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rewrite/expand/clarify special cases for "Source:" notes as discussed with CDB
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* '''Video''' and '''Audio''': citation for the origin of video and audio track(s), where doing so would result in a cleaner note than by using '''Raws'''. | * '''Video''' and '''Audio''': citation for the origin of video and audio track(s), where doing so would result in a cleaner note than by using '''Raws'''. | ||
* '''Source''': citation for the origin of '''BOTH''' subs '''AND''' raws. However, '''Source''' should also be used for files where only one of those is relevant, i.e. for raw releases where subtitles aren't present, as well as for loose subtitle files. | * '''Source''': citation for the origin of '''BOTH''' subs '''AND''' raws. However, '''Source''' should also be used for files where only one of those is relevant, i.e. for raw releases where subtitles aren't present, as well as for loose subtitle files. | ||
** | ** If the release contains tracks from another release that were simply added without modifying them, append '''(remux)''' or '''(remuxed)'''. | ||
** | *** However, if the release is essentially the same release, but with reordered tracks, renamed tracks, removed tracks, etc. append '''(repacked)'''. | ||
** If the release re-encodes the tracks from another, append '''(re-encoded)'''. | |||
*** If, however, the original release (whose tracks are being re-encoded) was an untouched remux of an original video source (such as a straight BD remux), append '''(encoded)''' instead. | |||
Preferences: | Preferences: | ||
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{{!}} [MX] {{!}}{{!}} Tokyo MX {{!}}{{!}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_MX EN Wiki] | {{!}} [MX] {{!}}{{!}} Tokyo MX {{!}}{{!}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_MX EN Wiki] | ||
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{{!}} [NECO] {{!}}{{!}} Channel NECO {{!}}{{!}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Television_in_Japan#CS_Channels_(SKY_PerfecTV!,_SD/HD) EN Wiki] | |||
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{{!}} [NGN] {{!}}{{!}} Nippon Golden Network {{!}}{{!}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nippon_Golden_Network EN Wiki] | {{!}} [NGN] {{!}}{{!}} Nippon Golden Network {{!}}{{!}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nippon_Golden_Network EN Wiki] | ||
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<pre style="white-space: pre-wrap;"><<Anything Deadfish, where Deadfish has multiple versions of files with multiple sources>> | <pre style="white-space: pre-wrap;"><<Anything Deadfish, where Deadfish has multiple versions of files with multiple sources>> | ||
> ... ask CDB-Man or Deth93. Try to note the groups in order of appearance, as well as keep the ep number/range before version number, e.g. (ep 1 v1), (ep 2-3 v2), (ep 4-5, 6 v3-4), etc.</pre> | > ... ask CDB-Man or Deth93. Try to note the groups in order of appearance, as well as keep the ep number/range before version number, e.g. (ep 1 v1), (ep 2-3 v2), (ep 4-5, 6 v3-4), etc.</pre> | ||
==== Encodes of Remuxes==== | |||
Stating that a release is "re-encoded" from a tagged remux (as opposed to simply "encoded") would be confusing, as it would suggest a re-encode from a previous encode. Therefore, those are simply labelled "encoded". | |||
<pre style="white-space: pre-wrap;">Subs: [Setsugen]. Raws: [TTGA] (encoded) | |||
> TTGA provided a BD remux and did not encode the video stream in that release, which is identical to that of the BD disc.</pre> | |||
==== Mixes of Remuxes and Regular Encodes==== | |||
Some releases may mix remuxes with regular encodes. Those that are encoded the usual way are labelled "encoded", to differentiate them from those that are "remuxed". | |||
<pre style="white-space: pre-wrap;">Subs: [GJM] (retimed). Raws: JP BD (smaller files, encoded; larger files, remuxed), HIDIVE (EN audio) | |||
> The group provided alternative files for each episode: one with remuxed video and one with encoded video. The video was remuxed without change in the larger files for each episode and encoded in the smaller files.</pre> | |||
====Uncommon and Complex Cases==== | ====Uncommon and Complex Cases==== | ||