As of yet there is only a live transcript: http://bayoab.info/live/live2.php?panel=15.otakon
Getfresh will put up a video on his group's tracker. I think that would be Anime Empires.

I can't wait for the video. I hope the fansubbers gave the company's hell.

I hope so. lol. the fan subbing community deserves recognition, and the legit companies should go by example and up their quality if they want subbing to stop, ya know?

Or possibly just pay these people to do it all and fansubbing becomes a legit paying job XD

well of course not, but probably use them in their dvds.

lol you do realize i was being sarcastic Cross.

According to the log it was a pretty civilized discussion. And on the long run I think that works better for both sides. The problem is not that they don't recognize the work of fansubbers. The problem is that the fansub community doesn't work according to the plans of the Japanese companies whose rights are enforced by their American partners in American legislation and that fansubs are an unlicensed competing product to their licensed one, which results in them not being able to refinance the thousands of dollars of license fees per ep. This is far from having anything to do with them liking the fansubbers' products or not.
It's all in the log up there. They are working with fansubbers sometimes and some of the industry staff comes from the fansubbing community. The problem is that, to work with fansubbers, the fansubbers would have to stick to the rules of the Japanese companies, the American industry had to agreed to, the fansubbers would have to deliver constant quality and they would have to work as regular subcontractors and quit their other activities, as far as I understood it.

American Companies just do not understand a simple fact: ANIME IS NOT FOR KIDS. Maybe in Japan it's different, but in America, Anime should not be some kiddy kiddy cartoon. Anime is not some cartoon for little kids to watch, its a tv program for young adults and mature audiences to enjoy WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES, NO DUBBING. LOL, okay I just wanted to vent that out!

that is one thing I don't think the US will ever get over, its animated, thus its for children. Look at simpsons, family guy, and american dad, very inappropriate for a young audiance, but children everywhere watch it, I grew up on the simpsons.
Cartoons are for children - yeah, so instead of proving the cliche wrong we edit the hell out of anime for the US. If it wasn't edited, parents would think twice before letting their kids watch it. Not that its stopped them from letting their kids get GTA, and then bitching about how violent it is. lol. Who knows, I doubt the US will ever get it through their heads, and with that same realization, fansubbing will never stop either.

Actually not really, they animate straight to dvd series that aren't meant for children. Adult swim is completely unedited (except for in code geass where they edit a clear showing of Kallen's breasts, but thats understandable) well yeah. Basically the only ones under fire here are the saturday morning cartoon people and toonami for some extent like Naruto, but shippuuden is completely not for children. It won't relate to children themes and gets really serious after a while. So I would like to see what happens there. Its ironic for a country that is evolving through war and violence that wants to edit their saturday morning cartoons.

I dunno either, I can't believe that Naruto was on toonami in the first place... lol.

the uncut boxsets aren't for children of course, I mean, they sure the hell make sure anyone without a full time job can't afford to buy them anyway right? lol.

See i also don't like the "its not for kids thing" i think that age is irrelevant as long a kid is mature enough to a) not get scared by it b) understand that its not real and c) not try to copy it.
Then i've got no problems with letting them watch it.

So anyone know if a vid of this has been released yet. I had a quick look and i couldn't find 1.

what about that one kid that got killed in a sandbox, because him and his friend were copying Gaara from Naruto? the kid was like 7 or 8.... and I'm sure he was watching the edited stuff, I think anime, maybe not all, there are some made for younger audiences, but for the most part, 13 and up.

Well those kids obviously weren't old enough to watch it, they broke 2 of my 3 rules. But that's just those particular kids, 2 kids that watched Naruto copied it with tragic results. How many other thousands of kids the same age have watched it but never copied it?

We can't say "oh look 2 kids copied it and 1 got killed, only kids aged 13 and up should be allowed to watch it" it's up to the parents to make sure the kids pass my 3 rules. If they do then i see absolutely know problem letting kids of any age watch it.

I mean i was watching DBZ (along with thousands of others) when i was 7, and i didn't copy them by punching people or anything. Cos i understood that it wasn't real and i shouldn't copy it.
You yourself in another post said "I've been watching rated R movies since I was like 7" have you ever harmed anyone because of watching them? Are you a criminal or something? No your a normal intelligent person. Why? because im sure you understood that what you were watching wasn't real and shouldn't be copied.

I'll bet that happened in America as well. What do you expect from a country that lets any old idiot own a gun then wonders why there are so many shootings, duh.

End rant lol.

Oh, I wasn't saying that to mean ALL kids shouldn't watch anime, its just like parents buying their kids GTA, and then bitching about the violence. Its up to the parents to be more responsible, but at the same time, when an anime, LIKE Naruto, that's actually aimed for an older audience (13+)its partially edited and put on "toonami" parents don't give the cartoon a second thought and say "oh well, we better make sure that show isnt going to influence our children in the wrong ways". Sure its edited, and put in an earlier time slot, but that doesn't mean they can edit out the intended violence in the series, like gaara burying people in sand. Yes, there are plenty of kids that have watched Naruto, and never hurt a fly because of it. But when a show is intended for someone older, it shouldn't be placed in a time slot that parents won't think to be cautious about, edited or not. you know?

No I never hurt anyone, or did anything I wasn't supposed to because of movies that were rated R, but there were other children that I'm sure did. I was smart enough to know what wasn't real, and what not to act on, etc. My parents were aware of that. But again, some parents might not know until its too late, and they've gone off and hurt someone or themselves, like that dead 7 year old, which before I heard that story, would have thought would have much more common sense to himself, than to let the other kid bury his head in the sand. lol.

So we're in agreement in that it's basically the parents fault? I think they should pay more attention to what their kids are watching and not just assume that since it's on at a certain time that it's ok for them. When i was still a kid my parents would watch stuff they weren't sure about with me.

But then even if the parents do check it out and talk to their kids about it im sure there'll be some who do stupid stuff anyway. I mean some kid could try shoving his friend in a trash can after seeing it on sesame street.

yes, we agree on that for sure. Parents are ignorant and then when something bad happens, instead of taking the blame, they pawn it off and tv, or video games.