I thought I'd seen mp4s of some of the more recent fansubs.  Things get a b
it confusing due to the way that the fansubs have been handled for that ser
ies, although at the moment I think there are two different groups working 
on it independently of each other.

Mind you, iirc both of those groups have skipped at least one or two episod
es along the way as they both started quite late...


The last fan-subbed episode at the moment is either #10 or #11, due to the 
fact that the fan-subs generally use the Blu-Ray version (which looks bette
r and often has an extra bit or two in it) instead of the broadcast version
.


As for potential fansubbers, I doubt we're going to see anything new from A
nimeigo in the anime department ever again.  They've still got old licenses
 that they're selling product for, but it looks as if they only thing new t
hey've licensed for the last several years (since Macross, really) is live-
action samurai flicks.


junior



--- On Thu, 3/25/10, Gregory Himes <gdhimes@yahoo.com> wrote:

> From: Gregory Himes <gdhimes@yahoo.com>
> Subject: [tenchi:106469] Re: Yoake Mae yori Ruriiro na
> To: tenchi@usagi.org
> Date: Thursday, March 25, 2010, 2:47 PM
>
> > You've also been watching Isekai no Sekishi
> Monogatari,
> > right?
>
> Unfortunately, I stopped at episode 3, since all the
> following episodes were in matroska, a file type with which
> does not play well at all under anything but modern windows
> machines (I have a 2.5Ghz Dual CPU Mac, which is actually
> faster than my Intel
> Core2 Duo 2.53Ghz Linux box).=A0 Apparently it'll run as
> long as only 2 of 3 things are present in the container
> (H.264, HD video, subtitles), practically every anime in
> .mkv has all three, and many won't even play right under
> Windows.=A0 :P
> Western Digital makes a media player for about $80 that
> runs matroska, one of my friends and our anime club have
> one.=A0 However, they still haven't upgraded it to work
> with either True MPEG-4, or matroska with OGG audio... so
> that doesn't work either.
>
> Now, I also haven't been able to track down copies, other
> than raw, for anything past 10.
>
> I'm kind-of hoping that Funimation will license it, and do
> a good job.=A0 Since otherwise, the only other group I'd
> really want to do it is AnimEigo (Bandai does a great job,
> but usually stays with their own projects, and they
> unfortunately use a
> pressing factory in the US that has a horrible QC track
> record).
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