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Cardcaptor Sakura
ClassickxD:
http://i582.photobucket.com/albums/ss267/ClassickxD/cardcaptorsakura11080p-1.png
What are you talking about? Please learn to read from the beginning.
I told u, I can't give u my word on how good the photo turns out unless I have a 19" monitor and that which I don't. The best I can do is load another photo in png format.
Nazo:
Nevermind. Forget it since you're not really reading all of what I'm saying and this whole thread is a lost cause anyway.
Here's the thing:
If you're just going to remux it yourself and not offer it here, then by all means go ahead and do it. Base on all your screenshots, it was like you wanted to either prove that it was good quality at 1440x1080 in preparation of offering it after doing muxing. That might be where any misunderstanding began. But since you can't even do a screenshot at 1440x1080 then it's a moot point.
If you do want to upload it here, assuming that you mux it in properly, we'd need actual screenshots at 1440x1080 or else it's pointless. That is all. If you don't want to... then that saves us the trouble of dealing with this any further.
Also, pay attention to namaiki's advice when it comes to muxing subs in. The rest is manual work of any shifting of subs due to videos not being exactly the same length.
Edit:
But seriously, realize that just because there is a video out there at 1080p, it doesn't mean that it SHOULD be at 1080p. To take an extreme case, I could take a 160x90 video and stretch it to 1080p but that doesn't mean it's better at 1080p. And some people on the internet are stupid enough to upscale when they shouldn't and/or suck at encoding so, again, just because a 1080p exists out there (and it's not real 1080p since it's fullscreen anyway) doesn't mean it should. Also, if you can't even display at 1080p then don't even try to take screenshots that are smaller since it can't show it in full glory and are virtually useless. And nice excuse on photobucket there. ::)
kureshii:
Sigh... look, we know there are bluray rips of CCS floating out there on the internet. There have been, for some time too. The problem is, we don't know what they look like. An offer was made for it sometime back, and it was rejected because, simply put, it looks horrible (at 1080p). So we made the decision to wait for a fansub group to encode and retime it (if necessary), trusting that said fansub group knows what to do with the bluray raws (of course, we will wait for screenshots of the actual encodes to see).
The screenshots look decent at 1024x768. Great, so they're about DVD-quality at 1024x768... which would be dandy if you're offering it a 1024x768 encode. But you're not. So we don't know what it actually looks like at 1080p, and without knowing that we cannot, on our conscience, make further judgement. Pretty much any bluray rip will look at least decent at 1024x768 resolution (if it doesn't look good even at XGA resolution... let's not think about that). That's not enough to say it looks good at 1080p though.
tl;dr, show us images at the source resolution, or this request will not even be considered. It's alright if you can't view the full image at native resolution, because some of us can, and we want to know what it looks like then. Until we've seen a good 1080p screenshot, we remain unconvinced that a 1080p should be allowed.
ClassickxD:
http://i582.photobucket.com/albums/ss267/ClassickxD/cardcaptorsakura11080p1.png
http://i582.photobucket.com/albums/ss267/ClassickxD/vlcsnap-2009-10-24-00h22m17s151.png
@Nazo - The photos I showed on photobucket was the real image I shot using the ability of the screenshot view in MPC. You cant get a picture perfect photo with 1440 x 900 resolution on a laptop.
EDIT: You're a lost cause for just plainly stating "I just started using photobucket and had no idea it cant handle jpg images."
@kureshii - As I said before, I read namaiki's post and I did what It was instructed. My laptop resolution can only go up to 1440 x 900 pixels.
kureshii:
Ah, I see... I forgot that Photobucket resizes images to keep within 1MB filesize (or within whatever resolution you choose, which certainly doesn't go up to 1080p).
Try uploading it on Imageshack. You won't need an account to do so.
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