WTF! 2.1GiB????????

It's a movie.

movie but like pre aired anime starting from 00

I don't know if you intend to, but it'd be super nice if you could make an .mp4 version of the movie and the series. *.* Anyways, thank you very much for subbing it! ♥ ♥ ♥

lol

I don't know if you intend to, but it'd be super nice if you could make a .rm version of the movie and the series. 240p preferably!

Didn't this air months ago? This prequel movie, I mean.

@dnbdave I didn't mean it as a joke at all!!! It's just that I get all my .mp4 anime titles from [bakedfish] which works with HorribleSubs subtitles. I don't know if one group's part of the other or not, but just in case, I've decided to ask here. I had no intention to make it sound weird. My TV doesn't read .mkv files. That's all!

Horrible and bakedfish don't do their own subs, but they get them from the same source. As for MP4s: https://askubuntu.com/questions/50433/how-to-convert-mkv-file-into-mp4-file-losslessly FFmpeg is available on Windows too. If that doesn't work or is too difficult, handbrake is free to download. I don't have experience converting for TVs, but try using Normal or High Profile preset on the right. Container type: MP4. Subtitle: Add track (if not already there), then select Burn In. Should be very easy, and all you have to do is wait for your computer to finish encoding. Also, I've never seen this before, but it looks like it's the prequel movie from 2017 -- starts off with some guy trying to get revenge against Enigmatic Gale and Phoenix Killer.

@sex_addict Thank you very much for the help! d^^b

I tried using handbrake like 8 years ago for watching shit on my toaster and it didn't work at all. It could only be used for SRT subtitle files and not ASS, and I'm sure it still doesn't work today either. But that didn't stop retards from recommending it back then and it won't stop them from recommending it now. I forget which converter actually did work but whichever one it was, it took absolutely forever to encode a single episode because it has to load each frame separately and burn the subtitles onto each frame to create the hardsub output. Either way I only did this for like a week before I got a better toaster and never looked back.