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So here's our little special for making you leeches wait. We have mimicked the Japanese nanoha site and made one ourselves containing the same information related to the show (sorry, no goods information here you lolicon bitches [not that I'm one to talk]). Be sure to check out the General Notes section too because nearly EVERY SINGLE NEW CHARACTER HAS BEEN NAMED AFTER A MOTHER FUCKING CAR. So without further ado:

ALART. (click me)

Posted by Dragosmore on Friday, April 13, 2007  
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No. 1852

Anonymous
April 13, 2007
00:14
Wow

Lol, sweet.

No. 1856

Anonymous
April 13, 2007
00:42
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

Oh God Triad is awesome.

No. 1857

Anonymous
April 13, 2007
02:41
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

Wow. You guys got REALLY bored waiting for raws, didn't you? haha!

No. 1859

Anonymous
April 13, 2007
04:16
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

The mini website is neat, good job triad. Mmm, I suppose the anime is written by male authors. As we all know, males can only think about girls and cars. So, the notes makes sense :P. Thanks for the translation again triad, I really appreciate it.

No. 1864

Anonymous
April 13, 2007
08:43
The Triad Sub is Infinitely Superior

Note to all bitches: There's plenty of other shows to watch while you wait for the Triad's Nanoha sub, so I suggest you shut up and wait.

Buy the damn DVDs for "archiving", watch the Triad version or smoulder in pixelated crap-audio "Raising Heart" hell.

No. 1870

Anonymous
April 13, 2007
18:14
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

no this was being worked on about the day it started airing so you fail

No. 1873

Anonymous
April 13, 2007
21:14
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

LOL!!! XDDDDD!!! You guys are great! You made my day. The whole 'characters-are-named-after-cars' thing is too funny.!

No. 1880

Anonymous
April 14, 2007
01:03
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

Do I? Do I really? If you consider that we've all technically been waiting for raws since the series was announced last year...

No. 1881

Anonymous
April 14, 2007
06:15
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

Are you sure that Caro is named after the Mazda Carol and not the FSO Caro (FSO Polonez, Caro in Japan)?

No. 1883

Anonymous
April 14, 2007
09:55
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

I could not post this in the original thread for some strange reason so I will post here. This is related to the first episode of Nanoha StrikerS. There is a translation error within this episode at 2:57 when Subaru says "It hurts...it hurts..." it is in fact "It hurts... it's hot...". There are also errors within the file when it cuts out and crashes the player... multiple times at different time locations. Well, I'm not sure if anyone else has seen or experienced these problems... I didn't wanna read all the posts there just to find out. Thanks for the release though.

No. 1884

Anonymous
April 14, 2007
10:01
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

I forgot to add that a version 2 of the episode may be recommended to resolve these problems... however that is for Triad to decide. Thanks again!

No. 1885

Anonymous
April 14, 2007
10:30
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

Yes, because of the middle L. in her name. The Mazda Carol is Kyaroru in Japanese and her name is Kyaro Ru, this has also been confirmed from Japanese websites about nanoha

No. 1886

Kanna
April 14, 2007
12:23
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

I added the correction to the show notes.

No. 1889

LordBrian
April 14, 2007
16:48
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

If we actually experienced the problems, we would probably be more likely to consider it.

No. 1891

Anonymous
April 14, 2007
20:33
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

Mplayer complains about problems with the audio stream at several points in the file, and Quicktime/Perian stutters the audio at those points (and possibly desyncs a bit). The AAC bitstream basically seems a little bit suspect.

No. 1892

Anonymous
April 14, 2007
20:34
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

Try playing it in mplayer, and you'll at least see it complain about problems with the audio.

No. 1894

LordBrian
April 14, 2007
22:31
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

Ok, so a player I never use complains. Still not caring.

No. 1895

Anonymous
April 15, 2007
04:52
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

Actually mplayer on osx plays fine the file, and so vlc.
The audio plays even on xine (not video because xine/os x is
old and unmantained). But is true that the mplayer log reports
some errors and the audio stop playing briefly on various points
using quicktime (or itunes with the extracted aac audio). Playing
the audio in real player causes the player to crash.
Some trouble points are (there are 10/15 of them in the file):
18:29, 21:24, 22:38
The mplayer log reports this error in these occurences:
FAAD: Failed to decode frame: Gain control not yet implemented
And in two points these:
FAAD: Failed to decode frame: Maximum number of bitstream elements exceeded
FAAD: Failed to decode frame: Input data buffer too small

FAAD is used even in ffdshow and the cccp codec pack, right?
No. 1899

Anonymous
April 17, 2007
18:33
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

No need to be an ass about it. If standard, widely-used implementations like libfaad is throwing errors, something is most likely off, and you'd benefit from figuring what is wrong.

For one, there'd be less annoying comments to answer about it.
No. 1900

Anonymous
April 18, 2007
13:24
Another Question

BTW, if a V2 ever shows up, is it possible to seperate the subtitles from the video? The MP4 spec has support for soft subs. Just thought it'd be cool is all.

Support for soft subs explained here:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s&threadid=62723
No. 1902

LordBrian
April 19, 2007
01:05
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

The general consensus is that a newer version of ffdshow fixes this problem by defaulting to a more standard, widely-used and less bug-ridden piece of shit decoder. You'd benefit from updating your software.

No. 1903

Anonymous
April 19, 2007
09:36
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

I'm not using ffdshow, and I'm using software straight out of SVN so it's not going to get much more updated, sadly.

No. 1904

LordBrian
April 19, 2007
10:32
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

Guess you're out of luck then.

No. 1905

Anonymous
April 19, 2007
10:40
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

The problem with this assumption is that I put it into practise with the same results as before. The file still crashes my player when playing. Like folks come on in all the time it took to complain about this problem a V2 of the file could have been made and completed by now. It only takes at most half a day to reencode the file that is after fixing the translation mistake in the episode. Again I do recommend a V2 of the file be made... however it has become apparent that Triad has no intention of doing so or listening to the input of its users. Folks, a lesson to be learned here... there is no point in complaining about anything here because it will give you no results in the end.

No. 1912

LordBrian
April 19, 2007
21:18
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

See, now you're catching on. It works for us, therefore any effort to make a v2 would be wasted effort. We've said it before, but apparently people don't believe us: we fansub for ourselves. We choose not to release internally because there are lots of people who like how we sub. For the rest of you, whatever. Take it or leave it, your choice. Doesn't bother us either way.

No. 1916

Anonymous
April 20, 2007
04:40
Re: Nanoha.com Comes to The-Triad.org

It plays fine for me so I have no idea what everybody else is whining about.

No. 2173

Anonymous
May 11, 2007
08:13
RE: Agentyhozyhubo

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