Dragon Ball Super Part 1-6 (Funimation Blu-ray) [Dual Audio]
Time for Dragon Ball Super batches. Decided to do USBD and Weeklies separately. Batches will be done in the same manner as before in regards to DBS, one after another once I notice people have gotten and my bandwidth (upload speed) frees up. So, Dub USBD 8-bit> Dual Audio USBD 8-bit > Dub USBD 10-bit > Dual Audio USBD 10-bit > 480p Dub Weeklies 77-93 > Dub Weeklies 79-93 > Dual Audio Weeklies 79-93.
I’ve also had a request for a batch release with closed captions, not breaking 800~ MB which I’ll probably fulfill near the end as well. I got like 95% done, just need to sort getting the last 5%. So mostly just a matter of squeezing into the cycle.)
Main Credits
BDMV: KaiDubs (Parts 1-4 or 1-52) / ADC (Parts 5-6 or 53-78) (Thanks to a friend passing it along)
Audio: 1-26 English (USBD) from iAHD, 27-78 English (USBD) by KaiDubs & 1-78 Japanese (USBD) by KaiDubs
Encode: KaiDubs
Chapters: OGG (1-61), KaiDubs (62-78)
Q: Why are you using iAHD instead of your own audio for 1-26?
A: Blu-rays Part 1 & 2 used the Japanese Opening for whatever reason (Including on the NCOPs for Pt 1/2) and English came in Part 3 onward. iAHD took the time to do a re-release of their own once Part 3 hit to update Part 1/2 with English Opening Audio. So that’s what I’ve opted for it in this release. Not really much point in doing the same work myself when it’s already been completed.
Q: Why is there a cover song on the Textless OP/ED 3?
A: Before I did releases myself, I followed KamiFS and then on weeks they missed or were notably late, I found EXIL3. EXIL3 used these covers (by Mark de Groot) and unknowningly, I thought they were official to some degree. I thought maybe they were a different region or for some stupid reason Funimation had two versions. I already had the cover injected in and I took the time to subtitle it. So… it’s there. If your a Mark de Groot fan, rejoice. If not… then… well… ignore it.
Q: EXIL3? Who?
A: Uploader on a different tracker. I used them for audio in the past after KamiFS stopped releasing before I switched to HDTV (And WEB Audio early into Season 5) due to marginal difference in quality but huge difference in release time. All those episodes are superseded now though with USBD releases.

Subtitles Tracks
- Songs & Signs by KaiDubs
- Closed Captions by KaiDubs [1-19] (FunimationNOW), 20-52 from annyomous fan donation. (Ripped from CRiMSON/W4F releases + They subtitled the previews)
53-65 from FunimationNOW, 66-78 from CRiMSON (Dialogue) / Funimation (Previews). All typesetted by KaiDubs and replaced opening/ending subtitles.
- Crunchyroll (RH) by RickyHorror (1-78), Typesetted by KaiDubs to match above subtitles for uniformity. Also Opening & Ending subtitles have been replaced with fansubs.
- Simmons (Blu-ray Subs) by Steven J. Simmons, Subtitles on Funimation Blu-ray (1-78)
- Signs (Blu-ray Subs) from the Blu-ray. Dragon Ball Super doesn’t have signs that often, but they are some in some episodes. If I remember correctly, Parts 1 (1-13), 2 (14-26) & 3 (27-39), all had Signs + Opening as a track which I included. Part 4 onward however, is when they stopped including opening subs in the signs track and just did signs and this began where you ended up with empty tracks if the episode had no signs. I removed these blank tracks in Part 4 (40-52. I think like 48 & 51 or 52 had signs, the rest didn’t) and maybe Part 5 (53-65). Part 6 (66-78), I didn’t remove the track on the episodes where it would’ve been empty. The track being empty, it adds no size to the file, just a track to the track list that provides nothing.
English Opening/Ending Subtitles
- Opening 1 (Chōzetsu Dynamic!, 1-76) by KaiDubs
- Opening 2 (Limit-Break x Survivor, 77-78) by KaiDubs
- Ending 1 (Hello Hello Hello, 1-12) by KaiDubs
- Ending 2 (Starring Star, 13-25) by KaiDubs
- Ending 3 (Light Pink, 26-36) by KaiDubs
- Ending 4 (Forever Dreaming, 37-49) by KaiDubs
- Ending 5 (Yoka-Yoka Dance, 50-59) by KaiDubs, Typeset copied from DragonTeam
- Ending 6 (Fried Rice Music), 60-72 by KaiDubs, Typeset copied from OGG
- Ending 7 (An Evil Angel and an Righteous Devil, 73-78) by KaiDubs
Japanese Opening/Ending Subtitles
- Opening 1 (Chōzetsu Dynamic!, 1-76) by KamiFS
- Ending 1 (Hello Hello Hello, 1-12) by KamiFS
- Ending 2 (Starring Star, 13-25) by KamiFS
- Ending 3 (Light Pink, 26-36) by OGG
- Ending 4 (Forever Dreaming, 37-49) by OGG
- Ending 5 (Yoka-Yoka Dance, 50-59) by DragonTeam
- Ending 6 (Fried Rice Music, 60-72) by OGG, K-Timed by KaiDubs
- Ending 7 (An Evil Angel and an Righteous Devil, 73-78) by OGG, Typesetted and KFX by KaiDubs
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Comments - 8
SomaHeir
Thanks.
Diogo_23
Thanks!
the_real_gou
Anyone have any issues with these episodes having lag in VLC? My Menus and whole window freezes. Other files and older DBS episodes are fine. Anyone know whats going on with my VLC?
Annhilater1985
whats the difference between the 8 bit and the 10 bit version
RealOtaku0
Anyone notice a difference in quality between this and the 10bit encode?
cammelspit
[rant] Try and remember, these are NOT from a 10bit source, so no there is no difference, you don’t even need to watch them to know. In fact, the 10bit encodes out there are objectively WORSE since they are re encoded where if they just stuck with the 8bit and remuxed the stream right from the BD it would be identical in quality. Try and remember, Hi10P/10Bit HEVC encodes of content started as 8bit AVC BD or basically anything not a UHD BD are always WORSE. In the right hands you might not be able to tell the difference or they are higher in quality than other encodes available but they could be better if they were left simple untouched. Same goes for this FLAC everything BS. IF the source is not an HD audio source then the only thing you accomplish by reencoding it to FLAC is the same quality or worse quality at substantially greater HDD usage. Don’t let this 10bit BS fool you, do 10 seconds of reading online. The mroon that first decided 10bit everything with Anime was a good idea should be drug into the street and shot. Worse quality, greater storage requirements if it IS similar in quality, more difficult to play, and all for no reason whatsoever. [/rant]
cammelspit
#10bitanimeisalie
Reino
Why do you use such a crazy amount of reference frames (16)? This requires H.264 Profile Level 5.1 which a lot of hardware players don’t support.
4 reference frames (H.264 Profile Level 4.1) is more than enough for stuff like this.