5 Centimeters per second (1080p & 720p)

THANK YOU… Finding HD versions of this is damned hard and you did an awesome job at it. Keep up the good work, guys!

Go to the irc channel and ask for help there.

@Fuyuhotaru: I too was having the same problem with lag on the 1080 version. However, I’ve just grabbed the 720p version and that runs perfectly.

This series is beautiful, though a bit sad.
Great work, thanks.

So I have everything, but two of the files are in an unplayable formate (MD5 and nfo) how do I convert these so i can watch them?

Yeah, there was a MKV file in it as well. Where all the episodes bundled into one file? Thanks for the info by the way, I wont make the same mistake again

This release is a movie and not a series.

When I found out there was a 1080p version of this movie with English subtitles, I almost shit my pants because this was my most wanted imported movie from Japan on Blu-ray… with the lack of English subtitles, it would do me no good to watch it except to enjoy the beautiful artwork… now that I got my hands on it, wow it’s amazing!!! THANK YOU THORA!!! If it ever comes out to the US, I will still buy it to show my support to the studio and it would be a plus to have english dubbed option.

bomberman2 there’s no need to redo this and comparing only filesizes of 5cmps and ff7 is quite misleading, considering ff7 is twice the lenght and has a ton of action scenes while 5cmps is really slow in terms of animation

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For anyone interested, I made a patch fixing a few issues I noticed in the subs for this. You can find list of the changes (and the download) at http://v2anime.wordpress.com/2009/12/26/5-centimeters/ . Also, sorry about the comment with the trackback link it made above, feel free to delete that.

neg: Perhaps you have you sound set to output to more than 2 channels and are only using headphones? I know I do that all the time.

If you use ffdshow for sound decoding, enable the “Mixer” filter in ffdshow audio options. There, choose the matching speaker set. For ex., for a 2.1 system using only a single Jack plug for sound, choose 2/0/0 stereo. If the subwoofer uses a separate Jack plug, try 2/0/1 but maybe you need some filter to send bass from stereo sources to the subwoofer. (never saw any such speaker system)
It should fix it because you probably don’t get the sound that is supposed to come out of the middle speaker in 5.1 systems.