WHERE THE FUCK DID YOU GET THIS

>>1018895 Seven of Seven

>>1018953 The filename suggests Paheal but I think I originally found it in some thread, but the quality was so I reverse image searched it and found a better version of it there. It's not like you could organically find it on Paheal by looking for it, it's barely tagged. Why, is it yours?

TO SHOW YOU EVEN MORE POWER OF AV1-PSY here's part 1 of entirety of Interstella 5555, split up into songs that matched up. Listen in order to get the story. Intestella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem is an hour-long anime set on Daft Punk's Discovery album. Directed by Leiji Matsumotos, creator of several classic mangos like Captain Harlock, Space Battleship Yamato, Gun Frontier, it was a collaboration between Daft Punk who wanted an experimental music video for their songs. Leiji the old fuck somehow was intrigued by future synth and french house, and agreed to make it.

no cunny?

>>1019116 I have no idea why that first one feels so much like an old Sam Hyde video. It's not even human.

I hope I won't get banned for the lewd.

There is more where I coom from. **There are fetishes for every kind of degenerate nowadays, check it out: https://yewtu.be/playlist?list=PLHxdAiobNw3I5I0o6fR6Hn4KJGr4TKvIR THAT'S FIVE HUNDRED (QUINIENTOS for americans) VIDEOS of cartoon girls being licked by various animals. Sick world.**

>>1018944 >he doesn't know

>>1019143 >final webm That dancing cat gonna be in my nightmare for sure.

>>1019181 So do people love or hate George?

>>1019143 Cats and dogs did it better.

>>1019116 >>1019140 >>1019143 what's wrong with you

>>1019203 I love him for the best reasons.

>>1019230 Makima is an asian demon

>>1019230 It's funny how a meme started by a pretty overtly racist misogynist got picked up by leftie Twitter circles.

>>1019233 Makima is a semen demon

>>1019242 >first webm That was made by an actual Adult Swim editor wasn't it? I always found the music choice interesting, that's a kind of obscure Death Grips track from easily their least known album Fashion Week. Kind of a shame, it's an interesting electronic album from a group that usually only makes rap.

>>1019237 Incel culture and terminology getting picked up by women though to be fair incel culture online was started by a woman so it's just full circle is absolutely wild in general. You can tell they're insecure about it too, they've been trying to whitewash the -maxx suffix as supposedly coming from video games even though nobody has ever spelled "min-max" "min-maxx" because they don't want to admit they're using the language of those they condescend to. As always Japan comes up with better meme templates, as always the West seethes over it and calls it "bad."

>>1019310 >1st webm Man, it's like I'm back to 2008!

>>1018997 Part 2, I love the first song High Life because it shows more of the world, more of Stella and Daft Punk themselves.

>>1019505 Done. My favorite song is Face to Face as it shows the power of human nature of coming together to send aliens back home. And the most layered and complex song arrangement with good lyrics. The last song, aptly titled too long, seems only extended to fit in the rest of the story. Also added in intro sequence of movie where it shows daft punk and Leiji talking together All in all, it took 120MB of space for an hour long 720p anime with good visuals and great audio. If anyone else want something encoded ask away

>>1019508 High quality shit anon, thanks!

This is an OG call >>1019505 >3.17 min song is 7.95mb >3.44 min song is 6.24mb >3.48 min song is 9.55mb ??

>>1019209 1. Nothing is wrong with me. 2. Nothing is wrong with me. 3. Nothing is wrong with me.

Once again I try to write up an AV1 encoding guide proper, once again I am left with no time. Here's are 3 new encodes of top quality content, 2 filler enocdes I had already posted in previous threads. impressive that now you can fit HD clips with audio inside the same file size of a JPEG

I couldn't get the entire run of Animusic onto 1 webm, so here are the music videos split into single webms. Sound is in Stereo & the audio bitrate was set to 32 as opposed to 16 as I wasn't too thrilled at how they originally sounded.

>>1019947 Remainder of Animusic 1. Also includes the first Animusic animation, Beyond the Wall, from 1996 as a bonus feature

>>1019947 >>1019949 Forgot webms

>>1019947 >>1019950 Awesome

>>1020155 To this day I will never quite understand why Madness was so popular.