[RigAV1] Those Snow White Notes S01 (Season 1) (BD 1080p AV1 Opus) [Multi-Subs] | Mashiro no Oto | ましろのおと

Those Snow White Notes




Mashiro no Oto


ましろのおと













Shamisen is a traditional Japanese musical instrument that looks similar to a guitar. Teenager Sawamura Setsu’s grandfather who raised him and his older brother Wakana, recently passed away. His grandfather was one of the greatest Shamisen players and the two siblings grew up listening to him play and learning to play the instrument. Since the grandfather’s death, Setsu dropped out of high school, moved to Tokyo and has been drifting, not knowing what to do besides play his Shamisen. That’s when his successful and rich mother, Umeko storms into his life and tries to shape Setsu up.
She enrolls him back into high school but little does Setsu know that he is about to rediscover his passion for Shamisen.

Contents



Season 1




Video
1080p AV1 10-bit


Audio #1
Japanese Opus 2.0 128 kbps


Audio #2
Japanese Commentary Opus 2.0 64 kbps (Episodes 3, 6, 9, 11)






Subtitles







English
ASS [GHS] (Modified - see notes below)


Arabic
ASS [CR]


Chinese (Simplified & Traditional)
SRT [DBD-Raws]


Chinese (Traditional)
ASS [Suzu-Kaze]


French
ASS [CR]


German
ASS [CR] (Missing for episode 11)


Indonesian
ASS [Kusonime]


Italian
ASS [CR]


Japanese (SDH)
SRT [Amazon]


Persian
ASS [DanySalehi]


Portuguese (Brazil)
ASS [CR]


Russian
ASS [sovetromantica]


Spanish (Latin America)
ASS [CR] (Missing for episodes 8 and 10)


Spanish (Spain)
ASS [CR] (Missing for episode 10)


Vietnamese
SRT [HLouis]






Chapters
✅


Covers
✅



Notes on subtitles:

Modifications done to the English [GHS] subtitles:

EP 04: Fixed: (1) Line 702 (Tanukichi Diner) - Sign is misaligned; (2) Lines 705-758 (Help yourself) - Sign is invisible because it’s not in the clip region.
EP 05: Fixed: Lines 3271, 3272 (Karaoke) - Sign is misaligned.
EP 08: Lines 1-66 (Matsugorou Cup) - Uncommented the sign.
EP 11: Fixed: All dialogue lines are commented-out.
Added the missing fonts.


Why are those subtitles missing? Because Erai-raws didn’t have them.
All subtitles have been checked, and, if necessary, timed to make sure at least the dialogue is in sync with the audio. For languages other than English, I don’t guarantee frame-perfect sign sync, though.
All ASS subtitles have been resampled, if necessary.
All of the fonts (except those for English subtitles) are subset in order to save space, meaning they contain only the glyphs that are used.

Sources
Video, audio, commentary, and chapters (renamed): JPBDMV
Covers: TheMovieDB → reduced JPEG artifacts (JPG (80-100%)), TheTVDB & stills from the episodes
Encoding


Type
Tool
Settings




Video - Filtering
VapourSynth
grain, denoise, deband


Video - AV1
SVT-AV1-HDR v3.1.3-20c88a7c + Av1an + Progression Boost Max-Character-Butteraugli + Grav1synth
--crf 11 --preset 2 --tune 0 --ac-bias 2 --tx-bias 2 --complex-hvs 1 --enable-restoration 0 --enable-cdef 0 --noise-norm-strength 3 --max-tx-size 32 --tf-strength 1 --luminance-qp-bias 80 --qp-scale-compress-strength 2 --qm-min 12 --qm-max 15 --chroma-qm-min 12 --chroma-qm-max 15 --enable-variance-boost 1 --variance-boost-strength 2 --variance-octile 4 --hbd-mds 1 w/ Progression Boost metric disabled + FGS: --iso 800


Audio - Opus
opusenc 0.2-37-g5f83943-dirty (libopus v1.6)
--bitrate 128 / --bitrate 64



Playback
It is highly recommended to watch any AV1 release with an up-to-date media player. I personally recommend the mpv media player, but MPC-HC or VLC also support AV1 playback.



Comparisons / Screenshots
MediaInfo
Direct Download




JPBD (29.0 Mb/s) (source) vs. JPBD (mpv deband) vs. RigAV1 (6 543 kb/s) (encode) vs. CR (8 000 kb/s) vs. CR (mpv deband)
EP 01
Anime Tosho w/ attachments