HakkaiBills93 wrote:broadcast audios have buzz not because of the ones that recorded them but cause it's tv recording from old time i never meant to insult the recorder
even if i am wrong on some point it is allways the same for what i wanted to say.
It's not the people who recorded it that you're insulting, you're insulting the people who worked for the past >5 years to track down the recordings and actually get them to Sabat. And after Kei suddenly disappeared, it was not easy. A ton of work was put into gathering this audio from the people Kei had entrusted it to before he vanished, purely for the purposes of getting this stuff to Chris Sabat. I would know, I was one of the people who was talking to people and sending the stuff along to go to Sabat.
HakkaiBills93 wrote:Like you said funi cancel the level sets cause it didn't sold well to cover the remastering cost so if you added the audio remastering to that it's even less possible. It failed one time i don't see any companies try again after a fail without anything that can change the things.
Three words: Season optical audio. Funimation put a lot of work into making that sound good, so what makes you think they can't do that again with better audio in the first place to work off of?
HakkaiBills93 wrote:Today broadcast audios are already leaked , more and more people have them and are happy with the low compression version, it will kill the market.
The people who will pirate the audio and then refuse to buy the next release are the same people who wouldn't have bought the release in the first place.
In any case, the leaked audio is pretty poor compared to the real thing. As I say, it's not just the compression, a ton of it uses inferior sources, and it's missing pieces. For example, the version of episode #218 that Chris Sabat has is missing 10 minutes. Aside from that, no audio across Z is missing, not one single second. The leaked audio is missing 18 minutes from episode 218, then missing about half of, I believe, episodes 233, 250, and 267. As implied by my previous statement, Sabat's copies of episodes 233, 250, and 267 are complete, and #218 contains those 8 minutes the leak is missing. And that's just the tip of the iceberg of why Sabat's version is infinitely superior to the leak.
HakkaiBills93 wrote:About the dragon ball audios hunt it's the same. if the original owner of all those audios wanted them publicly he would have done it before himself (or themselves if there is lot)
now that the z leaked this or those people won't be trick two times
Hoo boy, you've opened up quite the can of worms here, buddy.
First off, I have to set the stage with some context here; the guy who originally gathered the audio on the tapes they were recorded on was Kei. He gave rips of that audio to certain people for some reason, but didn't get around to sending it to Chris Sabat. The reason for this seems to be that some of the people he'd entrusted with the audio leaked it to some people(Enigmo, for example), and various people(Enigmo, for example) began to bully him until he retreated from the scene.
Second, when this all started, no one wanted the audio to leak. Everyone with audio either wanted to just tease people with it to make themselves seem cool, or they wanted to hang onto it for themselves for one reason or another.
Third, the reason the leak happened was because one of the people Kei gave the audio to gave it to someone who decided to put it online, synced up to Dragon Box video. The audio given to them was the sort of "Basic collection", as I refer to it. All 291 episodes of Z as FLACs recorded off of Tokai TV in the '80s/'90s. Problem is, about 4 episodes are digitally corrupted, and thus missing a ton, and one of those is #218, which was already missing 10 minutes. And then a ton of episodes in the middle are of degraded quality for reasons that are hard to precisely determine. None of these problems are present on Sabat's audio, though I believe he does have a copy of the degraded and incomplete files in addition to the proper ones, in case there's any use in them. And that's just the Tokai TV FLAC audio; many episodes have better sources that Sabat now has.
Fourth, though I'm not the one currently negotiating with the people who have the DB audio, those doing the negotiating are people I trust. As I said before, I've been working on the broadcast audio situation for a while now, so believe me when I say: Just wait and see. It might not pan out, but 90% of the efforts to get the audio haven't panned out, and yet almost all of the audio is now in Sabat's hands. Failure is not something that will hinder us.
Here's the thing: I've had to deal with some real scum in my efforts to assist in bringing the audio together. I know the other people who helped to bring the audio together for Sabat, and they were dragged through the mud just as much as I was, often more. So, I don't appreciate some guy online who clearly doesn't know the whole situation presuming to tell me that the efforts over the past 5 years weren't enough, and that it was all for nothing, when all you have to base any of this on is heresay and guesswork.
The point of Dragon Ball is to enjoy it. Never lose sight of that.