Natsume Yuujinchou (720p, 10-bit) [NP-Complete]
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| Added: | 2:49 am on November 10th 2011 |
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Last edited: 4 months and 19 days
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Kesarra
November 10th 2011 (6 months and 11 days)
It's a great series. There are 3 seasons now. Go watch them if you haven't.
gigibee
November 16th 2011 (6 months and 5 days)
I have now become a huge fan of Natsume... the three seasons 
Although I kinda watched them out of order 
The first one is the last one I watched 
Thanks uploader, great quality! 
Although I kinda watched them out of order The first one is the last one I watched Thanks uploader, great quality!
Mkilbride
November 19th 2011 (6 months and 2 days)
Hm.
Not bad, will the other seasons be up on the Box soon?
Not bad, will the other seasons be up on the Box soon?
nitephire (RyRo Staff)
November 19th 2011 (6 months and 2 days)» Mkilbride
Not bad, will the other seasons be up on the Box soon?The other seasons are already uploaded here, just by different groups. The NPC versions may be significantly delayed due to real life commitments.
datora
November 22nd 2011 (5 months and 30 days)
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Thanks very much for the upload! I'm a fan of 10-bit and am happy to upgrade, especially when 10-bit is used to generate even higher quality.
Some feedback for anyone with questions: this 10-bit encode does take a chunk of extra CPU power. I ran this on a dual-core Pentium 4, 3.4 GHz CPU under WinXP with the 30 July 2011 CCCP install (used the included MPC-HC). It was just on the edge of too much for my CPU. Could watch a few minutes at a time, then audio & subs started getting out of synch. Dropped back to the Moo-Shi 8-bit encode and was all beautiful ... using about 1/3 of my poor old CPU resources.
There's very little difference in video quality between the NP-C 10-bit and the Moo-Shi 8-bit, as far as general watching pleasure goes. So, if your CPU is in a similar class to the one I just mentioned, you might wanna go with Moo-Shi. Yes, the 10-bit is better. If you have the horsepower to chug through it, definitely get it, but it's not a terribad trade-off if your system is a bit borderline. I've got a quad-core Deneb running at ~3.8 GHz which crunches through this smooth like warm butter, so it's a no-brainer for an archive swap for me. Absolutely loving this opportunity to re-watch.
Thanks very much for the upload! I'm a fan of 10-bit and am happy to upgrade, especially when 10-bit is used to generate even higher quality.
Some feedback for anyone with questions: this 10-bit encode does take a chunk of extra CPU power. I ran this on a dual-core Pentium 4, 3.4 GHz CPU under WinXP with the 30 July 2011 CCCP install (used the included MPC-HC). It was just on the edge of too much for my CPU. Could watch a few minutes at a time, then audio & subs started getting out of synch. Dropped back to the Moo-Shi 8-bit encode and was all beautiful ... using about 1/3 of my poor old CPU resources.
There's very little difference in video quality between the NP-C 10-bit and the Moo-Shi 8-bit, as far as general watching pleasure goes. So, if your CPU is in a similar class to the one I just mentioned, you might wanna go with Moo-Shi. Yes, the 10-bit is better. If you have the horsepower to chug through it, definitely get it, but it's not a terribad trade-off if your system is a bit borderline. I've got a quad-core Deneb running at ~3.8 GHz which crunches through this smooth like warm butter, so it's a no-brainer for an archive swap for me. Absolutely loving this opportunity to re-watch.
Jurrasic
November 24th 2011 (5 months and 27 days)
Not familiar with this show, but the summary drew my interest. It sounds at least superficially similar to my all time favourite anime series, Mushishi, so I am glad to give this a shot.
Thank you for uploading!
Thank you for uploading!
Lorde Vasto
December 12th 2011 (5 months and 10 days)
Im in the same spot as datora 
i have a crappy cpu in my desktop and rely on dxva to watch all my 720p/1080p movies but when i was watching this anime the video would make my cpu hit 100% but it seemed to stay around 95 - 100%
@Datora just asking but was your cpu a intel Pentium 4 3.4ghz ht cpu (mine) or did you mean a pentium d cpu?
I sure hope it was Pentium 4 ht like mine because i don't want to have to buy a whole new pc just to watch movies (lol) thats why i bought a new video card but with hi10p now , DXVA is not supported so its killing me
i have a laptop with a old Pentium d 1.46ghz cpu and the video just hits about 60% cpu and it runs fine but it could be different with desktops maybe....
i have a crappy cpu in my desktop and rely on dxva to watch all my 720p/1080p movies but when i was watching this anime the video would make my cpu hit 100% but it seemed to stay around 95 - 100% @Datora just asking but was your cpu a intel Pentium 4 3.4ghz ht cpu (mine) or did you mean a pentium d cpu?
I sure hope it was Pentium 4 ht like mine because i don't want to have to buy a whole new pc just to watch movies (lol) thats why i bought a new video card but with hi10p now , DXVA is not supported so its killing me
i have a laptop with a old Pentium d 1.46ghz cpu and the video just hits about 60% cpu and it runs fine but it could be different with desktops maybe....
webkid94
December 25th 2011 (4 months and 27 days)
Thanks for this! Rewatching my favorite series of all time on my new laptop!!
DeepakDe
January 3rd 2012 (4 months and 18 days)
why does it say unknown torrent on this? I can't download it
slimcliffy
November 10th 2011 (6 months and 11 days)also glad to see we are making the switch over to 10 bit