Group: ray=out anime and manga services 2s6c20
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- Info
| Name | ray=out anime and manga services (g3260) |
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| Group Tag | ray=out |
| URL | http://www.rayout.org/ |
| [email protected] | |
| IRC | #[email protected] |
| Active | ??.??.2006 until ? |
| Last Release | 22.01.2020 (2020-01-22 16:53) |
| Stats | 36 anime entries, 202 episodes, 276 files (3 undumped), 70 GB |
| Rating | 5.58 (111) (based on anime-group ratings) |
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| Added by | hidden on 2006-04-10 06:52 |
| Edited by | hidden on 2012-12-07 09:40 |
"ray=out anime and manga services is a non-profit and independent anime/manga translation and subtitle provider. ray=out was founded in Bergen, Norway by former AnimeNfo Radio owner and , Cristopher B. (Doff), close friend Andreas O. (Ryoma-kun), and two Americans, Tanbir A. (regged) and Alben C. (YinYanX) as a subtitling group for the Capeta anime."
"ray=out anime services was founded primarily to subtitle the Capeta anime. However, after the change in leadership, ray=out branched out to very specific genres and content to address the lack of translation in that community. As the mission statement, ray=out shall strive to provide the utmost accurate translation with an editing style best suited for each project; high visual quality releases; and lastly, to promote its services so that others can learn how to subtitle anime, where or how to learn Japanese, and the potential career benefits by taking part (e.g. translators and timers in the anime industry; editors in publication; and typesetters in the graphic design or a variety of industries that suit their career goals)."
"ray=out anime services was founded primarily to subtitle the Capeta anime. However, after the change in leadership, ray=out branched out to very specific genres and content to address the lack of translation in that community. As the mission statement, ray=out shall strive to provide the utmost accurate translation with an editing style best suited for each project; high visual quality releases; and lastly, to promote its services so that others can learn how to subtitle anime, where or how to learn Japanese, and the potential career benefits by taking part (e.g. translators and timers in the anime industry; editors in publication; and typesetters in the graphic design or a variety of industries that suit their career goals)."
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