Wednesday, 26 October 2011
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Manga Creator Kei Aoyama Passes Away at 32
The
television station TBS is
reporting that manga creator Kei
Aoyama was
found dead, hung from his neck, in the bathroom of his Tokyo
apartment on October 9. He was 32.
There
were no visible signs of wounds or a struggle in the bathroom, and
the last posts on Aoyama's Twitter account, dated October
6, discussed mortality,
including a final post that said:
"Well, I have much left to do and much I dreamed of doing, but I hardly have any "regrets." I am content with the 32 years I have lived."
The
police are investigating Aoyama's death as a possible suicide. The
police had received an emergency call around 9:00 p.m. on October 9
from a person at the Japanese publisher Kodansha,
who said, "We haven't been able to contact Mr. Aoyama." The
police rushed to Aoyama's apartment, where they discovered him in the
bathroom.
Aoyama
was serializing the manga Yoiko
no Mokushiroku in Kodansha's Evening magazine
from last year to the time of his passing. He also created or drew
the manga SWWEEET in
Shogakukan's Monthly
Ikki magazine, China
Girl,
and Strobe
Light.
According to the police investigation, Kodansha was
not able to contact Aoyama since October 6.
Friday, 7 October 2011
History of Hanamichi Sakuragi
Did
you know : Hanamichi Sakuragi is true?
Hanamichi Sakuragi was born in 1968 in a family of the common working class. His mother passed away when he was very young, without the love of his mother he use the violence (out-on-the-street fights) to resolve his problems. As a young boy he was very tall at the age of 12 average 1.7…5 mts, and his body began to acquire force and a lot of resistance through his fights. Once he had a fight with the students in the sports zone of the University of Tokyo ; his abilities to fight, velocity and to and phycality they attracted the coach of the basketball team, and offered him to join the team.
In a party of practice, at the age of 17, against the National Team of Japan, Hanamichi of 1.89 mts, was the unique one that was not frightened by the professionals and noted 33 points alone: 10 shots, 3 nailed, 1 triple, 1 shot that did not find the terminology to explain, and 2 free shots.
Although its team lost with only 59 points (59 – 115), had been an excellent first game for Hanamichi. Basketball was in chaos, and he was named “The Hope of the Japanese Basketball”. Nevertheless, its father fell sick a year later. Hanamichi went of return to Tokyo , and this trip would cost him all. He descended of the bus in Tokyo and he was on the verge of crossing the street across the hospital when a car that went very fast hit him . Although he had the “body of steel”, the impact simply was too strong. He collapsed, they carried him to the hospital. Unfortunately it was too late… before they sent him to the operating room, he died from internal hemorrhage, only with 18 years of age.
The World of the Japanese Basketball was completely destroyed, they called this loss “Colossal”. The mangaka Takehiko Inoue created its series "Slam Dunk” based on the history of his youth. :’(
Hanamichi Sakuragi was born in 1968 in a family of the common working class. His mother passed away when he was very young, without the love of his mother he use the violence (out-on-the-street fights) to resolve his problems. As a young boy he was very tall at the age of 12 average 1.7…5 mts, and his body began to acquire force and a lot of resistance through his fights. Once he had a fight with the students in the sports zone of the University of Tokyo ; his abilities to fight, velocity and to and phycality they attracted the coach of the basketball team, and offered him to join the team.
In a party of practice, at the age of 17, against the National Team of Japan, Hanamichi of 1.89 mts, was the unique one that was not frightened by the professionals and noted 33 points alone: 10 shots, 3 nailed, 1 triple, 1 shot that did not find the terminology to explain, and 2 free shots.
Although its team lost with only 59 points (59 – 115), had been an excellent first game for Hanamichi. Basketball was in chaos, and he was named “The Hope of the Japanese Basketball”. Nevertheless, its father fell sick a year later. Hanamichi went of return to Tokyo , and this trip would cost him all. He descended of the bus in Tokyo and he was on the verge of crossing the street across the hospital when a car that went very fast hit him . Although he had the “body of steel”, the impact simply was too strong. He collapsed, they carried him to the hospital. Unfortunately it was too late… before they sent him to the operating room, he died from internal hemorrhage, only with 18 years of age.
The World of the Japanese Basketball was completely destroyed, they called this loss “Colossal”. The mangaka Takehiko Inoue created its series "Slam Dunk” based on the history of his youth. :’(
> Just sharing this information. Credits goes to whoever providing this information. :)
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Playing 10-bit files on Linux OS
If you're using Linux, some says VLC is the only media player that can play 10-bit files, but I don't think so. I've tried 10-bit files using VLC but there's one problem: it can play, there's a sound, and a picture, but no subtitle, even though the subtitle options is turned on. I've Fate/Zero & C³ (Cube x Cursed x Curious), both are 10-bit file. Tried both & the result are the same, no subtitle.
Therefore, the only player (so far) that can play 10-bit files without any problem: GNOME MPlayer. I've tried it & yes, no problem at all. The video, and subtitles are fine.
Therefore, the only player (so far) that can play 10-bit files without any problem: GNOME MPlayer. I've tried it & yes, no problem at all. The video, and subtitles are fine.
Anime C³ (Cube x Cursed x Curious) in 10-bit, played using GNOME MPlayer.
GNOME MPlayer may be available from your software channel. You can install it using Synaptic Package Manager or Software Center. Check your distribution for details.
Any problem, leave a comment below.
Tips for playing 10-bit files using K-Lite Codec Pack 7.8.0 with Haali Media Splitter enabled on Windows 7 using Windows Media Player
If you're using K-Lite Codec Pack 7.8.0 with Haali Media Splitter enabled but can't play 10-bit files using Windows Media Player 12, do the following:
1. Press "Start" then go to K-Lite Codec Pack > Tools > Win7DSFilterTweaker.
1. Press "Start" then go to K-Lite Codec Pack > Tools > Win7DSFilterTweaker.
2. Click on "Preferred decoders".
3. On 32-bit decoders: H.264, select "ffdshow" (as shown below), then click "Apply & Close".
4. Close the Win7DSFilterTweaker, then try to play any 10-bit file using Windows Media Player. You should now can play 10-bit files as shown below.
Anime C³ (Cube x Cursed x Curious) in 10-bit, played using WMP 12.
There's LAV Splitter inside K-Lite Codec Pack but I haven't tested it yet. Any problem, leave a comment below.
Sunday, 2 October 2011
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