Have you ever considered remuxing dvds into individual episodes instead of uploading isos? I used to do isos but anything I do now is always remuxed (unless it's impossible for some reason).

You can remux yourself

Duh-I know how to remux-do you?

@zrdb I upload ISOs, cuz I want awareness to classic Anime in untouched format. (that I do not plan to encode, cuz I own the DVDs.)

@ Mr_Kimiko (uploader) Its probably a waste of time to explain to zrdb. It's always an uphill battle trying to get anyone that isn't from the original community. To understand the value of watching Anime the way it is released. Especially everything before 2008, what missing from Anime. And you know it can't be explained. It has to be experienced. And everyone from the OC would never in such a way. Because respect we all had for Anime and its creators, etc. back then still exists. If only they took the time to see what Anime really is. It's all about x265 & 10bit. Maxing out color and a sharp picture. Much research went into learning the what, why, where about those codecs. Getting the new generation of fans to think they were the trend. was only part of what funimations parent corp was after when those codecs appeared right when they lead the new gen of fans to the community back in 2011. Distorting the way Anime was intended to be viewed and to control offline sharing by making it difficult to play the files. And it worked. They'll even admit to it if asked because its impossible to get fans to give up something they think is better. Something still being looked into is, the reason Anime created back in 2002-2007 have newer creation dates(10yrs+) on funi/CR streaming services.

@JustSayNo2Funi you do realize that a remux is just taking the iso and repacking the untouched video/audio into a different container (one that usually works better with current video players), right?