r/streamlined

33 archived posts · May 2016 – Oct 2023

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u/SentientUnivers•

Google Drive Link (17gb, 49hr)

Done:

  • Assembled all episodes and movies chronologically (kinda)
  • Removed Intros
  • Removed credits and logo splash screens
  • Various minimal tweaks or edits

To Do:

  • Clean up edits/transitions generally
  • Crop/resize as needed
  • Replace a few episodes with ones without watermarks
  • Finalize 'Part 0'
  • Edit around onscreen credits
  • Subtitles
  • Chapter markers
  • Put everything into one or two files

Parts List:

  • Part 0: Everything pre-3000 (Rough-cut for prequel perhaps) (750mb, 2hr) (can be ignored for now)
  • [P
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u/Logic_Mage•

Google Drive Link (2.6 GB, 8 hours)

So, my quest to find a Google Drive mirror of Futurama as a poor, unemployed student lead me here, and the concept really interested me, so here's my little weekend project!

I've always loved SatAM (the shortened name of this show the fans use) a lot. It's a really neat 90s animated series that unfortunately faded into obscurity due to networking drama and other issues. Even watching it now it's clear that there was a ton of passion behind it creatively. Check it out if you're into older stuff like this! It's short and sweet.

[The series is known for its use of muted,

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u/otatop•

Hello interested people! For now, since this subreddit doesn't really have anything going yet, please use this thread to submit any requests you'd like to see someone take a crack at. If you're here, you almost definitely came from this thread over on r/smyths. Some of the requests in that thread were:

  • American Ninja Warrior (Season 1 in progress)
  • Naruto
  • Prototype This!
  • What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
  • Game of Thrones
  • Chopped (Selected episodes in progress)
  • Shark Tank (US) (Season 7 episode 1 in progress)

I'm going to start out with the first episode of American Ninja Warrior and see where

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u/muditk•

Maybe you should set up a [Request] and [Interested] system so that people can make requests and declare their interests. This way people can easily see whats happening.

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u/SentientUnivers•

Google Drive Link [15.7gb, 13.25hr]

Audio Only [1gb]

Done:

  • All episodes added into one file
  • Credits Removed
  • Extra Content Added (Promos/Music/etc...) ~30min
  • Some on-screen intro credits removed (pain in the butt)
  • Various minor edits/improvements

To Do:

  • Finish removing in-show credits
  • Replace censored audio with uncensored
  • Add additional Episodes (Announced starting May 3)
  • Chapter markers
  • Subtitles

Excess trimmed: 45min, 5.6%

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u/jamesthomasallen•

Google Drive link (12 GB, 3.5 hours)

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Hey all. I'm not a regular Reddit user, but I made this Mamma Mia chronological supercut for fun, and someone pointed me toward this subreddit. I figured I may as well post it in case anyone's interested!

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A long time ago, I heard about a chronological cut of the first two Godfather movies that aired on TV, and when I saw Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again and was reminded of The Godfather II (in terms of structure--not really in terms of, uh, anything else), I thought it'd be fun to see the Mamma Mia story unfold in chronological order. (I was righ

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u/SentientUnivers•

An audio version of the Mueller Report was released as part of a podcast series, though it is split up into a bunch of parts with intro/outros, title headings, descriptions of redactions, and announcements that add a superfluous 2hrs. I've removed them to help the flow of the audio without removing anything of substance. It can be found on Google Drive here: 11hr, 500mb.

To Do:

  • Several parts repeat themselves throughout and can be combined.

  • Events and insights into them can be put chronologically.

  • Quotes (such as interviews given by the President) can be rep

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u/SentientUnivers•

Hardcore History is a historical podcast that merits repeated listening, but a lot of the episodes have anachronistic announcements and other sundries that equate to an excess of 8hrs of fluff over the 160ish hours.

I've organized them chronologically, removed unnecessary bits, and added pertinent historical audio to improve the listening experience.

You can check out the free episodes on Google Drive, or for more info you can check out the main post.

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