This should be marked that it's h10 encoded. It could be understood, IF h10 was the standard. But it's not and never will be. Because the media world will continue to use 8bit AVC encoding as its standard as long as it can produce the video quality it needs to. Size doesnt matter. Thats why they developed a disc that can hold 25-50GB of compressed data(ie. bluray disc.).
I've got nothing personal against h10. I even agree it can produce a better video in a smaller file. The issue with it is not so simple. After it was injected into the Anime sharing community. Some realised it has been done so by people with a specific objective. To slow down sharing, reduce the total amount being shared  and chase off the sources that wre sharing if possible.  h10 has gone on to fulfill it's roll almost flawlessly with the help of those that started encoding because h10 was so easy to produce.  The cost thats been paid for it's use, very few saw. And even though the truth was put out for anyone to know. It was ignored. And mow Anime has lost almost all of the encoded Anime sources that has kept sharing of old to new shows movies and OVA's.
There use to be 10-15-20 different versions of every new episode to current running shows. Now your lucky if you can find 1 that's different out of the few put out for each new ep. most are just copies with different group names. For 18 months [Jan2015 thru June 2016] there was just one solitary source you could get newly dubbed Anime from. That Funimation was releasing/streaming on its website. But I should also say that Funimation has become Anti Anime, so it kinda makes sense no one was interested in sharing it.
They have begun to change the script rewrites so the characters are nothing like they way they should be. Trading respect and morals for each other as we have always seen. To someone unsure and always questioning there own actions. Its disgusting what there doing. If you need to be a Anime watchoholic of all thats been released over the years. to catch onto what the voice actors of all the shows released starting Jan 2015 from Funi to notice the changes they never had before. It took me almost most half the winter season to catch on. That got me looking more closely to what was going on.  I realised that all the long time voice actors were doing it. They must have been contracted and did whatever they could to get out of the contracts to leave. Voice actors that never made the simple mistakes or continuity slip ups. Were making many almost every episode in every new series released. It was like they were telling fans to beware of changes being made.  Feel sorry for fans just starting to collect shows. it will be a long process to make a good collection. It will have many holes for shows no longer being shared.  When all this started in the fall of 2011. I was in the middle of replacing my archive/collection of Anime with Bluray versions whenever a show was re-released. Most of whats written here will fall on def ears. And it's okay, we all have common sense that if used. It wont take but s second or two to see whats going on.