Like the sets 1-4 excellent quality! No pixelations and rich on colour!

Same as for the sets 1-4! PERFECT!

Same as for the sets 1-4! PERFECT!

You can't make anything wrong with the Inu Yasha DVD Sets. It's not possible.

The video here is excellent if you have seen pts 1, 2, and 4 you know what to expect no pixelation even on my laptop (which makes pixelation and things of that sort quite noticeable for some reason). Everything looks clear though I really can?t complain here so I am quite pleased it was as I had hoped.

The audio was loud and clear I don?t remember hearing any problems throughout the set it was very consistent from what I could tell. I spot checked the Japanese audio from time to time and it appeared to be the same way so no worries.

The audio was loud and clear I don?t remember hearing any problems throughout the set it was very consistent from what I could tell. I spot checked the Japanese audio from time to time and it appeared to be the same way so no worries.

Now if you have seen pts 1-4 from the old FX days or EZDVDs rip of the F X sets you know what to expect video quality wise and if you?ve Inuyasha before you know what to expect from the show in general. I really enjoyed this set specifically though despite the fact that there is a fair amount of filler at various parts but some of the best episodes are filler. So if you liked the earlier sets you should defiantly pick this set up its very entertaining and well worth the money. But there is one other thing I must say this is one of the shows that has the good, the bad, and the horrible (some episodes just suck) but that?s to be expected from a series as long as this one. But if you enjoy this show buy it now it?s a good investment and the case takes up very little space (as much as a normal keep case) and I personally like the new EZDVD cases for that reason. So to be simple this is a good set and I have no regrets in regards to spending the $24 dollars it cost me and it was a fine addition to my collection.

As far as I can tell the video on this is identical to the R1 release. EZ has done a great job at keeping high quality when mastering this disc.

I didn't notice the fade in/out mentioned in the previous review. I did notice that the same dub crew is working on this set as previous sets and the sound quality on this release is what you'd expect from an R1 release.

I didn't notice the fade in/out mentioned in the previous review. I did notice that the same dub crew is working on this set as previous sets and the sound quality on this release is what you'd expect from an R1 release.

EZ seems to have filled FX's shoes quite well. This is a fine release with nice artwork in a plastic clamshell box (which I prefer to the gatefolds because I feel they are more secure and offer better protection to my discs).

Excellent video quality, up to FX's past inuyasah peferct sets. I saw no problems with the contrast or movement fuzz.

Very crisp auido both in English and Japanese, i'd say as good as the region 1's they were ripped from hehe.

Very crisp auido both in English and Japanese, i'd say as good as the region 1's they were ripped from hehe.

It is great to be able to continue to collect the eng/jap dub versions of inuyasha again. EZ dvd have picked up from where FX left off... although something strange i noticed on the box, it doesn't have the EZ dvd logo instead it has the FX logo hahaha. Could it be that FX were masked as EZ and now have removed the mask i wonder? The episodes on this set are good, i would say a must for any inuyasha fan.

With only 6 episodes to each disk the hit to the video quality is near zero, with only slight pixilation durring most high of motion scenes. Way to go EZ!

English 2.0 224kps and Japanese 2.0 224kps For some reason, it seems when they were reencoding the videos, they added a 2 second or so "fade in" to the music on most episodes and the title menus. Which is rather....annoying. So don't adjust your speakers when you first pop in that disk. Some episodes are left unchanged. Very odd, moreso since I seem to be the only one so far to have this issue.

English 2.0 224kps and Japanese 2.0 224kps For some reason, it seems when they were reencoding the videos, they added a 2 second or so "fade in" to the music on most episodes and the title menus. Which is rather....annoying. So don't adjust your speakers when you first pop in that disk. Some episodes are left unchanged. Very odd, moreso since I seem to be the only one so far to have this issue.

A very nice set that fits right in with FX's predecessors. The case is standard fare. EZ's dvd cases are standard sized, clear plastic, with a front, back, and inserted middle page to hold the dvds. The dvd locks are flexible and work perfect. Exterior, interior, and dvd artwork are all nice and standard, if not a bit dull.