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Under the Same Roof
aka Our House
aka Hitotsu yane no shita
http://jdorama.com/drama_139.htm
http://www.macgeek.org/jdrama/details_undersameroof.html
Episode 4 of 12 - "Chii-niichan Returns Home"
http://www.macgeek.org/jdrama/details_undersameroof_ep04.html
STARRING:
Eguchi Yosuke as Kashiwagi Tatsuya http://jdorama.com/artiste_14.htm
Fukuyama Masaharu as Kashiwagi Masaya http://jdorama.com/artiste_111.htm
Sakai Noriko as Kashiwagi Koyuki http://jdorama.com/artiste_644.htm
Ishida Issei as Kashiwagi Kazuya http://jdorama.com/artiste_300.htm
Oji Megumi as Kashiwagi Koume http://jdorama.com/artiste_645.htm
Yamamoto Koji as Kashiwagi Fumiya http://jdorama.com/artiste_617.htm
Yamamoto Kei as Hirose Yukio http://jdorama.com/artiste_195.htm
Uchida Yuki as Hiyoshi Rina http://jdorama.com/artiste_161.htm
Murakami Rikako as Kurahashi Toshiko (Jasmine) http://jdorama.com/artiste_410.htm
Tatsumi Takuro as Kusakabe Tetsuo http://jdorama.com/artiste_156.htm
Shimizu Koji as Mr. Kiuchi http://jdorama.com/artiste_840.htm
Script written by Nojima Shinji
Produced by Ota Toru
Original soundtrack (OST) by Hinata Toshifumi
Opening Theme Song: "Cactus Flower" sung by Zaitsu Kazuo http://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/-/Discography/A004616/-.html
SYNOPSIS: Episode 4 - Masaya is faced with deciding between his natural siblings and his adoptive father. Tatsuya meets with Jasmine for the second time. Koume finds a new friend. Kazuya visits the park... again! Koyuki confronts Mr. Kusakabe.
Language: Japanese spoken, English subtitles (hard subs)
Video codec: Divx 5.1.1 (.AVI)
Audio codec: MP3 (.AVI)
Resolution: 656 x 480 NTSC, 29.97fps, 1806 kb/s
Length: 49 minutes, 56 seconds
Quality: A
Original English subtitles created by Nippon Golden Network
Additional subtitles added by groink, Neonkinpatsu, Amika, DragonSpirit164, Seirin, Amrayu, and megumi
Captured from laser disc by groink http://www.macgeek.org/jdrama/
Subtitle lay-out and timing by groink
Ripped to DivX5/MP3 by groink
Posted onto the Internet: 05/08/2004
Official MD5 checksum (AVI file only): 40f633dea531e96af6702a1983ff16ab
CORRECTIONS:
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NOTES/FAQ:
Q: Why DivX 5 this time? Your previous releases were in MPEG-2/SVCD format.
A: The first three episodes were released in MPEG-2/SVCD format (480x480). Future episodes will also be in DivX format.
The reason why I'm switching to DivX 5 is that my goal is to retain as much of the video and audio quality as possible. DivX 5 gives me that extra quality, and at the same time keep the file size so that it fits on a single 80min CD-R.
Q: I still prefer MPEG-2/SVCD format. Will you be releasing episode 4 in that format?
A: If you prefer MPEG-2/SVCD, I would highly recommend that you re-rip the video to MPEG-2/SVCD yourself. As part of my testing, I made sure that the re-rip process still offers great quality. There's enough resolution in the DivX release so that sampling the video down to 480x480 MPEG-2 gives you the best quality possible for that resolution.
Q: To what extent did you test the play of this file?
A: This episode was tested on MS Windows XP Pro SP1 and MS windows 2000 Professional SP4, both running DivX 5.1.1 codec. Players tested include MS Windows Media Player 9.0, InterVideo WinDVD 5.0, and BSPlayer 1.00 RC1. Also tested under Mac OS X 10.2.8 running VLC. And, I've tested the file on a Windows 2000 Pro PC running ffdshow-20040501.
Q: Well, I'm having problems playing the file. I'm a Windows user. What can I do?
A: First off, you must have a video codec that's compatible with DivX 5.1. A quick way of checking this is to download and run GSpot.exe http://www.headbands.com/gspot/. Using this tool, open the AVI file and it'll tell you whether or not your computer lacks the video codec. Second, make sure your DivX and/or ffdshow codec versions are the same version or later than what I mentioned in the last question. Though Windows Media Player 9 worked for me, it doesn't work well for other people, so try using a different player like BSPlayer, RealPlayer, or VLC. That's basically all I can tell you!
Q: Did you also test this file on DVD players?
A: Because each DVD player is different in various ways (firmware, chipset, etc.), it's impossible to guarantee compatibility with these kinds of players. Therefore, I did very little testing with stand-alone DVD players. I did, however, test with my LITEON LVD-2002 stand-alone DVD player. During testing on that unit, the video flutters on faster movements, giving a slight frame-by-frame imperfection. Because I didn't experience this symptom in any of the other playable tests, I believe the flaw to be in the player's DivX implementation. In this situation, I would then consider re-ripping the file to MPEG-2 in either DVD or SVCD format, then burn to disc.
Q: How do you burn a AVI to SVCD or DVD so I can play the file on my stand-alone DVD player?
A: It really depends on the type of PC you have, the software you have available (or can afford), and so forth. The best advice I can offer is to check out http://www.dvdrhelp.com/ and search around the various tutorials.
TIDBITS:
Eguchi Yosuke and Yamamoto Koji meet once again in
Shinsengumi! (2004)
Sakai Noriko and Tatsumi Takuro meet once again in
Toshiie to Matsu (2002)
Ishida Issei and Sakai Noriko meet once again in
When the Saints Go Marching In (2000)
--- groink