Gasaraki (1998) [Lossless 480i Version] [Dual Audio] [AC-3] [English Signs and Subtitles] [SSA] [Fatcatofalltime]

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Disclaimer to anyone viewing this archive: It may be a while before this archive is finished since the actual torrent I am getting the ISO's from is being seeded by one person in Japan and the torrent often goes offline because of this I only have Volume 1 and 6 downloaded with the other 4 still downloading. I will update this archive as I get more episodes, I also plan on fixing some issues with the subtitles as I go along so please be patient!

UPDATE TO THE UPDATE: I am going to upload the raw interlaced episodes with English and Japanese audio included for anyone wanting to watch the dub on the website or to download however there will be no subtitles until later because I still need to finish making the Signs and Songs subtitles and as I said there are some issues with the subs for the Japanese version I still need to fix such as it not synching with the video properly, please be patient!

This is a lossless DVD rip of Ryosuke Takahashi's mecha anime Gasaraki from 1998!

Each episode has been deinterlaced and detelecined with both the English dub and Original Japanese audio included, I also made a new Signs and Songs subtitle track for the dub. The video files labelled as "Volume" are the original interlaced DVD video files that are just 2 hour long videos with 4-5 episodes in each of them with no subtitles and only the Japanese audio.

The original DVD volumes contained:

-720x480i video at ~8787kbps

-AC-3 stereo audio at 448kbps

-Chapter markers

This lossless rip contains:

-720x480p video at ~8787kbps [Deinterlaced and detelecined]

-English dub [AC-3 stereo audio at 192kbps] [ENG]

-Original Japanese audio [AC-3 stereo audio at 448kbps] [JPN]

Archive

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Credit

Ryosuke Takahashi

Language

English

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