DVD/HD Authoring

■ 통상판

통상판

(C)Makoto Shinkai/CoMix Wave Films

 본편의 수록시간은 약 63분. 본편 디스크에 특전영상도 수록되어있어, 감독의 인터뷰와 극장예고편을 포함하고 있다. 음성은 일본어만, 일본어 자막도 수록하고있다.
 특전으로, 8페이지의 북렛을 동봉한다.

■ DVD-BOX

DVD-BOX

(C)Makoto Shinkai/CoMix Wave Films

 본편 디스크는 통상판과 동일. 특전디스크에는, 동화 콘티를 본편분량 모두(약63분)수록. 게다가 Yahoo!에서 선행방송한 버전의 제1화(약29분)와 프로모션 비디오 등을 수록. 성우 인터뷰나, 제작과정을 추적한 포토 무비도 수록하고 있다.

 사운드 트랙CD도 동봉. 전11곡을 수록한 디스크로 수록시간은 약 28분. 특전으로 20페이지의 북렛과, 극장 필름컷을 동봉한다.
 덧붙여, 현재는 아직 시장규모가 작은 것을 이유로 발매사에서는 Blu-ray Disc나 HD DVD비디오에는 참가하고 있지 않다. 그때문에「초속~」의 차세대 DVD판도 「가까운 시일내의 발매는 없다.」라고 한다.

 「초속5센티미터」는 한명의 소년을 중심으로 독립된 3편의 작품으로 구성되는 연작 단편 애니메이션.초등학교의 졸업과 동시에 떨어지게된 토노 타카키와 시노하라 아카리. 특별한 감정을 갖고있던 두사람이었지만, 시간만 흘러간다. 그리고 어느 폭설이 내리는 날, 타카키는 아카리를 만나러 간다.
 작품은, 타카키와 아카리의 재회의 날을 그린「벚꽃 이야기」, 그 후의 타카키를 다른 인물의 관점에서 그린 「코스모나우트」, 그리고 그들의 영혼의 방황을 담은 표제작「초속 5센티미터」의 3점.

 감독의 신카이 마코토씨는 개인이 제작한 애니메이션「별의 목소리 -The voices of a distant star-」가 독립제작DVD로는 이례적으로 6만 8,000개를 초월하는 판매량을 기록하여, 일약주목을 받은 영상작가. 그 후에 첫 극장용 애니메이션인 「구름의 저편, 약속의 장소」를 제작. 공개예정의「초속 5센티미터」는 극장용 최신작이 된다. 최신작에는 지금까지의 특징이었던 SF나 판타지적 요소를 배제하여 일상드라마에 도전하고 있다.

출처 : http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/av/docs/20070525/comixw.htm

[華音 / http://romancia.egloos.com]

출처 :: 루리웹

<소스스팩>

• 영상 : 무압축
• 음성 : LPCM 2CH, AC3 2ch
• 특전 : NTED
• OP, ED : 가는으뜸제목체
• 본편 : 가는각진 제목체

<소스출처>

• 소스 : 성민이 아빠님
• 자막 : 실피드 윈드님

딸기 마시마로 OVA Vol.03입니다..
드디어 마시마로 시리즈의 완결입니다.
정말 잔잔하게 웃음을 주었던 애니였던 것 같습니다.
요런 애니가 다시금 나오길 기대해 봅니다..
그동안 딸기 마시마로를 작업한 디노의 KORSUB을
감상하시느라 수고 많으셨습니다..^^

By 디노

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<소스스팩>

• 영상 : 무압축
• 음성 : LPCM 2CH, AC3 2ch
• 특전 : NTED
• OP, ED : 가는으뜸제목체
• 본편 : 가는각진 제목체

<소스출처>

• 소스 : 성민이 아빠님
• 자막 : 실피드 윈드님

딸기 마시마로 OVA Vol.02입니다..
여전히 잔잔한 기쁨을 주는군요..
마음이 포근해 지는 것 같습니다.
미우의 바보같은짓을 자~! 감상해 보아욧~!!

