**Project Name:** DBZD5 **Goal or Reasoning for the Project:** The goal of the project is to have all episodes, movies, and specials of DB, DBZ, DBGT on a single DVD5 disc, all fitting within 4.38GB. **Edits:** I've cut out redundant intro's and outro's, and redundant animation such as NEP's and recaps. Total Size: **3.9GB** **Includes:** - Dragon Ball (153 Episodes, JP Audio, Eng ASS Subtitles) - Dragon Ball Z (291 Episodes, JP Audio, Eng ASS Subtitles) - Dragon Ball GT (64 Episodes, JP Audio, GTeam Eng ASS Subtitles) - Movies (Toei Remastered DB 1-4, DBZ 1-15, DBS Broly: JP Audio, Eng ASS Subtitles) - Specials (Trunks, Bardock, GT TV Special, OVA's, Festival Featurettes, PSA's: JP Audio, Eng Subtitles) - Dragon Ball Manga (Format: DJVU, 800x1200, 72 dpi, converted from AnHeroGold-Empire release) **Video Sources Used:** DB/DBZ/DBGT Dragon Box Remux Releases. Amazon remastered movies, Remux BD’s, and various other sources for the other videos that I can’t remember, I believe all came from Nyaa though. **Audio Sources Used:** Japanese only from DB/DBZ/DBGT Dragon Box Releases, Broadcast audio where available. **Subtitle language:** English. **Technical Specifications:** **Video Codec:** VP9 CRF 58-63, 320x240 for 4:3 material, and around 320x180 for the widescreen material. **Audio Codec:** Opus Mono ~8KB/s **Thanks to the following for files and help:** Romao, Deli296, JySzE, GTeam, Sniper_86 ## Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/Khdjynt             **Other Notes:** This release is not for everyone. It’s more of a novelty than anything. However I’ve tested these videos playing on my old Droid X smartphone which is the oldest phone I have available, and everything plays flawlessly using VLC player. This means that on some of the oldest or cheapest low powered smartphone devices available, you should be able to watch Dragon Ball using the least amount of storage. This also means on a single $0.19 DVD-R, you can fit the core of Dragon Ball Media. **Future:** The last phase that I wanted to do with this project was to create a Linux LiveCD pre-loaded with a video player and DjVU reader software, packaged along with these media files so that anyone with a computer and DVD drive, would be able to play it. Unfortunately, my Linux skills weren’t good enough to complete this part of the project at this time. If you think you have the Linux skills needed to do this and help complete this project, join the discord link above and let me know.