Dragon Box vs Original Broadcast - The Audio

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Re: Dragon Box vs Original Broadcast - The Audio

Post by dbboxkaifan » Wed Jan 28, 2015 8:52 am

sangofe wrote:I'm surprised...
I know what they meant but just because Sabat's apparently acquiring the audio tracks it doesn't necessarily mean it'll actually be on the future home releases, first they'll probably need to get Toei's approval and then consider it.

Let's just be honest here, why would Toei want a foreign company such as FUNimation who tends to release high quality BD/DVD releases have the superior Japanese Broadcast Audio? Toei would be at loss seeing potential customers/fans importing it instead.
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Re: Dragon Box vs Original Broadcast - The Audio

Post by Ajay » Wed Jan 28, 2015 9:02 am

Toei was offered it first. They had no interest in it.

Chances are, they don't care.
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Re: Dragon Box vs Original Broadcast - The Audio

Post by sangofe » Wed Jan 28, 2015 9:21 am

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sangofe wrote:I'm surprised...
I know what they meant but just because Sabat's apparently acquiring the audio tracks it doesn't necessarily mean it'll actually be on the future home releases, first they'll probably need to get Toei's approval and then consider it.

Let's just be honest here, why would Toei want a foreign company such as FUNimation who tends to release high quality BD/DVD releases have the superior Japanese Broadcast Audio? Toei would be at loss seeing potential customers/fans importing it instead.
And why do you feel the need to point out that Kei and Animemaakuo's attempt it might not succeed? Can't you keep your negativity to yourself? Please, they're trying to make this audio, that's by far superior to anything released before, available to the masses. Just let them try. No need to spread negative waves.
AjayLikesGaming wrote:Toei was offered it first. They had no interest in it.

Chances are, they don't care.
Yeah, also, they didn't seem to care that FUNi released DBZ on BD. So they'd probably not really care and see it as an extra chance of making easy money. I mean, why would they care? Toei doesn't seem to be a company full of pride...

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Post by El Diabeetus » Wed Jan 28, 2015 9:23 am

You should also recommend to Sabat that the episodes with this kind of audio be used for those said episodes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmqXzsMd-qM

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Post by sangofe » Wed Jan 28, 2015 9:28 am

SSJ4 Furanki wrote:You should also recommend to Sabat that the episodes with this kind of audio be used for those said episodes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmqXzsMd-qM
Hell yeah! No doubt Kei and Animemaakuo will provide these episodes too ;) I'd wet my pants to get these used in a release!

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Post by Puto » Wed Jan 28, 2015 10:49 am

You're assuming that FUNimation require explicit permission from Toei to use a fan's audio recording. I don't believe this is necessarily the case.

From what somebody who works for a (different) anime licensing company told me, as long as they have the rights to a certain version of the show, they don't necessarily need to ask for explicit permission to use a different audio (or video) source, as long as they don't use any extra content that they don't already have a licence to (like potentially episode previews).
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Post by AnimeMaakuo » Wed Jan 28, 2015 2:40 pm

sangofe wrote:
SSJ4 Furanki wrote:You should also recommend to Sabat that the episodes with this kind of audio be used for those said episodes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmqXzsMd-qM
Hell yeah! No doubt Kei and Animemaakuo will provide these episodes too ;) I'd wet my pants to get these used in a release!
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Post by eledoremassis02 » Wed Jan 28, 2015 2:42 pm

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What do you guys say about backing those words with some action? We can do much more than just hoping. Together we are stronger. We can help those guys - it all depends on our initiative.
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Puto wrote:You're assuming that FUNimation require explicit permission from Toei to use a fan's audio recording. I don't believe this is necessarily the case.

From what somebody who works for a (different) anime licensing company told me, as long as they have the rights to a certain version of the show, they don't necessarily need to ask for explicit permission to use a different audio (or video) source, as long as they don't use any extra content that they don't already have a licence to (like potentially episode previews).
Normally I'd say otherwise...but you do have a point. FUNimation seems to like using fansub video to get jump starts on dubbing so you may be onto something. Hey if this gets done...PRE-ORDER!

AnimeMaakuo , I know you probly don't know this buuuuut. Do you know if they can add NEP previews (now they'll have audio)?

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Post by OWmyDragonBallz » Wed Jan 28, 2015 2:48 pm

AnimeMaakuo wrote:If, in fact, FUNimation decides to use them, I will have the opportunity to discuss with Chris about a future 4:3 release. Besides missing next episode previews, the only problem with the level sets were the crushed blacks.
Puto wrote:You're assuming that FUNimation require explicit permission from Toei to use a fan's audio recording. I don't believe this is necessarily the case.

From what somebody who works for a (different) anime licensing company told me, as long as they have the rights to a certain version of the show, they don't necessarily need to ask for explicit permission to use a different audio (or video) source, as long as they don't use any extra content that they don't already have a licence to (like potentially episode previews).

I'm crossing my fingers on FUNi using the audio. They also need to fix the nasty blacks.

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Post by Vegard Aune » Wed Jan 28, 2015 3:14 pm

On the crushed blacks though... Has FUNi ever released a version of the show that didn't have those? Wouldn't that imply that they would have to get new film-stock from Toei to fix it? And heck, some of Toei's original film negatives suffer from the opposite problem of being too bright, so is there even a surefire way to get the entire series with the correct black- and white-levels?