By 디노

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<소스스팩>

• 영상 : CCE 압축
• 음성 : AC 2CH, Audio Coment 
• 특전 : 有 
• OP, ED : 가는각진제목체
• 본편 : 가는둥근제목체

<소스출처>

• 소스 : 성민이 아빠님
• 자막 : Prisis님

코드기아스 반역의 루루슈 Vol.03 입니다
4권이 이번에 나왔는데 정작 작업은 3권을 했네요..ㅎㅎ
이해해 주시고요 마찬가지로 이놈도 CCE버전입니다.
즐감하시고 소스에 문제가 있을 경우에는
댓글 달아주세요...확인해 보도록 하겠습니다..
그리고 4권도 담주 내에는 올리도록 노력해 볼게용..^^
그럼 즐감하세요..
By 디노

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<소스스팩>

• 영상 : 무압축
• 음성 : AC 2CH
• 특전 : NOP, NED
• OP, ED : 가는각진제목체
• 본편 : 가는둥근제목체

<소스출처>

• 소스 : 성민이 아빠님
• 자막 : Silphis Wind님

로젠 메이든 OVA 오베르튜레 입니다.
정말 늦게 작업했네요..ㅜㅜ
딸기 OVA도 나온것도 해야하고 밀린것들 천지인데
언제 다할시 막막합니다..ㅎㅎ
역시 일할때랑 일 안했을때랑 시간나는게 천지차이군요..
시간 내기가 정말 힘든 것 같습니다..ㅎㅎ
잡담은 이정도로 하고 요번 로젠 메이든 한번 감상해 보세요
신쿠와 스이긴토의 대립관계가 왜 생겼는지 아실수 있으니까요..^^
신쿠 니가 잘못했어요..알려주지..ㅜㅜ

그럼 즐감하세요..

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There are some settings you can only adjust by editing a text file called Rebuilder.ini with a text editor like Notepad. These are referred to as Hidden Settings because they're not visible in the GUI. All the settings mentioned here will need to go after the [Options] line and before [CCEOptions]. The settings relevant to CCE Basic are for setting the size of the finished project and the minimum/maximum bitrate. I've included examples of my settings where applicable. The graphic on the right shows my own INI file with the one tweak I use. For the other two settings, xxxx needs to be replaced with the actual number you want to use.

CCETargetSectors=2260000

This sets the size of the DVD. The default size (without this line) is 2236400, which in my experience gives you a final size of about 4.32GB. When I first set this option, I used 2265000 instead of 2260000 and it worked fine, except that it eventually gave me a DVD that was 14MB too big for a blank. Since lowering it by 5000 I've never had this problem (most movies end up within 30MB of a full disk), although occasionally using RB-Opt to change bitrates after the Prepare Phase lowers the size marginally.
If you're using lower quality or questionable media it's best to leave this setting alone because it will help you avoid playback problems due to poor dye distribution on the outside edge of the disc. In any case, this setting is more for those of us who want the disc full on general principle since the default setting should fill about 99% of the disc already, and the extra 1% isn't likely to get you any noticeable increase in quality.

min_bitrate=xxxx

This sets the minimum bitrate setting in kbps (kilobits per second). By default, DVD Rebuilder sets this to 0, which actually means it's undefined in CCE. If you want to set a specific minimum, make sure it's set to something other than 0. I don't see any reason to use this setting, but it's there if you want to use it.

max_bitrate=xxxx

This sets the maximum bitrate for CCE to use when encoding. To be DVD compliant, a video stream can't have a bitrate higher than 9800kbps. Furthermore, the combined bitrate of the video and all audio streams associated with it can't exceed 10080kbps. For example, if your final DVD has both a 448kbps Dolby Digital stream and a 768kbps (no that's not a typo!) DTS stream, the maximum available bitrate is 10080 - (448 + 768) = 8864kbps. Since the default setting is 9000kbps, you can probably see where this option may be useful if you plan to include multiple audio tracks. If you're not including a DTS stream (or several Dolby Digital streams) in your project this setting can normally be ignored. In any case, it's best to leave a little room for error and keep it at least 200kbps or so lower than it absolutely has to be. In my example I'd probably want it set to 8500 just to be safe.
Generally, when you have a lot of audio streams, or even just a couple with high bitrates, you won't have space on the disc for particularly high peak bitrates anyway, so you're not really losing anything by setting this lower, but you may avoid a single bitrate spike that could cause playback issues

Tweaking Bitrates RB-Opt

Before you start tweaking bitrates with RB-Opt, you'll need to make sure you understand some basic terms - VTS, VOB-ID, and Cell. No doubt you've noticed by now that a DVD is made up of groups of files with similar names that start with VTS_xx, where xx is a number from 01-99. Each group of files with the same number is referred to as a Video Titleset or VTS. For example, The Matrix has 3 Video Titlesets VTS_01, VTS_02, and VTS_03. Titlesets can be further divided by VOB-ID. Every VTS will have 1 or more VOB-IDs, which are just a way to organize the information. Each VOB-ID will then have 1 or more Cells associated with it (once again an organizational unit), and each segment encoded by DVD Rebuilder is a single Cell. RB-Opt is able to set bitrates either for every cell associated with a given VOB-ID or for individual cells.

