Crunchyroll had been dogshit for a long time.We talking high seas alternatives?
Them fucking up the typesetting and using AI translations should be the final straw for even the most zealous simps.
There are far superior alternatives out there.
Crunchyroll had been dogshit for a long time.What alternatives?
Them fucking up the typesetting and using AI translations should be the final straw for even the most zealous simps.
There are far superior alternatives out there.
What alternatives?
We talking high seas alternatives?
We talking high seas alternatives?Outside of fansubs, all the pirated alternatives just rip their subtitles from Crunchyroll, so the experience is just the same.
It was only good when it was legal free anime if you were patient.Well they are in Texas and that state might soon ban anime. So maybe Crunchyroll will either shut down or be forced to move
The site was still trash.
Now they don't have that aside from One Piece. Meanwhile the high seas have actual good sites.
Basically they got bought out to steal the licenses and monopolize to make money without any effort.
Which is unethical and should not be supported.
I haven't really noticed anything different. The not good things about Crunchyroll have always been there.They changed their subtitle system which has broken a lot of things, like typesetting being gone entirely
What alternatives?
The Pilot GayAh. So it is that. I was hoping Crunchyroll had some competition
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Wind at your back lass, wherever you go!The vast majority of pirate sites just rip Chrunchyroll's subs and fansubbing has been near dead outsids of niche enthusiast groups for years now. So this problem extends to the pirates too.
The vast majority of pirate sites just rip Chrunchyroll's subs and fansubbing has been near dead outsids of niche enthusiast groups for years now. So this problem extends to the pirates too.
The Pilot GayDon't use this site.
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We talking high seas alternatives?I remember when Crunchy Roll was the high seas.
HIDIVE is technically an alternative.
I think it's just if the show doesn't have real subtitles, then AI is added in its place.
Does it even have the current airing anime?
Don't use this site.When it comes to anime, you need to talk to a cat.
Don't use this site.
Remember when you guys let Funimation die?Sony owns both Funimation and Crunchyroll. I'm sure it would have gone like this either way
Remember when you guys let Funimation die?
*eyeroll*Even for general piracy, you shouldn't use TPB. It's a honeypot laden with untrustworthy uploads. As Uta said, for anime you really need to talk to Japanese cats.
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AI on translations is flatly unacceptable, period.I've heard CR only did that once or twice to test out of if it works. It didn't, got them a bunch of backlash, and they stopped. I could be wrong on that though. Everything else going wrong with them right now is 100% real though. I've been dealing with mistimed subs for the past few weeks now and it's gotten annoying.
AI on translations is flatly unacceptable, period.Its definitely unacceptable in place of a professional or even a fan translation. But if its between no translation/machine translation and an AI translation, the AI translation is maybe better.
Its definitely unacceptable in place of a professional or even a fan translation. But if its between no translation/machine translation and an AI translation, the AI translation is maybe better.
Remember when you guys let Funimation die?I remember when it took them over 2 years to fix their videos being encoded in the wrong RGB range after I pointed it out on their forums
I wish they were bigger and better to actually give CR some competition, but it looks like they're closer to dying outright than they are to catching up.
The Pilot Gay
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HiDive does do simulcasts, but sadly, the selection of shows they get each season is pretty small. They occasionally get a big exclusive like Danmachi or Call of the Night, but it's mostly just leftovers that Crunchyroll, Netflix, Hulu/Disney+, etc. didn't license.
I wish they were bigger and better to actually give CR some competition, but it looks like they're closer to dying outright than they are to catching up.
But if its between no translation/machine translation and an AI translation, the AI translation is maybe better.An AI translation is just a machine translation, nowadays <_<
blu rayHow do people buy Anime and not go broke? It's like $60-$70 for one normal season with a maximum of four commentaries ( usually nothing ). All other forms of series have gotten their DVDs/Blurays down a lot from like 2010. It went from around $50-$60 to $15-$20. Anime hasn't budged.