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Re: Dragon Box vs Original Broadcast - The Audio

Post by Puto » Wed Jan 28, 2015 3:16 pm

Were the crushed blacks even a problem at all beyond the first two or three episodes? Everybody seems to post examples exclusively from episode 1, for which FUNimation has masters in notoriously bad shape.
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Puto wrote:Were the crushed blacks even a problem at all beyond the first two or three episodes? Everybody seems to post examples exclusively from episode 1, for which FUNimation has masters in notoriously bad shape.
I'd say so, but if we get better audio then I'm good :D

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Post by Puto » Wed Jan 28, 2015 3:46 pm

I'm not seeing any dark detail in the Dragon Box shot to begin with.
Blue wrote:I love how Season 2 is so off color even the box managed to be so.

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Post by eledoremassis02 » Wed Jan 28, 2015 3:49 pm

The darker blue shading in the earth in gone on the blu ray as well as a mily way blue streak (top right) and some stars. This often happens when you darken any night shots.

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Post by mcdonough88 » Wed Jan 28, 2015 4:23 pm

How much better do US releases sound vs the original Dragon Box? Is there less hiss or anything?

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Post by eledoremassis02 » Wed Jan 28, 2015 4:34 pm

mcdonough88 wrote:How much better do US releases sound vs the original Dragon Box? Is there less hiss or anything?
For dragon Ball, the Dboxes sound much better! For Z, I think the Dragon Box wins over every release except (arguably) the new season set audio

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Re: Dragon Box vs Original Broadcast - The Audio

Post by dbboxkaifan » Wed Jan 28, 2015 5:01 pm

sangofe wrote:And why do you feel the need to point out that Kei and Animemaakuo's attempt it might not succeed? Can't you keep your negativity to yourself? Please, they're trying to make this audio, that's by far superior to anything released before, available to the masses. Just let them try. No need to spread negative waves.
It's just being realistic in that it can be turned down and with that, I've been very respectful with everyone while you're being very hostile and arrogant towards me. I'd wish you changed that attitude.
AjayLikesGaming wrote:Toei was offered it first. They had no interest in it.

Chances are, they don't care.
sangofe wrote:Yeah, also, they didn't seem to care that FUNi released DBZ on BD. So they'd probably not really care and see it as an extra chance of making easy money. I mean, why would they care? Toei doesn't seem to be a company full of pride...
Kei17 offered it to Toei but they most likely turned it down due to pride.
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Re: Dragon Box vs Original Broadcast - The Audio

Post by sangofe » Wed Jan 28, 2015 5:10 pm

dbboxkaifan wrote:
sangofe wrote:And why do you feel the need to point out that Kei and Animemaakuo's attempt it might not succeed? Can't you keep your negativity to yourself? Please, they're trying to make this audio, that's by far superior to anything released before, available to the masses. Just let them try. No need to spread negative waves.
It's just being realistic in that it can be turned down and with that, I've been very respectful with everyone while you're being very hostile and arrogant towards me. I'd wish you changed that attitude.
AjayLikesGaming wrote:Toei was offered it first. They had no interest in it.

Chances are, they don't care.
sangofe wrote:Yeah, also, they didn't seem to care that FUNi released DBZ on BD. So they'd probably not really care and see it as an extra chance of making easy money. I mean, why would they care? Toei doesn't seem to be a company full of pride...
Kei17 offered it to Toei but they most likely turned it down due to pride.
I'm pm'ing you about the comment you made about me. To stay on topic - "most likely turned it down due to pride" is what you think. There has been no evidence of this anywhere. It's a mere speculation from you. If I were to speculate, I'd say they turned it down because they had no interest in spending money on DBZ when they had their Kai product going on.

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Post by Kojiro Sasaki » Wed Jan 28, 2015 5:12 pm

eledoremassis02 wrote:
Kojiro Sasaki wrote:What do you guys say about backing those words with some action? We can do much more than just hoping. Together we are stronger. We can help those guys - it all depends on our initiative.
I'd be the first to buy it! :D
That's great, but it needs to appear on the market before you'll get it :P Emails, letters, petitions, tweets, messages, surveys and any other kind of expressing our desires wouldn't stop FUNimation from considering a new release.
A couple of guys managed to get that far - let's help them!
Puto wrote:Were the crushed blacks even a problem at all beyond the first two or three episodes? Everybody seems to post examples exclusively from episode 1, for which FUNimation has masters in notoriously bad shape.
I posted an example from episode 5 before. As Kai proved, Dragon Boxes also have crushed blacks. It makes the Level sets even worse.
dbboxkaifan wrote:Kei17 offered it to Toei but they most likely turned it down due to pride.
It seems that you have extremely detailed knowledge about it. Are you working for Toei? 8)

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Re: Dragon Box vs Original Broadcast - The Audio

Post by Puto » Wed Jan 28, 2015 5:22 pm

Well, Kai (especially early Kai) has the opposite problem somewhat, it's too bright.
Blue wrote:I love how Season 2 is so off color even the box managed to be so.

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