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# Example: [HorribleSubs] releases CrunchyRoll rips with 12 files in 480p www and 12 files in 720p www for a series total of 24 files, 2 www per episode. These 480p www and 720p www releases are v1 files, they are not v2 files of each other. | # Example: [HorribleSubs] releases CrunchyRoll rips with 12 files in 480p www and 12 files in 720p www for a series total of 24 files, 2 www per episode. These 480p www and 720p www releases are v1 files, they are not v2 files of each other. | ||
# Example: if the group's intent is to release as a final product only a dual audio release, but they release a single audio release as a "v0" or "draft" version, then we should consider this single audio "draft" within the version continuity of any subsequent dual audio releases. However, if the group's intent is to release as a final product both a single and dual audio release, do not combine the versioning continuity. | # Example: if the group's intent is to release as a final product only a dual audio release, but they release a single audio release as a "v0" or "draft" version, then we should consider this single audio "draft" within the version continuity of any subsequent dual audio releases. However, if the group's intent is to release as a final product both a single and dual audio release, do not combine the versioning continuity. | ||
# Example: in highly exceptional cases, releases that would normally not be considered part of the same continuity may be labelled v2. For example, in this case [https://anidb.net/c15725208 here], the two 540p files for episodes 2 & 4 released by the group were meant to fix an audio problem with the corresponding 480p files, it is ''coincidental'' that the new audio came from a source that had a different resolution of 540p. In this case we considered the 540p files v2 of the 480 files. This case is an exception among exceptions, and must be considered on a case-by-case basis. | # Example: in highly exceptional cases, releases that would normally not be considered part of the same continuity may be labelled v2. For example, in this case [https://anidb.net/c15725208 here], the two 540p files for episodes 2 & 4 released by the group were meant to fix an audio problem with the corresponding 480p files, it is '''coincidental''' that the new audio came from a source that had a different resolution of 540p. In this case we considered the 540p files v2 of the 480 files. This case is an exception among exceptions, and must be considered on a case-by-case basis. | ||
{{eyecatch|Note|We generally do not consider different resolution releases and source changes as version bumps. That being said, you are free to add a file comment, indicating a file is marked as v2 and intended to replace a certain file. For example: <pre>Labelled as v2 of https://anidb.net/f2030447</pre>}} | {{eyecatch|Note|We generally do not consider different resolution releases and source changes as version bumps. That being said, you are free to add a file comment, indicating a file is marked as v2 and intended to replace a certain file. For example: <pre>Labelled as v2 of https://anidb.net/f2030447</pre>}} | ||