Start RB-Opt and click the Import Settings button. Browse to the REBUILDER.INF file for your project and select it. On the left side of the window, RB-Opt will show you a list of titles, including the VTS number and VOB-ID for each. Keep in mind that there isn't always an advantage to changing the default bitrates. If the size of the video you're lowering the bitrate on is negligible compared to the size of the video receiving a higher bitrate, the increase in quality will be equally negligible, but the effect on the video with the lower bitrate may be severe. Read that last sentence again if you didn't understand i t the first time because you may save yourself some grief later. You can also end up with a smaller DVD than you would get without tweaking bitrates.

Tweaking By VOB-ID

The easiest way to tweak bitrates with RB-Opt is to adjust entire VOB-IDs. A title may only have 1 VOB ID or it may have many. The easiest way I've found to do this is to start by determining which VOB-IDs I want to receive the bits I'm going to free up. Select the first VOB-ID and click the View First Cell button. The video for the first cell for that VOB-ID will play. If it's set to Half D1 it will only have half the horizontal resolution. Don't worry about this as the aspect ratio will be correct once encoded to MPEG-2. If you want to reduce the bitrate (or keep it the same) uncheck the Autosized checkbox. Repeat for each VOB ID until you've looked at all of them.
Now you can go back to each one you want to reduce and adjust the slider under Reduction. The percentage of bits for that VOB-ID (compared to the original DVD) will change as you move the slider, and any parts that still have Autosized checked will increase accordingly.
I automatically reduce the bitrate of any VOB-ID that's being encoded at Half D1 resolution to no more than half what it had on the original DVD. If this doesn't make sense to you, you may want to go back and read the paragraph on Resolution And Bitrate earlier in this guide.
Finally, if you want to increase the bitrate of any titles that you previously left Autosized checked for, you can do this now.

Tweaking Individual Cells

Each chapter will start and end at cell boundaries, so if your movie (or extra) has specific chapters you want to sacrifice bitrate on (just the credits for example), RB-Opt can do that for you. Select the VOB-ID containing the cell you want to reduce and make sure Autosized is unchecked. This will enable the Tweak Cells button. Click the Tweak Cells button and another window will appear, similar to the main window, but with a list of cells in the selected VOB-ID. Select the cell you want to adjust and uncheck the Autosized checkbox. Adjusting the bitrate works just like adjusting it for an entire VOB-ID. The percentage of bits for the cell will change as you move it and Autosized parts of the DVD will be adjusted automatically.
I normally set the credits to the lowest possible bitrate whenever I tweak with RB-Opt, but I always use the View Cell button to preview first. Not all movies have credits in a separate cell so make sure to check before you make any changes.

Edit AVS Files

In addition to the tweaking CCE settings, RB-Opt has the ability to edit AVS files. Unlike Rebuilder though, changes are made by individual VOB-ID instead of all AVS files in the project. If you want to apply the same filters to every AVS file, it's normally easier to use DVD Rebuilder's built in AVS editor. To edit the AVS files for a VOB-ID, select the one you want to change on the left side and click the AVS Editing button. This will open the editor where you will see the VOB-ID listed at the top and the current script below it.
To add a filter, find the line you want to insert your filter before, and select the corresponding line number in the dropdown labeled Insert statements in line #. Type the line you want to add and click the Add Line button. To delete a line, select the line number from the Line # dropdown and click the Remove Line button.
You can add a line to your Favorites by typing it in to add it to the script and clicking the Add Line To Favorites button before the Add Line button. Once you've added it to your Favorites you can select it later instead of retyping it. To add lines from your Favorites, click the arrow button next to the text entry box you would normally type it into, and select a line from the dropdown.
When you're done with your editing, use the Test Script button to make sure it works. If you don't do this, RB-Opt won't let you go back to the main window. See the beginning of this guide for more information on AviSynth filters.

Finishing Up

Once you have all your changes made, use the Save Settings button to save them to your project. At any time during the process you can use the Reset Bitrates button to return all bitrates to their original values. If you try to save and the new size for the DVD would be higher than DVD Rebuilder's original settings would have made it, you'll get a warning but if you want you can still save. If you've made a lot of changes, but need to get the size back down to its original level, it's often easier to reset everything and start over. Once you've saved it you can encode normally using DVD Rebuilder