@modos: si un modo peut transférer dans besoin d'aide ce serait cool - Citation :
- I know people here torrent their anime
nope, we all rip our animes from BR we buy.
little trolling aside:
it depends what you can edit with; the two most used formats are
mp4 and mkv. most of the time,
you need some encoding support like Virtualdub to get scenes from mkv (converting them in lossless avi)., because most know editing programs (WMM,Vegas,Premier,Magix...) don't read mkv directly.
please avoid any youtube video converter or wmm sources.if you prefer to get
mp4 :check if the title of what you have a
"RAW" in it. it tells that the source don't have subtitles.
for mkv, you can get any subbed version you want, cause the
mkv format is made so you can remove subs (it's like a "multi-layered" format, you can choose subs,audio,etc...)
At best, try to find
"BDrip" versions (add this term in your search when possible), this tells you have a directly ripped from Blu-ray, so that way,
you won't have the annoying TV logo on top-right.
and if your website is good, sometimes, the uploader offers screenshots to check if the anime is fine.
so to sum up: Raws and BDrip are good terms to check for. this way you'll "mostly" avoid fansubs and tv logos.as for the anime/music mix:
you edit what you want. it doesn't matter what some people prefer, edit with what you like. but it's ok to ask for suggestions. (oh by the way: subjectively, it seems fine , in my opinion :p )
we can't/won't do warrez here on topics (send dl/torrent links), but if you're really strugling, someone may send you a PM. but you shouldn't have problems with toradora, i think.
that explains it in quite a short and simplistic way, so maybe others will add to my answer. but it should give you a good start.
good luck and have fun