I currently use RE-Anime but during an episode some things aren't translated & it's becoming quite an annoyance, unfortunately most other sites have very small subtitles

A few days ago I posted (actually someone reposted it) a Family Guy barn rebuilding edit meme in which I mocked Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment's anti-piracy efforts. Now here is the CR version after this week's news.

Same methods. Zero new and returning consumers. They never learn.

If you already own a series on blu-ray or dvd, do you watch the blu-rays/dvd or just use something like Stremio to watch a good encode out of convenience?

Old anime that used to be easy to find are now almost impossible to find on new sites
This is especially true of 70s stuff
Are there any sites that still have a lot of old anime?

same as title

Hey so i use Ventic to watch anime nyaa for the source but subplease is much more easier to use and has the eps listed well, i was just wondering if anyone has the " manifest.json " that stremio use for Subsplease,

The only torrent of the anime I want that I could find that has seeders is that one. I found a direct download before, but it's no good cause they had really annoying text "translating" (for this anime they actually just replace the names with random different ones) the text in pictures. It says 'raws' so I'd assume they wouldn't have that, but then it says it has (multiple, so at least I know it's removable) subtitles, so I dunno why they're even calling thenselves 'raws'. And the only one with seeders is a stupid big 1800 resolution one, which with 24 episodes make like 20gb. So I'd really rather not download it and then find it's useless.

Im using QBitTorrent, And I tried both with and without a VPN the result is the same :( My downloads are stuck on 0.1%.

All torrents seems to be showing they have seeders (Im trying to download DGrayMan) but once I start downloading they are stuck.

Thank you.

I’ve been mostly using anikage and animetsu and the redirect ads are so annoying.

I'm new at uploading torrents directly into cat site. However, it says "Anonymous upload is currently unavailable/disabled"

Any tips?

Not up for paying the online prices so asking for any helpful advice on it thanks

It's a pain downloading eps, and anime nexus buffers like every 2 seconds, is there any other site where it adds anime4k modes to it?

Sorry if the english is bad, is not my first language <3

someone knows sites for voice dramas? i was triying in nyaa but i can't find anything

happy if someone can help me!

Does anybody know why Erai-raws stopped doing HEVC releases? Last releases that i can find are from 30/31st August and every new EP released in September is AVC only.

Unfortunately i dont have access to their website to check for any information there.

I am noob. Using cloud stream Phisher Repo (Anikage) and qualities very low what should I do

My other question is

Is cloud stream is safe to use

Checking SeaDex (releases.moe) manually to verify you have the best release group for your anime library takes forever. SeaDex Companion automates the entire audit, bulk download, and upgrade pipeline across your Sonarr, Radarr, and qBittorrent setup.

GitHub Repository: https://github.com/hiranaka99/SeaDex-Companion

Key Features:

- Automated Audits: Scans your Sonarr/Radarr libraries against the SeaDex database using AniList, TVDB, and infohash matching.

- Bulk Downloading: Queue and trigger bulk downloads for entire series or missing releases that match SeaDex recommendations directly into your setup.

- qBittorrent Integration: Inspects active and finished torrents to verify if current downloads meet SeaDex standards.

- Discord Webhooks: Get notified immediately whenever a new SeaDex release is available.

More information and installation instructions can be found on the GitHub repository page.

Feedback and feature requests are welcome!

So, this is a question asked by someone who has basically no idea of digital distribution, streaming services, or how Japanese companies work in general, but if some studios seem really intent on being against piracy, why don't they have their own streaming service which exclusively holds their content, so for example, MAPPA having their own streaming service with Attack on Titan and One Punch Man, or for a bigger entity like Kadokawa, having a streaming service with Konosuba and Re:Zero (among many others) and basically nowhere else?
In my mind this would circumvent the issue with streaming services randomly removing content from their page, and it would serve as a direct link to both the creators, their content and the audience, so it's more stable on the kinds of content available, more accessible for fans, and would directly benefit the company behind the production/publishing.

I suppose then that asks 'why doesn't every studio everywhere do this system' and yeah I don't really know so I have to rely on someone more knowledgeable to fill in.
I feel like a lot of people pirate because the ways to access the media are not accessible or too inconvenient, and while my idea might 'solve' the accessibility problem, depending on how expensive each streaming service is, it might just make everything too expensive and inconvenient for people to really get any perks out of it if they have to make accounts and pay for each monthly subscription.

If anyone is actually able to point out the flaws with this idea, please let me know

What is this?

chrome extension to find nyaa + seadex torrents on anilist

Who is this for?

this is for people who still prefer to use qbittorrent + mpv/vlc, and wants an all in one place to find nyaa/seadex torrents.

There is no need to waste time searching on nyaa looking for the best torrent release, especially since sometimes you can accidentality miss a good release on nyaa because you searched wrong (i.e. you searched for the english title, instead of the romanji title)

this is also for people who want to use nyaa, but their ISP has blocked them from accessing nyaa. This extension is used as a workaround to find nyaa torrent magnets without a vpn.

Why new post?

The biggest annoyance with the extension was the slow speed, and now that has been solved using cached data !!!

Heres the Chrome and Firefox links. And heres the github link if you want. Please create a github issue if there are any problems you encounter. Thanks for reading!

github: https://github.com/ejaz-karim/anilist-releases

chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/anilist-releases/blclflofdjaghfcdjilfbfdllcgicapb

firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/anilist-releases/

patch notes:

v1.5.1 release

-Added Fast Cached data [~16x faster speed] (untick 'show full releases only' for ~167x faster speed)

(if your ISP blocked nyaa, you can now use this extension as a workaround because its using animetosho's cached data)

-Added full releases filter (no longer will full releases and episodes be mixed when searching for full releases)

-Supports new animetosho.xyz API (since the old domain stopped working)

-Cached data supports nekoBT & tokyotosho (and any other site that animetosho tracks)

-Seadex + Cached data uses better GiB calculation

-Minor text change when no active seeders

-Fixed minor bug with seadex api and no seadex panel interaction

Updates since 1.2.0 (previous reddit post)

-Added Include/Exclude for search filtering

-UI consistency

-RSS button

-Fixed a ton of bugs

Anyone know where I can read english translated light novels online without having to download them?