BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER (COMPLETE SERIES) x264 he-aac (MKV)

IMDb Link........: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101605/ 
IMDb Ratings.....: 8.2/10 107,416 users 
Creator..........: Joss Whedon 
Stars............: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Nicholas Brendon, Alyson Hannigan

A young woman is forced to fulfill her destiny of fighting vampires 
and demons with the help of her friends all the while struggling to 
live a normal teenage life of heartbreak and drama.

FILE INFO:

Containers.......: mkv
Video Resolution.: The 1992 film: 640x346 (1.85:1)
                   The 'Unaired Pilot': 344x262 (4:3)
                   S1-S3: approx. 560x424 (4:3)
                   S4-S7: approx. 556x406 (1.37:1),
                   (S06E07 Once More, With Feeling: 640x360)  
Video Codec......: x264 (Profile Level: High(at)L.3.1) 
Quality Setting..: Constant RF: 23,0 
Audio Codec......: he-aac v2
Audio Settings...: 2.0 channels, approx. 55 kbps 
Soft-Coded Subs..: English (SRT, muxed in)
                   (No sub for the unaired pilot)
Frame Rate.......: 23,976 fps
Extras...........: Not included, except the movie & the unaired pilot
Source...........: My own 576p Buffy torrent (74 GB)

Screenshots:
 
https://postimg.org/gallery/wh1j8l4u/

NOTES:  

The audio PAL speedup of the original source DVDs has been 
removed both from the pitch and the tempo, the framerate changed from 
25,000 to 23,976 (24000/1001) to reflect that, and seasons 4 to 7 were 
cropped to 1.37:1 AR, which is close to the original frames of the TV 
broadcast and the original American DVD release.

Yes, I used a DVDRip as a source even though I have the DVDs. It was 
pretty much transparent in quality to the DVDs, and I didn't fancy applying
the tempo change to the tracks again. What can I say, I'm a lazy bastard.

This was my stab at trying to find a balance between acceptable quality and
small file size. The latter turned out to be about 145 MB per episode with 
the settings I chose. In my entirely subjective opinion, the files are alright
for what they are. This torrent is primarily meant for people who plan to
watch it on laptops and the like. If you want better quality for TV viewing,
there are several bigger torrents available