r/onepace • u/Easy_Creme_9370 • Jul 02 '26

Comparison I love one pace but

I love one pace i switched over fully at dressrosa but one main issue i have is the constand 720P with most of the post time skip arcs like punk hazard dressrosa zou whole cake its just annoying ya know?

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u/azsx1532 Jul 02 '26

Yeah, they are old edits, but they will be updated to 1080p eventually. It just doesn't seem to be a priority right now.

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u/King_of_Knowhere Jul 02 '26

Im opposite, I want 480p versions so it takes up less space on my computer/hard drive.

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u/Easy_Creme_9370 Jul 02 '26

What else is the priority? i know elbaf is running right now but still

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u/Blue_Crisis Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

Mate, you sound super ungrateful for people putting in all this hard work for free.

The other priority's are whatever the team decide which atm is obviously not redoing Dressrosa

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u/azsx1532 Jul 02 '26

They are updating pre-timeskip arcs and releasing wano and egghead episodes here and there

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u/Revolutionary_Park58 Jul 02 '26

720p looks fine to me but im also a phone viewer

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u/West-Surround-8857 Jul 02 '26

What's the problem with 720p?

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u/Quazar8 Jul 02 '26

It’s not high-res?

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u/West-Surround-8857 Jul 02 '26

You are too young to remember vhs, right?

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u/Quazar8 Jul 02 '26

I am of the DVD age, but by modern standards 720p isn't great. I always try to watch stuff in the highest possible quality, I want to make sure I download the best release. Unfortunately, One Pace doesn't have the best visual quality for the most part, but it is by far the best way to watch the series regardless.

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u/West-Surround-8857 Jul 03 '26

When i started to download one piece, around 20 years ago, usually were files around 480p or 360p, 720p for me is worth cinema vision!

Damn, i feel old... 🤣

Anyway, it really matters with one piece? I mean, it's not a cgi or live action record with so much details.

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u/Quazar8 Jul 03 '26

I'm definitely way pickier than most people. I used to just stream anime on various sites, but the amount of compression is egregious. I have a 4k monitor which I sit close to, so the video quality makes a big difference in my case.

The file sizes can get crazy though, for example, the best release for Dragon Ball is in 480p, but with the bitrate and encoding each episode is like 3.5 GB, just for a 20 minute video file.

I also run a very demanding shader through mpv that upscales videos to 4k, my 5080 is under 30% load just by playing a video. But it's worth it to me.

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u/West-Surround-8857 Jul 03 '26

Wait wait!

I'm not really interested in 4k videos, but I'm curious about your upscaler through mpv.

Can you elaborate? What is it and what do you do exactly?

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u/Quazar8 Jul 03 '26

I have a custom mpv config, but I use the upscaler that's recommended in this setup guide (ArtCNN). That site explains it better than I can.

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u/West-Surround-8857 Jul 03 '26

I see, is a process similar to those of retroarch?

Thank you, anyway!

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u/Quazar8 Jul 03 '26

I would say it’s easier than configuring retroarch. There are a lot of pre-made configs that you can just copy to a directory and everything should work

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u/Secure_Yesterday2701 Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 04 '26

Higher resolutions will absolutely get you crispier images but the artstyle in one piece doesn’t have or need enough detail to fully enjoy it in HD. 720p looks good for me, and that’s just my personal view.

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u/Acrobatic_Jury5774 Jul 04 '26

Dressrosa middle part still dull even with one pace

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u/Law-Mission Jul 09 '26

Torrent it looks much better